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Cast ae witness swear that defier lb* 20 times that he rowels be Princess, Uggieri was always ia the came yogi. vow oft be boat , Mr. Brougham—Thie is asownaing that the witness has bound himself down to twenty times; be said twenty more or less; now, that does not triad hint down to twenty. Did Uggirri always sit in the same positiim is the boat in relation to yen when he sod you rowed the Princess? The same place. Caa the witness swear that Uggieri never was in the boat rowing the Princess from t►e Theatre, when the wit. ness himself was not there? I cannot swear that I was there all the times. Lord Cathcart—How high did the carriage come above his head? About so much, placing his bands at the distance of about two feet, The Duke of Buckingham% then put same questions to the witney with respect to the value of the Napoleons, which, me understand him to my. was am litres and a half. Mr. Brougham—Call Vassala. Carlo Eassali they advanced towards the bar; he is • handsome looking young min, and elicited very mach the attention of the Motile Lords. After being sworn, he was examined I v Denman. Of what place are you • native' Milan. Dora the miasma understand English at all A little. What is his profession I have the honour of beings. equerry to the Queen of England. Are you in any profession ? None. Have you been in any? I have been • military num. What rank did he hold in she army ? My last rank was 'Captain of the dragoons in the late disbanded royal guards. When did he first become acquainted with her Majesty At Train°, at the house of General Pien--at the villa of General Piot). I believe ems had t►e honour of seeing hue Majesty et General Piuu . q. at Milan ? Yea. Diit he iliae wish her at General Pima's Yee. ID what year was that If I martaber rightly it was 1916 or 1817. Does he know Bargain I ilia. Was he there at the same time ? He was. Did he dine with General Viso ? He did. bid her Itord Highness invite the *shwas to accompany bur arm any juurnry at that time? Yes. In what journey From Milan to Turin. Did be so accompany her Royal Highness at that time? Yr., from Milan to Turin. Ind he Rfterwards accompany her Royal lligheees in her journey to Germany Yes. Hifi ire they eel out upon that joeraey did her Royal nigh. nem employ the witness in b T household ? I set out from Milan, awl performed the office of vice-equerry. How did he remits in her Royal Highoess's service During she time her Royal Highness went to Caprini. Voes he remember when that was ? I believe in the year Ask him to recollect himself, whether that i• richt I Dare said I believe it Wes such a time—the enact time I Ito nut remember. Did be eater into her Royal Highness's wince at any subsequent time Yes. I n .bat capacity Equerry. Have yon continued in her Royal Highness's service f•tn that time to the preseal ' As fa► as St. Omen. Was Rergami in thetervice of her Royal Highness all the time you were? Yee. in what capacity was he employed As Chamberlain. From his situation in her Royal Highness's houselinkl had he any thing to do with the hiring and dismissing of servants? Beriami had the dirt etiun of the house, and I believe it V 1.4 his duty to dismisa and hire the servants. Have you Oren her Royal Highness and Rergansi walking togelliee at different times? I have. Did you ever see them walking alone Sometimes, get ting out of the garden seder the portico. Hare yon seen them ruling oat together Yes, its a car riage with other persona. Ltd you ever see them walking or riding withoot atteod mita, except from the garden to the portico ? When 1 my I saw them walking from the garden to the portico, solely, / mean that they were not atom, for 1 wag a little distance from them. IM you know whether Bergamot was received at t►e houses of the neighbouring families of distioctioa whew bee Royal Ilighaess was not present? Yee. What neighbourhood? Pesaro. Were you with her Royal Highness's* Blimuicfs' I was. Do you recollect her dining with her smite with the king of Bavaria? I remember it very well. Do you know whether Bergamot dined at the table with the Raig of Bars& ia ? Vial; be Jilted at the table of the fling. DI you know of any civility pastier between the King and &ream ? I have seen the King treat Dergami with the giestest Was there any present given ? Yes. ►Tbst was it A gold snuff-boa, mounted with brilliant+, and the 113111 C of the King on the top of