I can't swear to the trunk; there is a corded muslin ruffle among the things found. I have none but corded muslin ruffles; there is another. Are those the things found upon the man? The trunk was the property of your master, and the key in it when you took those things out? And you are certain those are the things? The pawn broker deposed, that he lived in Crown-street, Princes-street; produced the watch, said he had bought it of a man of the name of Malone, whom he knew extremely well, for seven guineas and a crown.
The watch produced in court Mr. Rous deposed it was his property, said it fitted another case he had for it, and that it was made by Green. I am a pawn broker; I live in Carnaby-street. I have seen the prisoner three or four times at our house; one time in particular, when he brought a cane, which he pawned in the name of Knox, which he redeemed afterwards; and he pawned a pair of knee-buckles, and nothing else.
You said you had seen him three or four times at your house, and he only pawned a cane and knee-buckles; do you remember any thing else? Were there some ruffles pawned? Can you swear to the lace ruffles pawned by Malone?
ROUS looks at them. There is one pair of rich Brussell's point, which cost me thirteen guineas, and which I remember the pattern of very well, here is another pair which I could swear to throughout Europe, because they are a very singular particular immitation of point lace, and I bought them at Genoa, when there about 20 month ago, and the counter part of one of these is the one found in the possession of William Knox.
Here is another pair, I don't remember to have worn them, but I know I had some like them, it is Mignionet, I am confident it must be mine. Here are three pair of mourning ruffles, one pair of the three I can swear to, it is a mourning ruffle of a particular sort of pattern, I bought it at Paris, It is a mourning spotted which is uncommon, I had another pair like this I know I have lost, and this pair I know is mine.
I live with Mr. It is eight weeks ago last sunday, I went out to Knightsbridge about six in the evening, I returned between nine and ten, and found William at home, the prisoner at the bar, he let me in, there was no person there but him, there was a book before him, he leaned his arm upon the table, whether he was reading or no, I can't tell.
I took off my cloak, he turned round to speak to me, what it was I don't know, he stooped to pick something up close by his chair, he said what is this, I See original said I don't know, may be it may be one of my robins fell out of the drawer; he said no it is not, it is a ruffle of Malone's fell out of his pocket, for he has been here this evening. He said no more to me about it, nor I to him. I went up to the drawing room to shut the windows, from there I went to the door, I talked to a person that had the care of next door house, till a young woman came to sleep with me, it might be ten minutes, he came and let me in, William went to bed.
I opened the door and picked up a ruffle in my master's bed room going up to the bed room, about an hour after he picked up the ruffle. Did you sleep in that room? There was a young woman with me, I said ma'm is this your's, no not as I know of, said she. I laid it down upon the table in my master's bed room, and went to shut the window shutters. Upon shutting it she took the ruffle, and said, it is a gentleman's ruffle, she said very like one of Mr.
I said it can't be one of Mr. Rous's, he had been in mourning, she said she knowed the tacking of it in Russel-street, she was my master's valet's wife. Have you that ruffle? I went up stairs, she with me, and called William, he did not answer, he was in bed. I said, William, have you been in my master's bed room; he said, what should I do there; I said, I do not know what you should do there, but somebody has been there, for there is a gentleman's ruffle in it, he took the ruffle very carelessly and threw the ruffle down in a chair by him, I said he need not throw the ruffle away, for I would have the ruffle again, I picked it up and carried it down stairs, and left it till my master came home, which was five weeks.
What became of the ruffle you picked up under the table below stairs? I have had it ever since he was at Bow-street, that is mine. Was Malone there? Who is Malone? It was night, he laid there, when he came home with him it was a storm, William said, it was a very bad night to turn any body out, he came there, and staid from Saturday night till Sunday morning. I did not know it was Mr. Rous's ruffle, I had not been accustomed to go into his bed-chamber.
But Malone has frequently been at your master's house? By your invitation? Did you see him any part of the night, from the time he went to bed till he went home? Many persons came to visit you; one Mrs. Wilmot or Miss Wilmot? You was very intimate with the prisoner at one time; I am sure you was; and you entertained some resentment against him; did not you say you would certainly hang him? Nothing to that purpose? What did you say to that purpose? I should not be sorry to see him go by to be hanged.
