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Cross-examined by Mr Gaunson: I am 20 years of age, and my parents live at Longwood; I have been two years in Mr Gloster's employ, and am still in his service; Mr Gloster told me he had written an account of the affair, but it was never shown or read to me; constable M'Quirk interviewed me at Euroa, about a month ago; Mr Gloster was not present; I wrote a statement myself; Mr Gloster told me what he could say; I told what I could say; I never agreed with Mr Gloster about anything; I wrote out my statement at detective Ward's request and sent it to him; Mr Gloster has asked me to remember Kelly's statement about the death of sergeant Kennedy; I cannot say that on the occasion when Mr Gloster and I talked about the Kellys, we compared our recollections; when Kelly's name cropped up we generally spoke about what took place at the station; we never placed our statements on the matter side by side. I cannot remember Mr Gloster ever having asked me "Do you recollect what Kelly told us about shooting Kennedy on the ground ?" but I cannot cannot state positively that he has never asked me such question; Mr. Gloster was present when I was interviewed last week by sub-inspector Kennedy.