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I What small canal is be talking abort? The - mill easel at Illeetzia. Wb,t time of the day was it? About two in the after- Coen. Ark Wu wain when it wit he nit raw them; recolket *hereabout. they were when he first new them'—(The ors. described no the desk )—I saw than the first tiros riming against this leparu. Wig there any water where they were standing, or war S A: y laud ? There is a little water, not nisch. lime moth For shoat a yard, a very small pieee. Well, then, whew he Arai saw them were They stavithero this vaster, or were they on dry land? When I saw them • Itioy weer leasing ag dust this bank, rind died afterwards I saw him immediately take her to the bold. Ask him whether that place where he save illeSvater about t. I,..hed deep, whether that was a plate ilia sometimes . for h"Mlivir 7;arl Spencer made an ralkervatims which we timid sot Xmoiaetly hear. Mary Gentlemen go there to With*. 41% DOllOllll mid, the witness oily MU, " Many Gen :am s to there." The lotespreter—a lie paid, go there; but I preausie -ream lb` bathe." Mr. llentnatt--" Yoit have no tight to prequille at air The question was repotted. Many Gentleineei gO 'hoe to take a little bathing in that ether, because the Isn't is good, and the water is clear. So*, when hr first saw the Pgiucesa and Hergausi at that • pee, ask stain whether they were in the water or not? The Interpreter *Mt putting the question when he nay Its. immsoted by. Noble Perr, who sail he did not put it rigid. the water, but they came out immediately; no mom' as they saw me they came out. Whru yon "tali they were dressed in white, slid yon, ob. how they were dressed in the part of the dress? 17'wy bad on • species of pantaloon"; striped pantaloons .41'ich reach to Ise fret; striped trousers which reach to the tort. %Vila, kind of things are generally measured by brnerlii! :e the measure of cloth, lines*, and many other things. Giovanni i.iscini mos pot in this bar, sworn, and vvtatined by Mr. PARK. 'Xitnegq was a native of Betimes; iu the neighbourleoad of What trade is be of ' A white-washer. ',Vas he employed at any time at the Villa &Este ? I was. ',Vas that in the service of the Prioress " It was. Do you know liartotronio Hurons'? I du. While you were at Villa if Este did you ever see the Pi in. rels and Bement together' often. Did pail ever we ru m riding together in a carriage' I bare. What kind a a carriatee A paduranello. How wire they placer He was sitting behind, the Prio r. •is upon his kiwis . Where was the ruin of Hergami ? He had his arms under arose of the Prancers ; In his left were the reins, in bin right Do you remember being at work in • tower at the Villa it Este? I do. When working there did you gee the Princess and Iler. gntni together? I did. What were they doing when first rut saw them? Reading in a book Sit'ing or walking Sitting. After you saw tfrent sitting whit did they do' They got up and went into a cabinet ;o.r cottage) near by. Was there any other person with them at that time? in what way did they walk thither? They gal up and went in—he gut 11..0 of her arm to help her to get sin. %Vino, they walked away did you see where ftergaml'i arm ws-' I did nut see that ; lie helped her sill, and thou walked try her side. Dn yon know the room at the Villa d'Este which was Der. gamr's I do. liol you r see Bergami there any morning throne' the window' I kite. How was he dossed' Ile had oil a morning gown, a 1,-,f,1 colour. Si. hat time of the miming was it Between ten and rle. iv. o'clock. Did pit see any body else in the wan, at that time? The Flow was the Prince's dressed? I believe in white. What were they doing' They were doing so (cosi), and eel iced. What do you mean by