it. Was it presented by the King to Hermann A man came 'to me and aliened .e the snuff box, and told me the King Lad given it to Rergami. Did you see the box afterwards in the possession of Her genii? Ye,. What were the initials on the box' An M. and an I. sig nifying Maximilian Joseph. Was there a crown on 'the box s Do you iemeinber being at the Barone with her Royal Highness? Yes. Were you there at the time the balls were given! Yee; shout six weeks. Was that Carnival times Yes. Do you know fur whose amusement those bolls were Riven' For the as•osewteot of her Royal Higbaess's smite and the family. What number of persons generally swami& these balls' It would be difficult fur me to state the precise camber— about fifty people. I)uss that include the suite as well as the company' Yes; Do you recollect whether the seighbouring gentry attend. ed them' Occasiumal ly (rum the neighbourhood came the families of the tenants. Do you mesa to say when the ehildres of the families came, that the fathers and mothers came also , Yes. _ . . Did you ever see prefect Tostsais there? Yes. 8112012 Capoletti ? Yea. Any Ecclesiastical Geatiesses ? Yes, the Curate of the Barons. - Did her Royal Mitres, give dinners on those occasions 'Frequently. Were the families of the Prefect and the Baron there; Many times. _ Their wives' Yes. Their daughters> I lhiok not. Did her Royal Highness and her cempsay, after dinner, (o into the place where Ilse bull was ? Yes. - Did they 'remain soy length of time ! They came to the aad thee they withdrew to another room to play. Do you mesa at cards Yes, to play at cards—chess, and sometimes the piano. Afire her Royal Highness left the ball, did the suite and lemma continue dancing The domestic, were WI dying SO hetnee, so they costd not matinee; they did not tome into the room until her Royal Higher,* withdrew. Did her Royal Highness juin to the dame? Sometimes, ■ot ofica. Describe the conduct of the permits assembled on those occasions? It was most regular. Did you ever see any tlassg indecent or improper oa those .ioecasious Newer. Did you accompany lier Royal Highness oa a tour? did. Were you at Cortarolre will' ber Royal Highness' Yea. Whrn did yuu arrive there On the 251 h of March. what year? 1818,1 believe. At what time of the day did yos arrive! Ahnut owe. Do you remember wheie yuu dined that do)? Yes. Where? At ilia ►largrariaei. Did her Royal Higbaeso dime there? Yes. Nergami ?Yee. Cuersiess Olda? Yes. Where did puu aspen that day ? At the Gram] Hake's. Did you bee the Bares d'Esde uu that uecasiun ? Yes. Was he Clsamberlaiu fe the Greed Duke' He was_ yuu remember Wren 'es diced tile served del' At die Grand Dube& Did her Royal Hisbliess,Beigansi, and the Countess Oldi 41111 t there? Yes. Did Bergami remain there the whole of the evening? No, Bergaini complained of having a headset', and requested his sister, the Countess Uldi, to accompany ►ins to the Ina, about Ave o'clock. Did her Royal Highness remain? Yes,she remained with the Gram! Ihichess. Did you rentals Yes. Did you remain until her Royal Highness left' Yes. What time dial the Lave I I do out recollect the ►our; it was late in the evening. What was done at the Gravid Duke's, as nrauvement, after Bergami and the Countess went to the lit? They sang. Did you sing too? Yea. On die third day, where did ►er Royal Highness dine' At the Margraviue's. Were you present Yes. How was ele eveniag employed? We went to the play, and sapped at the Grand Duke's afterwards. Was her Royal Highness at the dinner and at the play with her unite? Yes. On the fourth day do you remember going to any place ? We wrist to Baden. How liar is that from Cadman'? About four hours ride in a carriage. Whir: did you dine the day you set out for Baden ? At the Nlargravior's. Did hee Royal Highness and suite sleep that night at Baden ? Yes. Where dial you dine the following day? At the Marra vine's. Hoe her Royal Highness pass the evening? In the swirly of the %lsrgravinr. White did you dune ou the following day' I believe I dined at the Grand Duke's. I set out in the evening to go to Insprark for passports. At what time of the day did you go ? II was in the afte►- no.an after dimmer. What tune did you return? I believe it was between Iwo sod t hree o'clock in the morning. Whitt room did you go to un your retains' To the room of her Royal Highness. Where was her Illoysi Highness? Sitting on the bed. Was she dressed or undressed She was