...third ; I am not quite sure;' but I remember it well. Q. Did you see James Speirs that day ? A. I did. Q. How long have you known him ? A. I think it is three years; and he lived a twelvemonth along with a gentleman in the land near me ; and a soberer...

...an industrious man. Thomas O'Neil, sworn.—Examined by Mr. M'NALLY. Q. Do you know the prisoner ? A. I do. Q. How long have you known him? A. I have known hlm 4 twenty years. Q, What has been his general character ? A. A very good one— he was...

...least to my professional readers, who remember the rules by which he ought to have been bound : — Q. "You know Mr. O'Connor?" — A. "I do."— Q. "How long have you known him?" — A. "I have known him between two and three years, and I live a great deal with those with whom Mr. O'Connor...

...A. — I reside at Mokelumne Hill. My business is that of a miner. Q. — Bo you know Judge Hardy ? A,— I do. Q. — How long have you known him ? A. — I have known him about two years. Q. — Were you a juror at the February term of eighteen hundred and...

...Ward. Q. How long have you resided there? A. Since 1827. Q. Do you know the prisoner, David E. Herold ? A. I do. Q. How long have you known him ? A. I . have known him from his birth, — about twenty-three years, I believe. Q. Have you seen a good deal...

...was more than a month. Q. State to the jury if you know John H. Surratt, the prisoner at the bar ? A. I do. Q. How long have you known him ? A. I have known John H. Surratt for the last ten or eleven years. Q. Have yon been in the habit of seeing...

...Campbell ? A. Yes, sir. Q. Mr. John Campbell ? A. Yes, sir. Q. Do you recollect Mr. John Campbell ? A. I do. Q. How long have you known him ? A. I didn't have his acquaintance before he came on the job there. Q. What work did he do ? A. Stonecutter....

...occurred over there when this man Dart went to him to his place. Q. Do you know Mr. Clarvoe here ? — A. I do. Q. How long have you known him? — A. I was introduced to him since I have been a detective on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Q. He is a...

...this bar ? AI am. Q. Where do you reside ? A. Ashland. Q. Do you know John Kehoe, this defendant ? A. I do. Q. How long have you known him ? A. I cannot tell exactly ; five, six, or seven years, perhaps. Q. Will you please tell us if you know what...

...States jail. Q. Where do you live? — A. I live in Georgetown. Q. Do yon know Robert T. Johnson ? — A. I do. Q. How long have you known him ? — A. I have known him for the last fifteen or twenty years. By Mr. EATON : Q. From his boyhood, I suppose,...