so' They were at the window, to Dot. you observe ..thing more' I 114 W? nut. yw lung did y stay window ? A little time. %Vete punt ever preseut at the theatre at tit Villa crEgte ? I have. %Viso was performing '—',Objeef ion Ivies )....Wesa smy prism's perfirranisig! Their were. . Wiles The Minter' was siagaig, and Bergami wan iskr tills', an instrument, a lorotandla. Cross-atfaaliaril 67) toOrmkt Ask the nitwits if he did Ma sift cat Milan Mat be knew t:uming sheet ii,b:it that he *iffiest fur a journey to ton tarn • To Me they till nothing; but I have been exa. in-red at Milan. (;:feireV " frintdeder.") . . . . Frostlawl by Karl Gttr.W. .• 11 the predmitrgello a carriage commonly aged in your eirentry It is. se it nut icarriage with only one sea"? Only one. Iwo resole all in it sole by side? They cannot. not c u stom iiy for the person who f.flle4 i.l hire the itecosat person sin his knee., holding the n ins mid ssisin tin reels aide ? Certainly, if tueJ refloat's aisle in it, was moot sit behind the whir. ..By Lord Ellethorougto-.terse yiso frequeutly "era Iwo 'promos riding in this carriage? rrogseatly; it is always wiled so two piyassias are riding. , ffurgardi Stritro. RIR Crastiaaa op cat Attoifiey• General. cet;eic, you etc* in Hsi service of the Piincess of Valet' yr 'Plow ' her service Alinosi two raii. inklYti One r. 'hen ytslf `hared into leer ger. L 4 \ ( 4,11 Ito 4 " e% • bass •t• . ,•fP ►4 ~y\ 114 1 VI • • -• ' rift ok‘in Prinerii ted thtqf pkierat 6iidect. *itch ten Eton al a (Ws ,* atituraii, as rn iht eau tiiolice. Eels might wen% le! !hick the steditsfiiin vee r stead do bee* 14 in .• e . Ow with d'lritte.seitit ordwir . t 1 hove sten them ifu 1100101 g firceistivedi rjo. They wer.l if deny hint wite:tir a!" thing like that >afltitilg'. Au in iii aro, as _ • ewe Of* Brintii at Rome? lireAfast fur the Prince's &resin; there Ido iz - dtwir be re eutlest to bar• •ftn 4.B.4iNuet. stiotelrovi hay fiva• *AI Ms own rooms. Coro •q other , • 1165441:616. ..tscoinow I. _ 112 . eit , ...re1 .._ 4 t Pesaro 1 y,. • eromeottos se. " . 0 / be rTwXess end avegnoli at the 0114 tft lixs ri ,i 4 .44,1 thine i * each otter where hr raw them to. ani .., m , , p 4, pill SO Oita,. 114 I have sets theiu a gr:t.er ‘ t s, alwri 141 h_, ern Seep v, 1%. :IF , Sbe Mid a siehtinzsie. thou Di 1 1,1 I' •• aw es ry' w t to the eight t ottalr ? li was Difr il l ts"l : pa rt of tur bo 4,,, _ on tor occtrloti, 41.431 rartlioll await to ' Doi let ft•ellwee the sig‘tiogsle, be saw Berssmi and the Prise's@ teretitee? 1 have. At that time did abbserve them tiohig soy tblal to elf* other? I observed something. What was that ? Kissing rich other. At the brae did he hear the toy any thing to Otis rust? She was saying; " Do not remain so loot out, lOW ....41111 . 110," nod something rise which he erroldNet resraenel:se too. cosifilisot 'spasm). At Caprili, did you know fkritami'a bed-rocas? , Rare yon ever seen nr heard Hergansi in the morniog es fig- his savant from the bedlrvioni 'fent time*. At soy of them time. has he seen the Princess any where? - Bergvosi - have sevii tie PrisserFs its the room where . waf calling for his servant. H av e you ever hero present when the Princess came &WO to bet alifort ? lal ways saw Whets she came down, did any one conic with her ' per gami was under her arm. Cross examined by Jr.A Willi nos. Were you woolly in the house of the rrincvss while id bee wervi.r ? Almost Waiting on the Prioress? Yrs ; end witenctiny every other who called fur my i.ffice. him where the nicht locale was kept' In the room before the cabinet of she Prioress. What does he esti that room? The mom for company. Aqk what time of the thy it was when he was feeding the bird and saw the Princess and Etergami together About