She could not remember distinctly about the doctors coming in and out of the ward before dinner. Mr Cooper was quoting from evidence previously given by' Miss Arnaboldi when Mr Rees again objected. Mr Cooper said it was highly improper for Mr Rees to interfere. He had not in terrupted Mr Rees, even when improperly hinting at what he would dq.in Parliament or when putting leading questions. _ Mr Ress said he asked the Commissioners to prevent counsel from suggesting to the witness that she had said certain things. Evidence was then resumed, witness statiner that she noticed that Berry was restless, but did not notice him throwing his hands about or picking at the clothes. She remembered giving him water once, bub could not say whether he complained of thirst. This occurred in September. She remained in the Hospital until Decem ber, bub did nob complain aboub Berry's case to Dr. Collins. Nurse Dixon put the tow under Berry's hand. Witness could nob say whether Nurse Dixon stated that there was nothing to be alarmed at. With regard to McKenzie's case witness stated that the first night sho was nob ordered to keep the leg wet' with carbolic lotion. It was done on the second night. Dr. Collins himself fixed the cage over the leg. Dr. Collins was in the ward some time later on in the evening, after 9.30 o'clock. Dr. Daldy was there about 11 o'clock. She could not re collect Dr. Collins coming again about 1 o'clock. She was down stairs a few minutes before 1 o'clock, and when she came back McKenzie asked her when the doctor would come. It was after that she asked Dr. Collins to come and was surprised that he did not do so. Dr. Collins did not tell her to give McKenzie a dose of morphia at once, and to use her own discretion with regard to the time she should give the second dose, nor as to the number of doses. She gave one dose a few minutes before 12 o'clock, and another a quarter before 4 a.m. She also gave a black draught with out any instructions. She gave ib because she thought McKenzie would need chloro form when the leg was amputated. lb was the doctor teLiing her to use her own discretion with regard to morphia that made her administer the black draught. 