Deputy Judge-Advocate. McKillop is on furlough in England.
President. You say McKillop is in the barracks; how do you know?
Prisoner. I can't know, for I have been in close custody for six months.
President. If he be a material witness, he shall be recalled by telegram.
Cross-examined. Was that the first time you drank with me at the canteen?—It was not. Geary and Butler and two more drank with us at the canteen. Geary paid for the drink.
When was the first time; how soon after you swore me in?—In some time after.
Why did you not mention that before, in answer to the Court?—I did not think of it. It is hard to think of everything at once.
You say you swore in Butler, and did you swear in any other soldier between the time you swore in Darragh and Butler?—I am not sure whether I swore in Farrell between them or not. Butler brought me a corporal and a private. I think their names are in the book.
Did you swear any and how many soldiers between swearing in Darragh and Butler?—I do not think I swore any between you and Butler except Farrell; but I don't know whether he was or not.