3. (old).—To swear falsely; to give false evidence: for money.

1789. Geo. Parker, Life’s Painter, p. 159, s.v.

1819. Vaux, Memoirs, s.v. Mount, to swear, or give evidence falsely

for the sake of a gratuity. To mount for a person is also

synonymous with bonnetting for him.

1859. Matsell, Vocabulum, s.v. Mount. To give false testimony.

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