Amos, Henry | Day 21
1881 census lists him as a shopkeeper. Denied having any money from anyone. Was canvassed by George Marley who also worked for the brewery.
Witness Type: N/A, Canvassed but not paid
Party: Unknown / Did not vote
Witness Testimony:
- 20436.
(Mr. Holl.) Where do you live ? — High Street, Walmer, just below Webbs’ the butcher.
- 20437.
What did you receive for your vote ? — Nothing at all. I never had a penny.
- 20438.
Were you canvassed by anybody ? — Yes.
- 20439.
By whom ? — A man that works at the brewery. I forget his name.
- 20440.
Is his name Bushell ? — No, he lives further down the street. Marley, I think his name is. He came to me, and persuaded me to go, and I went with him.
- 20441.
Did he offer you any money ? — No, he never offered a penny.
- 20442.
Did he give you anything ? — No, not a farthing.
- 20443.
Did you have nothing from anybody ? — No, nothing from anybody.
- 20444.
Did you have anything to drink ? — No, nothing to drink.
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(Mr. Turner) What are you ? — I have been working at Mr. Thompson’s brewery for a good many years.
- 20446.
(Mr. Holl,) You are quite sure that you had no money from anybody ? — No, I never had a farthing from anybody.