The Speech of Randle Jackson Esq Addressed to the Honorable the Committee of
The Speech of Randle Jackson Esq Addressed to the Honorable the Committee of
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and, what was the name of his colleague who looked over the cloths with him ? I expected, and hoped from t: ese questions, that they would all have been sent lor ; unfortunately they were not, and this was the only reason why I forbore calling the foremen of two other eminent houses in the same line, \vho were put down as witnesses on my brief. Air. Lambert, I repeat, stood a most severe cross exa- mination ; it was endeavoured to make him say he did not know the gig-dressed from the hand-dress...ed cloth, except by the place which they came from, though that would have been enough, because the gig-masters are as well known from the hand-masters, as the distinc- tion between these gentlemen sitting here and myself. The gig-cloths are known as coming from a gig-master, and the hand-dressed cloths as coming from a hand-master. He is asked if he can tell from his judgment, and he shews you that he can to a moral certainty. How, it is inquired, can he distinguish the one from the other ? He says, that the gig-cloth is looser ; it feels more hollow in the hand, and the injuries are of a different nature from those which he finds in the hand-dressed cloths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and, what was the name of his colleague who looked over the cloths with him ? I expected, and hoped from t: ese questions, that they would all have been sent lor ; unfortunately they were not, and this was the only reason why I forbore calling the foremen of two other eminent houses in the same line, \vho were put down as witnesses on my brief. Air. Lambert, I repeat, stood a most severe cross exa- mination ; it was endeavoured to make him say he did not know the gig-dressed from the hand-dress...ed cloth, except by the place which they came from, though that would have been enough, because the gig-masters are as well known from the hand-masters, as the distinc- tion between these gentlemen sitting here and myself. The gig-cloths are known as coming from a gig-master, and the hand-dressed cloths as coming from a hand-master. He is asked if he can tell from his judgment, and he shews you that he can to a moral certainty. How, it is inquired, can he distinguish the one from the other ? He says, that the gig-cloth is looser ; it feels more hollow in the hand, and the injuries are of a different nature from those which he finds in the hand-dressed cloths.
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