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[page 425] the sack and into the straw like a pig? A. I have known them to. Q. At other times have you known them to be down on it? A. Yes, sir. Q. Which way should you think they generally did? A. They were apt to crawl into it if they were cold. Q. You said there were standing orders Did you mean that there were standing orders about that man that were given to you? A. Not to me at that timel that is, except when he wanted any thing. Q. You had no standing orders to look after him more than any man that was equally violent? A. No, sir, not during the night. Q. Take a man in his condition of violence, and as he was the night he was put into the lodge, how would they have managed him in the Taunton hospital? A. They would have put a [set?] of clothes onto him an put him onto ^a bed with bed-straps. Q. In cases of that kind, such a type, if they needed it would they have given