ten us the rooming,. Was that the usual time It was a moment sooner or later. Franci■eu Cavina was then rolled, sworn, and erasined, by Mr. Park.. _ _ . Of what country are Y . i.,1? Gatsiiii. le tint on the Lake of Como' Yes. . Of whit trade are you? A tnation. Were you emplir j ed at the Villa d'Eate i Yes, 1 hand been earphlyril there weenier', year,. Were you employed while the Prioress of Wales was there! t woo. Do you know a person of tie name of nergami I do; knew him at the Pritier.es. _ . _ In whet eittsation was be when yor first knew him? We was n vslat. Did he wait at table? He did. IX , you revolters the sittradoe of Bereami's bed•rodtw the brat time the !Prime...Naas at the Villa d'Este? 1 do. Du you recollect after the Preteens returned from her vu.nge into G;reete? I do. Do ran rigirolleet any alter:dies steak is the situation of fiercomr. best-room! I ; 1 opened a door on on side thr'o•Rlt • wall which I bad been employed myself to atop up before. Did you open it main? Vet. Do you know of any (bonzea at that time in the lion of thi hod.rown of her Royal Highness? I do; thrre was an alter/diem made in it. Did the emir Which was opened clue. 3 . e6mni tt t itation betoeen the bedroom of liergami and that of the Priocistal It their was a small noun between. Mitt. that door WAS (Trued, how dial a Orton to Porn the bed room of ittrglatli to this Or the Priticeas? Fran► that door whirl I opened, you went into the next room, and then into a small rorrittor, a bids led to the room of the Princean. ftefore that eummuniestion one matte which you li4ee metitioced, how was a person that wished to zit froth ibe one ruainalo the other, obliged to go ' Ite too:, hate gone thr. , ugh a staireaae, then a large saloon, thee' a cm-cubit.. Then did that door open an easter communication? It was stoner then, you had only to pasi through one room. Cross-exmosibed by 3/r, Denman. The door • hid, you broke open was an old one, and watt not Inca made fur the boat time' It n•as an old our. Guiseppe Reid,lli eras orert brought to fko bits, sworn, 04 troNsi.#ed by the solleitor-Gvneral. IVere lots ever in the Sea vice of her Rural she Prince..., of Wales ? I have been. What ralraetty or vituatiuu were you iti I>k gerkiee ? At Ilt , t I was au nude► t in, and thin I httcime iisperiu. umlaut a she itables. Wheti did you enter ber ft0) , 41 lliughne4ett service? I ea. ter►d it it The villa sl'esite. At what tittle? Al the latter end or A ugulßt, or the begin nine of September, 7916 How long dot you continue in her service? Till the thit Deem& r, 1617. %Vlore MIA the Pliocene living at the lime you entered her senate At the villa d'Este. Was Rergami living there at OW time ? Mik. Flare 1011 IPA/ r seen Bergman ride taut in soy curiae wlits the Princesi? I have somittiniet,--everal times. ihd you ever see them log. Hike in a carriage? Describe how flit Princhs rode in that carriiiie ? the was sifting on the knees of Hatrgami. Did you ever see her Royal Highness on the lite of COMO Yes; sometirnes. Did you ever see her in a ensue With B=rgSfrsi ? Yes ; sometimes afoot —sumetimci with other posy& Dot you ever see the Princess With at cloak) Yes; ahndst every day that they *evil out at Pesarn. Uid you ever sie BereRMS with the Ihineess it the lirvie she wore that cloak a Yel. , IVlirre was the (*Soak plaCi IS at that time? Her HUM Nightie's had it on r but with the lower ea. treiaituts it euvered Ho you moth-et her Rusal Higimmis et any time aiming is a rattriee uo the ruled to non*" Nut to Farnu, but ou the rued to Caprili. Wss it the besieges , of witorts to accompany o r a l e n Now bark when they wrist in a marriage? Yes; I rude bettor, and cemC near to she etirr;uar whesi it was inseesanry. Do tun ever recollect retrntag s tin carmen for any (mit FS' Ye.; I wcut near Ilse curriste to ask *hid, road I *as to take. %Vas the c.orriars an urn nor ? Yes. When you re-turned is this way, Ad you take any notice isf whore thr hand of ,he Princess was' 1 Aid. Where was it ' ht was it 111. se•-.