covered with a shawl. Who was io the room with her Royal Flightie'? Bergs. mi came, I lull Stil am' afterwards the Cowden Oldi came oot of bet-DWI. room. Wlttre was Ow Countess Oldfs room' it adjoined that of her Royal Highness. Did yois fee the Wile Vicimine that morning? Yea. Where? Sitting on the bed of her Royal Highness. Did you see Victurine on the bed of her Royal Highness, on your return from lusrruck! Yea, vu her Royal High. moues bal. Did pHs ere Demon!' Yee. Where? to her [tura Highoem's room. IVits she dressed or undressed ? Dressed. Did any officer of police come that foaming, after your return from lovesick? Yes, a few minuses after my return. Did you speak to him? Yes. Did you afterward. , return to the room of her Royal High. nese ? Yes, often. What do you mean by ofieu I first went into her Royal Highnem's room to give her an account of who load arrived (the officer r f police), afterwards to err if she wanted any thing, and, lastly, to inform her of the state ()Citify weather, and that the roads were clearing of the snow. Were her Royal Highness's suite making preparations In leave Charnitz ? Yes; we were up the whole of the night. iVere there beds sufficient in the inn for all the suite ? Ve.; but some of the suite slept on straw in the carrielut adjaiuing her Royal Highness's room. When did you bet out on the journey ? In the morning. At %bat hour About six o'clock. Did the prep/wallows for the journey continue up to that tome ; because the hones were emptied the day before. While the preparations were going forward, did you see &MITI' Many times. Did you see hint undressed No. Where did you are hint ! I saw bins in the kitchen, on the stairs, at the door of the inn, and in twr Rural Hugh nen'. ►uom. Du you remember her iduyal Highness Wag at Triesle ? How long did the remain there' A day and a half. Whm place did her Royal Highness go to from Trieste? To Venice. Were you with her Royal Highness at Rose '• Vex. _ Do you r►mrniber the time that her Royal Highness set oat on her journey to Sentgaglis Ye., I remember it •err w, R. Did you accompany her Royal Highness uu that journey Yrs. Iluw long diJ it last? Abont three days. Do you remember in what carriage her Royal Highness travelled on that occasion Yes, an &leash landsolet. Who travellrd in the carriage with her The Countess Olth, little Victories', and Rergami. Who travelled as courier on that journey? 1 saw Carlo forti ' • he was on horseback. Did you are Sacchi ow horseback on that journey ? No. How Wig was Carlo rorti in the service of her Royal Highness He came retalatly into her Royal Hielmem's service at Rome; be had been neeasionally hired at Loretto. Can puss state the reason of has being occasionally hired at Loretto) Because he was acquainted with the road fnon Loretto to Rome, and he was sent by her Royal Highness with dispatches to Rome. Was Ssechi is the service of her Royal Highness at Lo vell° ? Yes. Was Sacchi sent with any dispatches to Rume ? No, not as 1 remember. Du you know Ike reason Sarchi was nut sent He was spared, liecarse he was tired; 1 donut know it, but 1 believe it was so. Do you know whether her Royal Ilighoess or Rergasni hade carriage called a padovauello They Diver bad; Luigi) Remand had one. Dad any of the ►uite • padovanella ? I believe Luigi Be, garni had o•e. Will you describe what sort of a carriage that is, as to the springs and structure It is a essriage whirls will convey but one person, without upriser, with twu mid two wheels. Did you ever lee Ler Royal Higbness ride in such eve. rise Never. Have you !VIM wen any dance performed by a person of the name of Malmmo Very frequently. Was that ever in the presence of her Royal Highness? Sometimes I believe she saw it Crum the window. On those ticeasioas did Itln/ionic, tlu any thing indecent with his dress? It was a most simple dance, and nothing inch-cent in it. you mention if «bile the Princess was at Pesaro, she visited mail received visits from prisons of rank in that neighbourhood? She arceived all the people of condition at Pesaro Do yuu remember a ',gale sisisiog be► at Pesaro? Very much. Was he frequently at the Villa ' Fur some time very fre quently. It..ea he mesa that the Legate paid ber Royal Highimem a visit' His cult lasted some time. What was his name! Gandolphy. Was he a Cardinal? He was a Prclate. Du you iernember the Marquis Gandalgi ? I remember three brothers of the family. Did any of these hold any