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Q. As you were near the person of LieutenantGeneral Whitelocke, can you state that you have not an opinion of the cause which induced the LieutenantGeneral to remain stationary in the rear, separated from his army, instead of forcing his way to join it, to direct its operations, and to share its fate?
A. Although I was never far from the General during that day for any considerable length of time, yet I had so little conversation with him, that I cannot attempt to assign the grounds for his conduct.The Court having met, the Deputy Judge Advocate read a letter from the Right Honourable Richard Ryder, Judge Advpcate General, stating that he was so much indisposed, as to be unable to attend, but hoped he should on Monday.Adjourned till Monday 10 o'clock. [url]http://www.gohotshoes.com[/url]