-- , ss. of Bentsen. PA you me that distiseoly? I saw it distinctly ; I *as ashamed, and retired at the moment I Caine to the doer. Du you remember where the tamping of titholics ate! Yea. Hum far is that frita Pesaro? Ten sniffs. Do yon remember the Princess at any time going out on that elicit te meet 13ercioni ? Yes, revisal Inns. • Lou remember Itergami being once absent two days' doh ? ' sem/inns whether it was teat or three this,. Aid bar Hovel Bighorn go an ter the Owelperee of meet icg him, when his ratters was expected? She did. i *be reform again before thin meeting ? She did. Did yaw afterward* see the casriaite of Itergnmi, befevt going home? Yes, before we were half the way. War Deig•imi in a carriage? Yrs, in the white carriage. W4aep be came op to the Priem:sea carriage, what Mel he du! Beressmi deseensitst from his carriage, *Bid tbe Priu• cuss desevuded from her catriege, mid 11;15 pot their Mouths cagetlite. after they descended did her Lloyd Highness addres• Aleerginni, mid in what terms? They spsite to etch other, • but f dui 'Sot bear the words of complisnest which they 'tarp; bat theyAitstd !web 11l her. soy of Ibt wistd• used ? Yes ; the Princess addri said ififgaiwi 'e Alen 0 1 11. T Afirr hutius pidnare l i sluts outer, a,+.lnindie sire o f the ett pi e ekittiLie'iiio hiir entitioned, *lief 'did (bey du r tre} took each other by the aeon, cod weut lulu the ratite cat- risge tog. thee ; it 16* by might. s • i)u you iemenshvr the little Victors/se at the d*Je.ste ? 1 ilk What did she call the Primness? !ffaiiiMa. Du you recollect any rocs nsation passing betereeu the little Ye-tonne awl the Princess at the efTathe!' Royal ll:ghliess c'aitivelf her like ninon ehild; I Weird her say u, cc, .• Ala there fill, rendi Set:* Base you been at Barone ? Yes. fl,ve yew seen the site of oergaersi there? ; biit it was at a Elise sins, the Pi thetas was nub there. lAtl you meet see the wife of Befgami viitem the Prlnfias Was ihcre She iris theie once while the princess 'Vora cad then they ill escaped went sway. Crete animists! by Ike Queen's SuStiter-Orletem/. {Chen were you thsnissard frost the 'strife of thrills cem ! The end of Lec.teinr i r 11117. Were you oat diaelfargrd for steatitic cora? No. Was out abet 'becks.* art +bleb yes wet. dtsotfaaerl? No. What were you iliamilartl fur' Because I gave letrett to two of our men to go to and because the Baleares cousin snit oilirrs went to stop these men; and wbe* dim men came to me I said, I never understood that the WIWI aboadd be n thief-taker; the next day Luigi Bergarni soot y and gave me three mouths wages *kWh were due sue, atatt *aid, that as I was an honest man I ought not to be kept among villains, and that I might go away, and so I went. Were you never, while in 11w service of her Itioy•I nee., olinrceil with stealing horse provender' Never. .• How imig have you been in Englaud ? The day before yesterday • Wheo did you first hear that a Commission war minium at Milan ? At the rod of December, Ibis. Between +bat time and the time of your kaviog the Prin m•ss, were yuu in any service.' No. How did you support yourself in the mean time' 1 bare a pension (Mtn Government, and have titan employed as a motive. Allis, Government is it frum which you receive a pension' Italy. Dud you en to offer yourself as a witness to the Milan Commission ? I did not go to Milan fur that purpose i my borne is lb, re. 4 I did not .I.k him :shout going tit Milan, but to the Milan Commtisi ; did he go tlwee voluntarily, ur wits be in duced? I have been •nught after. • By whom ? The first time Kegnto came, and told me I • PIUS! VI. nut this Regain a tobacconist at Milan ' Yn , lie is. ' flow suns, after Regale) spoke to you, dill you go for the Commission?flilan I -poke to Regal.. first. , Well, how soon after you spokt to Regales did yea go?