U.—A Solicitor, 0 ko autho act for him, is to be with a prisoner facility will be given that Eh may not be overheatd by one, Into cate will he taken that the inoner does not escape, The Assessor remarked that Counsel should certainly have some degree of privacy. It could not cost much inconveniece to give reasonable facilities to the lawyer. It was not the best the police could have done for Mr. Ellis and, he thought, it was not playing the game.
A short discussion arose about the room which hed been lent to Mr. Ellis, bat Mr. Ellis said he did not think he would trouble the police any more and asked that his, client be detained at the Court.
The Court granted the request, and at the same time hoped Mr. Ellis would endeavour to make a speedy settlement of the case,
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