office One load no employ• wrens. Two were in the law; one was an advocate. Was any of them Prtf , rr No. Were shore personage■ in the habit of visiting her Royal Highaesa! Very frs tot its ty ; almost ever) day. Did any of these hold any office under Govcromint Yes; she Marquis held an office. What office o He was Lead of the Commune of the die. triri of Como. Di.l Bergaini visit them in company with her Royal Highness? At all times. Do you know if he was received lay persons of distinction when nut in attendance Oil the Princess? Yes. Was he so received ? I have said that he was received. Have yor been at the house of such persons on such oc casions Many times. 11111 yo* state if at Rome her Majesty was iu habits of in iertourse with potions of disliselist $ With the first Nati ity of Roam. Now ss to all the times in which you have semi the Prin cess and Segment together,lave yes row witnessed the est impropriety of madam in the owe towards the other? Never. How long have you served in the army' From 11105 to 1015. Have you the hnnonr to bear any orders? I was honou►ed with the order of the Irmo Crown at the return from the Rus sian campaign. Crose•oranined to the Attorney-General. Yew said you were in the amp—what rank did yen hold when you Int entered it? I was a guard is the guard of honour, in the first company of the Vieernyal Artillery. Du you mean a common soldier? When I say guard, 1 mean a sentry—a simple soldier is the guard of honour. ‘Vhat guard of honour ? The guard of Armour to the King of Italy. When was the first time you were in company with her Royal Highness ? At the country-honse of General Pino. I ask as to the time? After OW return of the Princess from the long voyage. In what year? I believe 1817. flow long had you seen the Princess before she invited yen to accompany her to Turin? I saw her at the house of General Pio°, and at die Villa d'Este, and at --. Then had you only seen her those ;lore mimes, before she fished you to accrinipauy her to Turin ? lam not saying I only saw her three times; I saw her in three places several times. Who was it invited you to go to Turin' Her Royal High. stem IVlsere? At the Barons. When he entered her service, be said he was aub.equerry, what salary had lie No salary. What salary had be as equerry? Two hundred Foals per year. How long did be continue sub equerry? Till we arrived at Villa Cal • lVben was that ? I believe 1818. When did lie limit quit the service of her Royal Highness I did out leave the service of her Royal Highness uutil I received • let ter of dismissal at St. Omer s. Don he mean to say !list he did nut leave the service of her Royal Highness from the time he was invited to go to Turin, till her Royal Highness came to St. Oater's I set out from Caprini to Mmlau , and was absent a whole year about affairs of my own family. When did he set out from Caprini to go to Milan? On the day after we reached Caprini. Where did be join the Princess afterwards ? 1 dial not Inn her service; I went to Milan with dispatches, and re. maimed there on lash@ of my own family, and was called hack by letter; I believe it was at the Villa Vittoria, at Pe saro, that I joined her Royal liighuoks In what jear ? 1819. Am I to understand that he continued with the Princess from that time till he left her at SI. °steep ? Yrs Yon have .said you accompanied her Royal Highness to Munich, and that Berganii dimd at the King's table, did lie dine there more than once! Yes. Huw often! 1 can't say exactly. How long were pm at Munich altogether ? I believe be tween ten mod fificen days. Where did the Princess dine the first day' I believe at the Where the second! I think with the King. Where was the King the second day don't recollect. Where did the ['mice's dine the third day? l can't p►e cisely tell where we distil the third day. Where did she spend the third evening ; I don't recut lett. Where did she dine the fourth day i I have said that I emit tell exactly where she dined each particular thy. Where did she pass the fourth day Some a veiling. she passed with the King; tune with the Prince Bcauharnois; but I can't fix the limes preciiely , Do you remembe► how many times you dined with the King! With the King twice, and at the same Wide with the King I believe twice more, or thereahuuts. Where did they go (ruin Munich' 1 think to Nuremberg. Hew long did they stay at Nuremberg? I believe two days. Where did they go next ? I don't know