—. The day after. Was soy body with the Advocate when yon went to him ? Yes. Did he then take your deposition No. Did be ask you any questions abunt what you knew'— He did. How soon after that did you go before the Commission? A day or two. How many persons did you find assembled there' The Adeueste, three English Gentlemen, and two Italian ama nurn►is. Did you then tell the lame story as you have told today' I did. _ _ Was it taken down in wrisior ? ft was. Were you *vomit to the intik.? Thity did not swear me, but they told me I 'amnia be obliged to swear before a let bison!, and I said I would. Did you take out your own kiwis and kiss it ? 1 did not. Did you not then become one of the most active agents of this Commission ? . The Solicitor General objected to the question, [bat it implied there were other agents. Mr. Dennisti—Never mind. Did he not then h•cnme a very timiie agent Of !bk . Com- Mihsion was hot an agent; they gave me orders u a enarier ; which is my prufemsion. Then von has e It. in I mployed as a critrier by that Com mission ? Yes, Where dill you Mil go in your quiittly of courier To Wesephs Who did you go to there? 1 went with a lOW to mike Prsdi cum" to :Blot. lure wilt he at Weitphalia ? He was at Cassel' Nnw did you not yourself persuade Nadi to go to litilasi! I did. Did you ant offer him money to go? I did not. tilmt dill you say so induce him to gii! 1 told him that the Advocite of the Curnmoximi tit Milian required hot, anti that the expenses of his journts, bulb ruing and rewriting, *bold be rep id. 11 here Aid you go next is emrier to t h e Commission ? I went to Frankfurt, to 51r. Cuuk, mud he gave me (impair-NH fur ftlilati. Did lon go to Cassel and hark a¢eio ? Nut at that Disc But rhea you Went for Pradi, did you suit Moths? I did. Who did yon see at &sight irt ? Who else ? I Saw at s diatance, but did not sistak to bee s Annette Trysen. Who is slw? B:se was in the servile of the Princess. Where? At Milieu, *ben I wit iu the iirviet Of bit Royal Highness. When was that? I entered her lerSice iu October, Did you see any other witnesses it Franktolt ? I bit* riot ? I saw this Woman by chance. Did you go back from Frinkfurt to Milan fur Mr. C oot? 1 weut with dospatthei only. knt you did Su bick front rrinkfurt to Milan! 1 did. Whet sea the next journey which 'oil Made fur the Milan Conitnissino? I Wins with dispatches to Lord Sterrett to Paris, and then returned. Igo you Mean Lord Stewert or Sir Cherles Sneett, the Ambusador to F ? I mean the Ant ) Jur it Paris. Where thtl ,tuo Ito to Next from Watt ma the Mode tiusi. lIICOP 1 have bleu Nefet3l POI lie . )11. Hot ottrr rettoisiol to Wino from where did yliti next go for the .‘lthto C mmimoon I wide several small joldraer•, which I don't rteollert. Have you Ivo? noy other IT P lig of getting your but this business since pia left the PritiCeOn'S service ? Yes, I have a pension from Government, and ant hesidifs in trade is d euarhmaker. _ ..... Who rerommeisdeil you to the Iliisu Commie‘iun? olm titAy re'emmilended me, Imi I ',mkt: sti t" the Advocate. Do you keluw ireasrieu Pnvezo Nut that I Ititou. .4 lii)tu of Lodi? I don't kilow him. Hive you oared ally person Monty for coming bere se a witness? Move you pervaded ortVerwl !sermons besides Nadi to come? Pradi 1% mot conir with the. Do you know Devon% I ' l . P. Did you Inver niirihnt to ;evens& him to borome f