AL the request of fr. Reeks and with the consent of Mr Long. witness agreed that, without coming to the witness-box again, he would place before the court at fis next hearing. list of detectives on duty on that day, together with a list of cases handled by them so as to enable the court to see what proportion of the cases passed through Mr. Kelly.
Superintendent J.
Barry. who, at the time was the officer in charge of Central Station, was next called to the witness-box and said that Mr. Kelly had come to see him afler he (witness) had spoken to Inspector Duncan, Senior Detective of Central Station," He told Mr. Kelly about the hearing and Mr. Kelly replied that Mr. Duncan had already told him about it.
In reply to one of Mr. queries, witness at the time told him that as'far ae he knew, Mr. Robertson, could hear the case.
reply to a question by counsel for the petitioner. witness stated that the letter which Mr. Kelly sent the commissioner of police at. the time, was a private letter and. that had' it been considered oficial, would have been returned to him with the request that it be forwarded {in accordance with regulations, namely through his directly superior officer,
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