precisely. Huw long were they in that town' 1 should suppose three mouths. How many days were they at Carlshrue ? From the 25th to the 30th March ; about six days, including those of arrival and departure. Wind time of clay was it when then set out from Carls rube ? It was in the evening. Was it before or aft. r dinner > After. How fa► is the inn at Carbonise from the Grand Duke's palace' About three mitintes ride. How far was the inn front the palace of the Margraviut ? Nearer than the Grand Duke's palace. At what time did you dine whim they set out from Carla. rake? About three o'clock. How lon dill they sit at flintier? An hues and a half Mmes. What time did the evening parties and the theatre begiu' The theatre at half pest fire, the conrerrazione at ins fixed time, wren or eight o'clock. Where was it you dined at Carlsruhe first day? With the Margravine. Was &moral there Yes. Are you yule sure that liergsmi dined there Ilw first day? Yes. Where did Bergausi dine the second day At the Grand Dukes table. Did Beirgarni dine there? Yes. Will you swear that he dined there Yes. Did he dine with the Princess every day you were at Car!make? Yes. What day was it that Bargami was taken ill at Cartermite! Oa the second day. At what time was he taken ill ? Afier dinner. Soon after? Between a quarter past four and five. Did he juin your party that evening When we returned Louie. About what time did he return home ? I believe between half-past seven and eight. What snakes you remember au pert.-cily where you dined at Carisruhe, and you can't remember where at Minitel§ ? A man may remember wile thing and nut another. Yuu said you returned to thasuits with Bergami between two and three in the intoning; was that so ? Yea. What time on that murniug did you set out from Char 'sits ' At day-break. About what hour I should think about sic or *eves. lit what mouth? It was very cold, duriug the winter, and I don't rem' wilier what month. Was it broad day-light ? It was neither light nor dark; you could see very well, but it was not broad day-light. What preparations were soaking fur the journey ? There were plenty of the errantry people clearing away the snow. What preparations were making at the Om? I have out amid they were making any pr. paratiuna ; I have said they were giving orders to the country people to clear away the snow. Did you go to rest ? No. Whit, did you sit up , Yes. During the whole time? 1 hare already said that I was going backwards sod forwards into the room of the Prketas. How may times did you go into the room of the Prin cess? Many t i mes . _ . For what - purpose? Sometimes to lake her something to eat; sometimes to talk to her about the weather; annietimes to tranquillise her mind about the clearing u( the snow, as she was very anxious to set out i sometimes to ask her what she wanted. Did you retry her any thing to eat! Ho, but I went into the room before those that did. At what time was dist Between five and six. Wital time did you art out ? About day-break. Did yuu bee Bergami that morning! Many times. What ono be doing ! The same as myself. I toid , rstoud you were doing oothing, asking no prepara tions? Yes, but persons are always In a state of auxiely when tiny have to attend on those of high rank. How far is awaits from lospruck ? Do yon wish to know the distance in miles, or the time it would take is go. ing! I don't know how many miles, but it takes about four or five hours to go the journey. Where hod you travelled from the day before you nate to Charnita non lospeack. Thee you went bark to fasprocir to get the passport with Dews, Yes. Ow horseback ? No; part of the way on a sledge; from Ihs ostoad stage by post. What time did you net oat from Marmite to go to In. 'ruck ? About soon. How lowg had you been travelling at the time you arrived at Cha►nits on that day I ran't say precisely. Du you remember at what time of the minting you set out from Charalts? Ido not. How many Motors had you been travelling; did you stay at Charlotte, or did yon immediately set out itt rousequesice of the mimetic about the passport I art out to Inspired& iu about an hour. When yon returned, were you not very winch rallenc.i' To a maw who has seen as mach campaigning as me, these things are light: we have no right tii be Coigne& %VIII you swear that you never slept at assruitz .? I swear Were you not lying down on some straw 'herr Never fora moment. Did Ltergansi repose at all after your retorts