wit. nem) No; I hare spo'keu to him, bu: Dever attempted to rsonde him. Mot: did you hire !titan to to here' The first tame 1 kit on t'.9th Jnm. Did you Lying your rather and your Wife and childien with you I have nul. What are you to have fur corning here? They have told me nothing. What do you ekorct to I ISinthing; they have offer ed me nulbitnt t and 1 have uollsing 10 secret. Du you mean le swear you vaAecl !Robing? I Jo. Who range with ion Sodas I knew slid some Ido not know; and those I know btcanee we came together, but have nut seen them berme. Ibe to know whir they ore? V4lcts; I koew diets by sight at first, but have ou iutimacy snit) them. !Andy tisk their names? &Aire I eau say, others I don't know. I don't want you I. tell me wbat you don't know, but the Defoe+ of ilium you di, know! tfrraii, Carlo Juni, Piripe Feraati. Allrgte Pryi, 1111 j the wife of Theuiloic Majucchi. tsu yew kinr* if l'radt in England do dot. la the plaid-scryaut you saw at - Frankfurt iu &resod? I don't know. Du you knew CitiN! By sight, but I bate not opoken 16PM*. I masa a moo of that IMTIt Yas, I know W.. yoo koow if he is sussgest of the Milan Cuismissios ' •uo't know. have you sleets ClllOll4l Dream ? Yrs. Nhr~e? luiti•At 'l'loo.l went to take letters to Mane 3oti;.eris m esti /et iriece from Or time you left ilie !neon' IV this! !rave nut, no othir btit my employment as a courier. Ifni roil never seek fur Draeoni hare been sometimes fIMYinR •fter leis, as We fife ' fiirthls, but nut ttpan this boainme. 'Rave you never utfefett him any money? No, !Mier. yon at wee say to him that any body !lit woad kite Ws motley , Ni, I hate oat. Iro you know a Calkeiel 'Vassali I know a Visual, brit Wit a irolottri ; Ire is a C aptain the one I know, bind you are him viler yt.o left the 'Meek. of A* Prioerss 7 I pm' soy otauvetaatimt with hith as to the Nine of your betas thecharded ' I had. Did you mat felt him soy three shoot the Oat. of ybor stealiug tmen:! 1 did um day that, boil I id IWM Mir • • • ed than —a ( Tbe remainder of the wltustlatea reply we 'Geld mut catch). , Was that all you fold hint' Mattis all that I mew re collect. Did you not tell hint tNat the Aare,. whatever It was. was false' I did not ny that . I only said I was eiseliasged Cur that which I have tuna ash', mad which it is true I did say. Now wills regard tw the time that the Priwewa 61041 Sere gsmi were in the carriage, and you saw her liana, was it an torn carriage! Ii was a carriage fur two vermin', with lop nor., behind, and the Gout roveied orally as high as the middle ; bst at the miimi•nt I went to the dour to ask fur orders, I Ran she Isaiirl withdrawn Goan the part uncovered. War. the ~at (rims which the !vista was withdrawn shove the :iron of the ca. The apron dill nut reach so far. Yon came hick for oidrrii? 1 tied. How Gr were you fr the Carriage heftire yon turned hark for orders? At the diatauce COM here to flu it pillar-- (three in four pacts ) I think you say )011 were in the hshit of stopping at the place you did. and receiving order, as to the way y o u ahrinid en' Not •Iwaye s bemoan I sometimes retrivisl orders at !Now. not when ynn did urn receive cotter., at home, von were in the habil of ',topping at that phee to ,er.iee them N u t Itlvrnifv. but that *eau the are lor third time her Royal hid made Ulf 'VI to look after e I tr. 1.01.11. you had chipped thew two ur air& times to take order.,' That was the first time. Did they call you to the earriaze Auer' They did not, went a opy orts •erord 11 , 1 w often were you on that mild brrore with the Prinee,w 4 Srvernl tiara - Pad you slew♦" before tit lime received niderrerhieb "'")' uu .h. .941 ? They atonettinew gave a Arid with their hands whirl, way 1 was to !o. Dot you ere the hind