Cross-examining, Mr suggested to. the witn Maguire was in the too otelock. Witness disagreed. reply to counsel, witness stated that he had no personal complaint about Mr. Maguire's behaviour though he was obviously excited, He had no hot words with Me, Maguire. While Mr. Bathala and Mr, Maguire were writing "thole complaints he heard Mr, Bathata toll Mr. Maguire to "shut up." Bathala was a little excited at the but not very.
Counsel put questions regarding the irregularity or otherwise of the warrant for the boy a awest and asked witness what wag the usual procedure, Witness did not seem to understand the questions and went into a rambling harangue about consulates, courts, and signatures until pulled up by his Honout, He agreed with Mr. Newman that the warrant was irregular a9 the signature of the British consul was missing. So far as the Provisional Court was concerned, he appeared to be uncertain, Mr. Newman asked witness whether a police officer wae called to see Mr. Maguire behind the ba witness had not noticed anyone. No one was sent for, but there were a number of people going in and out all the time. When M. Henti had shown Mr. Maguire the warrant he had heard no remarks; he was not paying attention,
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