POMFRET--They all continued about half an hour; and then went away, all but Mr. French, who staid there. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--What then became of the others? POMFRET--Mr. James, Mr. Dockwra, and my lord of Warwick went away; and my lord of Warwick desired particularly, that we would all take care of Mr. French, for he was his particular friend; and Mr. French continued there till Sunday about one of the clock. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Was there any discourse at that time about Mr. Coote? POMFRET--Not that I heard of, one word. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Was there any notice taken of any quarrel that happened between any body, and who? POMFRET--No, indeed, I did not hear them take notice of any quarrel at all between any body. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--You say Mr. French, when he came into your house, was wounded, and there was care particularly taken of him because he was wounded. POMFRET--Yes; my lord of Warwick desired to take care of him. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Then pray, was there no discourse how he came to be wounded? POMFRET--Indeed I do not know how he came to be wounded; nor did I hear one word of discourse about it; indeed I cannot say any thing who wounded him. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray will you recollect yourself, and tell my lords what sort of handle had my lord of Warwick's sword when you saw it? POMFRET--It had a steel handle. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, can you tell whether the shell was open or close? POMFRET--I cannot tell justly; I saw it, and that was all. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--If I apprehend you, you say my lord had a wound in his hand. POMFRET--Yes, my lord, he had so. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, in what hand was it that he was wounded? POMFRET--To the best of my remembrance, it was in his right hand. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, did there appear much blood there? POMFRET--Yes, my lord, indeed there did. SERJEANT WRIGHT--You talk of Mr. James and Mr. Dockwra's swords; pray in what condition were they? POMFRET--Mr. Dockwra's sword was by his side, and not drawn. SERJEANT WRIGHT--What did you observe of captain James's sword? POMFRET--His sword was naked, and he had lost his scabbard; but how that came I cannot tell; and there was dirt on one side of the sword; and he said he had left his scabbard behind him. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Was there any blood upon his sword? POMFRET--No, there was no blood that I did see upon it. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray did you see any blood upon Mr. Dockwra's sword? POMFRET--No, indeed, I did not see Mr. Dockwra's sword, it was in the scabbard by his side.