from spruck ' I dint not are him. %Vele she carriages unloaded at Charnitei No [The wittiellS as ialeMeated an to the tearticnlars of She it/metal 50 Sell, eßieliff, NMI KIIIM Ihe PIMP teatiut.ny as taw courier, Carlo, Linoleum', Howissim, and the other uttorsers who have beet. called to enulratliet Sarchi.) f)to you reirwmlier a twr.oto !won t mut iiti from Folizoo, for She piwpure of ordering !auraes fur the journey so CAval lo ? I rlo tout. Where 'lid you arrive es the third morning of that jour sir), 1 ilors'i brew precisely whether it wan at Searcy/ha or ---. Did you ►top at Cano' Yea. How long did you stupid Cann I think a little time; au hoar or two, I CaUfilbi say precisely. What time did you arrive at Canu It was by dry, but the tune I cannot precisely stale. Du you resaveuiller seeing the theatre at CI01) I Jo, but not with her Royal Highness. Did you visit Roar friend of yours at Cano Yes. Did you not desire Carlo Fool to set out before the car riages, on you► way to Calm, to apprize four friends dad you wire coaling there, in order that they might are you ? I believe be arrived a few momenta torture me, That is no answer to my "station. I ask you, whether via did nut desire Carlo Feria its art oust before you from the List stage for Casio, to apprize your friend. that you were coming there? I did nut order him to go before to tell it to my friends, het I told him that if he should arrive ■t Conti before as, to tell my friends that I was fuming. Ik, you temenilier striae Sserbi at Casio Will roue swear it ? I swear it. Do you know a plate railed Canal I do. Do you remember skipping there in your way to Serie gattia ? I think we stopped at that place. Du you rememlwe takieg any nfrishntent there' I he litre I took something, but I do nut recollect whether it was hot Or Clad Did any pelvic' elm take rf &raiment > Yee. What was it I have said, I don't kouw what we did lake. Where did yon take it' I think it was in the carriage. Who brought the refreshment ? A servant. What irritant? I don't knew which of them. - . Will you swear that kaechs did not take the refreshment! I swear that I do not remember to have sees Saeeki dame. Will you swear that Sactki was sot there! I repeat ■pis that I canton swear be was not there. Dou't you remember Moretti commg to Mr. Austin, sod speakiug to him : I ilat 11'111 you smear That in the coarse of that journey yuo did out see Solecki! I some not to remember to bare sees him. Will you venture to swear that he was mot ow that jour. bey? I canuot swear-1 eaunot say whether be was or was not, becance l do out remember seeing him there. Did the C 43011109 01.1 i, daring the whole of that journey, travel with her Royal Highness, or did she occasionally change carriages? Always. What tinter did you arrive at Seaegaglia ' I think it was in the day. %%hat lime of the day.' If I met not mietskeo, it was before diluter. will y o u swear that it was not five o'clock Mess I dots% know any thing precisely. I don't swear. Then you don't know she time precisely! No. Flow assay days after yuu Lft Row did you arrive at Senetaglis Three ur four days. Did you know a servant at that rinse of the name of Rastella? Yes. Was be on that journey! tie was. Where did he sit? Oa Ilar box of a roach. What carriage? The carriage in which the femaie ler. yaws were inside. You have sookan of the hails at the Hamm e and men. tinned a person of the naive of Cavalletli, who used le be at them—was he iu the service of her Royal Highness at that time? No. Where did he lire' At Milan. Do you know. a person of the name of Antereini ' Yes. Were his daughters at any of the balls' Yes. What is Aidercini A tenant at the Barons. Ilesides Cavalletti and Artert isii, do you recollect say other persons atteading those balls? Yes. Who a ere they ? Doctor Muebetti sod the Conte at the Brroa3. Any body else don't remember precisely. You said there was dancing there—have you danced with the other persuos there? I did. _ Vote say you know the dattekters of Antereini—didl you ever see them in soy other room but the daueing rount Never. Or any other of the females who watt to those dances? No. Abd her Royal ilighoess used hi dauce with these per. ? Sum-Ii Nies. Where was yua► family then hiriaß ? Al Milan. Were say of them al these hails Nu; none of them had been presented to her Royal Ilichnesa before that time. IM you know the wifr of Berrami' I 110. Was she ewer at any of these balls? Never. When