Will you take upon you to say, upon your oath, you did not entertain some suspicion of his neglect of you? From the Prisoner. Wife and children are bills of charges, The cunning wife makes her husband her apron. The wife is the key of the house. He that hath wife and children wants not business. Where the will is ready, the feet are light. To him that wills, ways are not wanting. With as good a will as ever I came from school. He that doth what he will, oft doth not what he ought.
Will will have wilt, though will woe win. Nothing is impossible to a willing mind. Willows are weak, yet they bind other wood. Pull down your hat on the wind side. A good Winter brings a good Summer. Wine is the masters, but the goodness is the drawers. Wine in the bottle doth not quench the thirst. Wine is a turn-coat, first a friend, then an enemy. Wine that costs nothing is digested e're it be drunk.
You cannot know wine by the barrel. Wine wears no breeches. Shews what a man is. You can't drive a windmill with a pair of bellows. You may be a wise man though you can't make a watch. Wise men care not for what they cannot have. Page 30 None is so wise but the fool overtakes him. Better to have then wish. Better it be done then wish it had been done. You have a little wit and it doth you good sometimes.
He hath enough to keep the wolf from the door. That is, to satisfie his hunger, latrantem stomachum. Wolves lose their teeth, but not their memory. Who hath a wolf for his mate, needs a dog for his man. Who keeps company with the wolf, will learn to howl.
Women, priests and poultry have never enough. To wo is a pleasure in a young man, a fault in an old. Green wood makes a hot fire. Wood half burnt is easily kindled. You were better give the wool then the sheep. Many words will not fill a bushel. Words and feathers are tost by the wind. Good words without deeds are rushes and reeds. One ill word asketh another. They must hunger in frost, that will not work in heat. What is a workman without his tools. There needs a long time to know the worlds pulse.
Page 31 This world is nothing except it tend to another. A green wound is soon healed. Wranglers never want words. THe more thy years, the nearer thy grave. Youth and white paper take any impression. Proverbs and Proverbial observations belonging to Health, Diet and Physick. That is if it comes off well. And an Ague-fit is not thought to go off kindly, unless it ends in a sweat. Agues come on horseback, but go away on foot. A bit in the morning is better then nothing all day.
Or, then a thump on the back with a stone. You eat and eat, but you do not drink to fill you. The reason whereof I conceive is, because that acid humour which by vellicating the membranes of the stomack causes a sence of hunger, is by copious ingestion of drink very much diluted, and its acidity soon taken off.
Pomae, ova atque nuces, si det tibi sordida, gustes. Children an chicken must be always picking. That is, they must eat often, but little at a time. A little oyl nourishes the flame, but a great deal poured on at once may drown and quench it. A man may carry that by little and little, which if laid on his back at once he would sink under.
Hence old men, Page 34 who in this respect also, I mean by reason of the decay of their spirits and natural heat, do again become children, are advised by Physicians to eat often, but little at once. Old young and old long. They who would be young when they are old must be old when they are young. When the Fern is as high as a spoon You may sleep an hour at noon. Schola Salernitana condemns this practise, Sit brevis aut nullus tibi somnus meridianus: Febris, pigrities, capitis dolor atque Catarrhus.
Haec tibi proveniunt ex somno meridiano. But it may be this advice was intended for us English to whose King this book was dedicated rather then the Italians or other inhabitants of hot Countreys, who in the Summer would have enough to do to keep themselves waking after dinner.
The best way at least for us in colder climats is altogether to abstain from sleep; but if we must needs sleep, as the Italian Physicians advise either to take a nod sitting in a chair, or if we lie down strip off our clothes as at night, and go into bed, as the present Duke of Tuscany himself practises and advises his subjects to do, but by no means lie down upon a bed in our clothes.
