1 Did he say anything aboub a baby ? He said : " How's bhe baby ?" Did you say you would kick him down stairs ? No. What did you say ? I said nothing. The remark was un heard by my father, and I simply took no notice of it. Did you not tell your father thab Green way was unfit bo transacb business with ? I did nob. Do you know Walter Ellis, in Mr George's office ? I do. Do you recollect having a conversation with MrElhs? Yes. Was it about thie business ? No ; but aboub the other matter on which you have questioned me. Did you not tell Ellis thab Greenwny was drunk and that you told your father noj to

do business with him ? I did not. I have told you co before. And did you not tell him tbab your father lonb the money against your opinion, and that ho was foolish to do co ? No, I did not make such a remark to Mr Ellis. Did it not strike you a.? being strange that Greenway should say that some girl waa going Co sac him for £1,000 '' Nob at all. Did you make any inquiries at Mr Tole's oftice? 1 did not. Did you see any girl with Greenway on the first occasion ? There way no one in the hansom at the door. Was bhore another hansom there aa well? No, there was not. Did ib nob appear to you, also, to be Btrango conduct thab a man should borrow money at 50 per cent, when he had money at his banker's ? No, ho assigned a very good reason. Did ho not appear to be suffering from hallucinations ? No, lie did not. Did I understand you to say thab on the second occasion ho wae driven to the ofiico in a cab ? Not) upstairs, but to the door in Bowden's cab. Did ib not seem strange that on the second occasion a man with money at the bank should borrow money at something like 100 per cent? Wo only had Greenway's word for that. Can you give any reason why Greenway did not cash the cheque himself? No. I often cash cheques in thab way for clients. Was thero anyone in the cab ? No. 