was it you last paw Berrauni? Last month cooling from Rook-. also at the Villa. Any where else? Yon asked me the last time, and the last time I saw him was there—l saw him also at Milan. And at the Villa d'F.sie? Nut now. At the Barons? Yrs. And at Milan the lost lime? Yes. W. re you frequently with Bergami Yes. And %lib General lino ? With General Piro I was alone. Did you apply to any persons to come over as witnesses? They offered to come uvrr themselves. Have you sot promised to indemnify any persons who have come over ben: It is not my character. That is not an answer to my question. Have you under. taken to indemnify any persons who have come over here as witnesses ? Nut I—the whole thing was dome by the Advocate and Mr. Henry—l have done nothing. Have you made an agreement with the periwigs who have come over here as 'rummies to pay or indesaify them for coming ? I have Not made any agreement ; I executed Ike agreement which was mods by them with the advocate and Mr. Henry. How many agreements were made by the advocate at the rtquert of Mr. Henry? — Some objectiou was made to this question by Mr. Brougham, bill it ryas shervrarda put. To pour people the agreement was to receive tea liens • day fur their rapport during their absence, a franc a day fur each of their wives, and half a franc • day for thereat of the family; and Otto agreement was made because the pom pons would not have biro granted without something !saving been secured fur the support of their Have you made nu agreement to pay any of the witnesses coming to give his testimony I have made no agreement to pay any of them for coining. SI. Garulisr,i the head master, told tar, before setting out, that he should stiffer damage by coming, and then Mr. /leery said, that the English Nos granted indesaniacatioa for what a witness might lost by his absence from home; coseequestily Rani ~ordered, or rather requested, to make oat as estimate of what Ma him might be; this was dust on • stamp, Is the form of am agreement ; the Ms. vu odjadgml to he abort 3" Hems * % nt 'Minna, accordingly, by the Jirti:con of Mr. Henry, I have paid to the siota of the head master. Have you uever given any other of the witnesses mode, before flair departure' Hy Ilse order of Mr. gave twenty witnesses a small sum on acrouut of the ten francs a-.lay. Hy w limn were yon imployeil in sire this &money to tl.e 46. ? The AIIVISCAie reolueottil me. lime often base you been in England Three Bars When 414 5011 hist come When her Ilt.nyal Illirguecs Wag at GYM SA. When vrihi the next time? %Vireo her Royal Itlhn came to Paris. I thought you said you left Nrie to go to , true. How long a(trr that dui you come to Enzland • Si x 0: trwro. werkw. Wltii via% the Iserao , 6oll At , prur itufnitst to Luglaud Ikea • I was seat for By whom . 1;) Ir•r 11Fj sh the Qom.. How long wire 1.1141414.1 the *IC I tigne, Ellit IR same II qui. you not thrw en ant On the part of her Royal Ilith. nogg f lltittCt I 11t14•111 at 514140 Mid Oat-where • we. •eut to Moho in orOve to tender it easy to those olio witii:j rune iso lier I All.lllll . io. 1111411.. flow swan', per.isnxlsaa y.tu communication with at Wiwi on the asobjewi vying evi.lreirr 1 Fort) ur fill.. How nvissy previous caner weer wrath pia Tars. witnewws. Wbu wet.: dory! that. was 11. r... 11.00 .1; lIK outer was M. Majowi. f).•1 P.M/ rrl, f'llll4le as your nee:lrmo : 1/34 Mr 110 t frillfPft witted MI surh ? tic CUM wa a %Arras fort her Mapat s !le Queen. Did ,on *of repruciet hint U your tunnel when ;i iler Ausrsui 24140,6 Never. Did you see Deigarni risen you were at Milan 90111itilf:110 Every day ? No. Did you not are him terry day Oilier at Milan, ft at the Bar's, ue at General P " rtu Dow lune were you al Milan ' Two wen hi. b i d you go to Pesaro the tank time you were on the Cep timut ? Ten. Did you et* OCromel et Pavers ? Yea. Uul he travel with you fro mi Pesaro to %Wan t No. Did he go le Pure or follow you ? He did sot follow Inc; he came Iwo days after lite. Dose ion( wt re you at Pe1141141! Hales Am What was (:IC 14Cribil01$ (tryout leavitor her Royal at 5i.0„,,.