When the Fern is as high as a ladle, You may sleep as long as you are able. When Fern begins to look red Then milk is good with brown bread. It is observed by good housewives, that milk is thicker in the Autumn then in the Summer, notwithstanding the grass must needs be more hearty, the juice of it being better concocted by the heat of the Sun in Summer time. Every man is either a fool or a Physician after thirty years of age. After dinner sit a while, after supper walk a mile. Post epulas stabis vel passus mille meabis.
As for the reason they give for standing or walking after meales, viz. Some turn this saying into a droll thus. After dinner sleep a while, after supper go to bed. An old Physician, a young Lawyer. The Italians say, An old Physician, a young Barber. A good Chirurgion must have an Eagles eye, a Lions heart, and a Ladies hand. Good keal is half a meal. Keal, i. Pottage of any kind, though properly Keal be pottage made of Colewort, which the Scots call Keal, and of which usually they make their broth.
If you would live ever, you must wash milk from your liver. This is an idle old saw, for which I can see no reason but rather for the contrary. Butter is gold in the morning, silver at noon, lead at night. He that would live for ay must eat Sage in May. After cheese comes nothing. An egg and to bed. You must drink as much after an egg as after an Ox.
This is a fond and ungrounded old saying. Light suppers make clean sheets. He that goes to bed thirsty rises healthy. I look upon this as a very good observation and should advise all persons not to go to bed with their stomachs full of wine, beer or any other liquour.
Page 38 One hours sleep before midnight's worth two hours after. Who goes to bed supperless, all night tumbles and tosses. This is an Italian Proverb. That is, if a man goes to bed hungry, otherwise, He that eats a plentifull dinner may well afford to go to bed supperless, unless he hath used some strong bodily labour or exercise. Certainly it is not good to go to ones rest till the stomach be well emptied, that is if we eat suppers, till two hours at least after supper.
For as the old Physicians tell us though the second and third concoctions be best performed in sleep; yet the first is rather disturbed and perverted. Chi ben cena ben dorme. Often and little eating makes a man fat. Fish must swim thrice. Once in the water, a second time in the sawce, and a third time in wine in the stomach. Fish and young swine live in water and die in wine.
Drink wine and have the gout, and drink no wine and have the gout too. Young mens knocks old men feel. Quae peccamus Juvenes ea luimus senes. Go to bed with the lamb, and rise with the lark. Early to go to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Wash your hands often, your feet seldom; and your head never. Eat at pleasure, drink by measure. For no people eat more bread, nor indeed have better to eat: And for Page 40 wine the most of them drink it well diluted, and never to any excess that I could observe. Cheese it is a peevish else, It digests all things but it self. This is a translation of that old rhythming Latin verse. The best Physicians are Dr. Diet, Dr.
Quiet and Dr. This is nothing but that Distich of Schola Salernitana Englished. Si tibi deficiant medici, medici tibi fiant. Haec tria mens laeta, requies, moderata diaeta. Drink in the morning staring, Then all the day be sparing. Eat a bit before you drink. Feed sparingly and defie the Physician.
Better be meales many then one too merry. You should never touch your eye but with your elbow. Non patitur ludum fama, fides, oculus. To these I shall add a few French and Italian Proverbs. Which Mr. Cotgrave Page 41 englishes thus, The head and feet kept warm, The rest will take no harm.
Young flesh and old fish are best. Qui vin ne boit apres salade, est en danger estre malade. Di giorni quanto voi, di notte quanto poi. Cover your head by day as much as you will, by night as much as you can. Il pesse guasta l'acqua, la carne la concia. Fish spoils water, but flesh mends it. Old fish, old oil and an old friend are the best. Raw pulleyn, veal and fish make the churchyards fat.
Of wine the middle, of oil the top, and of honey the bottom is best. Macrob Saturn. Quaro igitur, Cur oleum quod in summo est, vinum quod in medio, mel quod in fundo optimum esse credantur. Nec cunctatus Disarius ait, Mel quod optimum est reliquo ponderosius est. Aria di finestra colpo di balestra. Asciuto il piede calda la testa, e dal resto vive da bestia, i.