•.) I veal not or in UMW wilt, but her 14414 Ht:lines% thought proper to scud we to sit retreat. Dow assay or her suite It ft her at St. 0114Cr'S V 14.14.1111144, two mail a, 111111 sheer or four servants. Did you go with Bergson from Si. Disier's ? Yes. %These? To Paris. Did you lake the little Vietoriae to Paris ? Yes. D.d you live there wills Sergsisii! Yes. Where' At the ILIA Freseats, ill the cur de Richelieu. Was &roots there the whole of the 'tins you *err in Paris I was there a fortnight with him. Were you AI that hotel all the mut : No , we were at • bilk inn • few Jays. %VW paid the expe•sea of Ilse journey from St. Omer'. I did. Did you pay for Bergsnai as well as yourself' I raid cite espea of the journey, rad Bergson' reitstiiursed on.. What carriage did pot travel iu from St. U•rr's r Its • carriage for three persona._ Was that ooe of her Majesty's carriages! l brhere was. Had Bergami more than one carriage' Two carriage.. Were they both carriages which had belouged to het Buy al Highness Ido 1101 kno• What was the other carriage A German carriage . Was not that out of the carriages which her Royal Highness bad at the Baryon --(The sourer war insastahlr le all.) Wbat servanta accompanied you and Bergarni ' The t em named three. He be►trewl them WAS auutber, tibiae name he did wit rightly rretillret. Did yun accompany Bentarni to Italy' Pitt r because was Isere..—(bargikler.)-1 kit hum at Paris. Did you era l,im again at Pails? No. Where did you first see him again At a villa Dear Ilad her Maje►ty any lady of honour after the Countt,u Old. left her No. Did She Couutesa Oldi travel from Pesaro with the Queen ' I ow out sore. You were uo that jnwn*y were y o u not'—What journey Before her Royal Highness cum to Eusicimtd, did the Crronieer Oldi Davel soy part of that journey' Nu. Where did you leave Luigi Strgansi? Al Pomo), I be. hive. The mother of Bergssi, where? At Milan, I believe. Where did you last are Becomes mother? At When The last lime 1 was there. Did you ever see Bergson's wife? I have. Hare you ever seen her at the &woos? I believe one day. When? The last lire I was there. Was Berganii these thew? He was. Where was the little Vittorio, then' Slit was at Paris with the two young ladies who left urn at Si. Omer's. Where dhl you lest see Victoria'? At Paris. Was Yietornie iu the same hotel with you at Paris' Yes. With liar two females? Yes. Did they lake care of her Yes, because they did nut like to return home. What salary have you now from her Majesty? No salary; I have a peammi. What peussuis! The same I had at Milan. What a the aIIIOUIII of Ahmit 200 holm. What is it in trauca? Aliowt 5,000.—(Mr. Snirgbwit ob served it was about 4,8004 Where does your Cassidy live sow My father's family is it, Milan; my wife is iu London. Where is Loudest ? Al this Sabloriere Hotel, where 1 sot myself. Who pays the expenses of your living here' The account is nut now paid-1 duo% kunst. VS' bu is to pay it ? 1 beln-ve that as a witoess of thy Prin cess of Wales it will be paid. Dave you received any money from any person since yon have been is England? Nu, t have nut cram yet paid the reprints of the joviality. Did you take any money out with you from England • 1 duu't isavel without money. Who gave you the IllUlley ? Going to Milan, 1 received 1001. (ruin Mr. Cowls. Chs whose aecottut? Fur the j.)urtley. Who gave you the order ►u get the inuney Her Majesty the Mures. Did out you take with yuu a letter of credit also to Milan' No. Did you receive any money front Marielti at Milani Ye., by order of Mr. Henry, 1 thiuk 2,000 litres of Milan. Is that all you hire r.ceiv,il theme or in Esiglasel I re ceived something while 1 wits at Ti nice. How much? 1 believe 1110 Napoleons. Who travelled with you to Venice? The son of Mr. Wood. What did he go to Venire for? To assist me to *claire mine knowledge about a person whom it was necessary fur me to know. Did Me. Wood travel with you tiny where else? He went vtlib me from hese to tau. Who paid the rmicuses of the journey to Milan' I did. Did you travel with ■oy other permits besides Mr. Wood is Italy There vas the currier mail myself. Wm there no oilier English Gender an is Ruing from be►e to Italy ? There was the sou of Mr. Wood, a cannier, sad a egarast. While abroad, did you ever travel with soy other English ;entitinau besides Mr. Wood > Yes. Who has it? Mr Meoui. Any body else? Nu. Due% you remember travelling with any other person *sides ? Nu. Are you sure you did slot travel with any other Geatleasaa asides Mr. Wood, F:nclish or foreign? 1 don't recollect. Where did you travel to besides Venice aad Priam ? To tome. Did you go to Switzerland ? No. Prows Rome did you return to Mikes with Mr. Wood ? 'es. The MarcheseSpinetto Isere obtained permission Is retire ,I\ N