Keep your feet dry and your head hot, and for the rest live like a beast. Pisse clear and defie the physician. Proverbs and Proverbial Observations concerning Husbandry, Weather and the seasons of the year. JAniveer freez the pot by the fire. If the grass grow in Janiveer, It grows the worse for't all the year. There's no general rule without some exception: for in the year the winter was so mild, that the pastures were very green in January, yet was there scarce ever known a plentifuller crop of hay then the summer following.
When Candlemas day is come and gone The snow lies on a hot stone. February fill dike, Be it black or be it white; But if it be white, It's the better to like. Pluye de Feburier vaut es gaux de fumier. Snow brings a double advantage: It not only preserves the corn from the bitterness of the frost and cold, but enriches the ground by reason of the nitrous salt which it is supposed to contain.
I have observed the Alps and other high mountains covered all the winter with snow, soon after it is melted to become like a garden, so full of luxuriant plants and variety of flowers. It is worth the noting, that mountainous plants are for the most part larger then those of the same genus which grow in lower grounds; and that these snowy mountains afford greater variety of species then plain countreys.
Page 44 Februeer doth cut and shear. March in Janiveer, Janiveer in March I fear. March hack ham, comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb. March grass never did good. March wind and May Sun, make clothes white and maids dun. March many weathers. April showers bring forth May flowers.
When April blows his horn, It's good both for hay and corn. April borrows three days of March and they are ill. An April floud carries away the frog and her brood. A cold May and a windy, makes a full barn and a findy. The merry moneth of May. May come she early or come she late she'll make the cow to quake. Page 45 May seldom passes without a brunt of cold weather. Some will have it thus, She'll bring the Cow.
A May flood never did good. Shear your sheep in May, And shear them all away. A swarm of Bees in May, is worth a load of hay: But a swarm in July, is not worth a fly. When the wind's in the East, It's neither good for man nor beast. The East-wind with us is commonly very sharp, because it comes off the Continent. When the wind's in the South, It's in the rains mouth. This is an observation that holds true all over Europe; and I believe in a great part of Asia too. Madidis notus evolat alis. The North-wind drives away rain.
Wherefore by the rule of contraries, the South-wind must bring it. When the wind's in the South, It blowes the bait into the fishes mouth. No weather is ill, If the wind be still. A hot May makes a fat Church-yard. A green winter makes a fat Church-yard. Page 47 We have entertained an opinion, that frosty weather is the most healthful, and the hardest winters the best.
Winter never rots in the sky. Ne caldo, ne gelo resta mai in cielo. Neither heat nor cold abides always in the sky. It's pity fair weather should do any harm. Hail brings frost i'th'tail. A snow year, a rich year. Anno di neve anno di bene. A winters thunder's a summers wonder. Quand il tonne en Mars on peut dire helas. Drought never bred dearth in England. Whoso hath but a mouth, shall ne're in England suffer drought. When the sand doth feed the clay, which is in a wet summer England wo and well-a-day: But when the clay doth feed the sand, which is in a dry summer Then it is well with England.
Because there is more clay then sandy ground in England. The worse for the rider, the better for the bider. Bon pais mauvais chemin. Rich land, bad way. Page 48 When the Cuckow comes to the bare thorn, Sell your cow and buy you corn: But when she comes to the full bit, Sell your corn and buy you sheep. If the cock moult before the hen, We shall have weather thick and thin: But if the hen moult before the cock, We shall have weather hard as a block. I look upon as altogether uncertain; and were they narrowly observed would I believe, as often miss as hit.
I'th' old o'th' moon A cloudy morning bodes a fair afternoon. As the days lengthen, so the cold strengthens. Cresce di cresce'l freddo dice il pescador. The like reason there is why the hottest time of the day is not just at noon, but about two of the clock in the afternoon and the hotest time of the year not just at the Summer Solstice, but about a moneth after, because till then the externall heat of the Sun is Page 49 greater then the heat produced in the earth.
If there be a rainbow in the eve, it will rain and leave: But if there be a rainbow in the morrow, It will neither lend nor borrow. An evening red and a morning gray, Is a sign of a fair day. A red evening and a white morning rejoyce the pilgrim. When the clouds are upon the hills they'll come down by the mills. David and Chad sow pease good or bad. That is about the beginning of March.
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