of the Prince's disiincttc! Tee, sow her distinctly take away her baud, sod I was mamma to see her do so. «'aa it in the day. time or wt night ' L was three, or 6df• past three; it was quilt light. In the public road, was il ? Yes. How did they sit ; 110 which side Was the Princess The Princess was on the left, and Ilwrgatni suit on the right side, driving the horse. • To ;whom did you first tell this story' I never said any thing of et hecu.e, etcepl to the Commies on. How soon was that afire you saw Abuser scum months, ur perilous is )ear. 1M you remember in what month it was that yon saw the Princes,. lake away her band as you have described? Idu nut precisely remember, tune it must be about November or Deeenolser; I am not certain which. In what year was it? In 1817. Who was livrag at the Villa at the time c Mojciechi was thee. %Thu else; who were those you were mold folithsile with , I hul nu iniunete sitittaintance; 1 was the bead, and I bad on conGtlenital Wends. Did floe Prioress lake bar band away at soon as she taw you Tee. Wee she confessed? I did not notice. How tong was it lifter that that the Primes turned ye• slinky from her service? Ido not know precisely ; I believe it was es much as six weeks. _ _ By the Earl of Liverpool—Yon have said that yea had • pension from Ike Italian Government; 1 wish to kao* o what roccavion it was granted, and for what service ? I st et ited it on areniont of having been seven or eight 'cies in the service of Prince Eocene. When dal pm first receive that pension ? L recelted It first its 1815, lint it was granted in 1814. And does she present Government continue Its ft/ yon that pen.inn ! Yes. Haa the present Government pyre erno!oyed yon as a courier since No; for if they employ me they stop the pension. %Wit is the amount of she pension ? Too hundred and sisty livrea a year. By the Earl of Lauderdale—At the time you went In the carriage and saw the Princess remove her hand, did Bee fanti tell you what direction to take ' Yes ; to the town on the right side. Who gave that order? The Baron. . . _ Was that order given before you sir, the Princess lake away her hand or after' At the moment the Prince's tart array her Isand; the Barna care the order. The Bergami rave you the order just et the moment when the Princess removed her hand? Yes; at the tame lime. And you et the same time saw the hand of the Princess, and timid the order' Yrs ; I braid the order. and saw it at lite 1.835 moment. Guiseppe Gallo Ica: then sworn, and trans ined by 31... Palk. What country are yoo Corrsuo. 11 Italy ? Yes. What trade du you follow ? I rim a wailer. Wh••re! Al the Gown Lut e al Paleaiva. How far distant is that from Milan ? About three miles. Is it between Milan sod ClOllllO ? It is half-way b.tweea. How lung have you been a waiter at that iuo live years. Du you ever remember to bare seen the Prilicela of Wales at dial dun ? I haw., How utter Three times. libedWas the first time yen saw her Reyal Highness there ! The 'first time she was peeing by her in carriage, and she t...k immeshing fu► breakfast in the carriage. In what 'star was that ? It was about three yrors age. Do s o n remember who was in the carriage with her ' A csrtam Derv= What Pileams ; do yon know his name Love beard that he is easteil Iltssitoskimew. ' How long uric,. that was it that you again saw the Princess at the ion ' About *ix weeks On *hit see 1 ocraalow did airabreuktset or dine at the inn She took *owe dinner. Was Dermal at the ion that flay Ye.. Dtd you see the Princess and Berg.mi together at that tune Yrs. What win , their conduct towards emir other Benga l i came from Milan-11 hod Mee him pass by in aho morning 10 go to !Vilma, and the Princess came there to dine, and met hint. ....... How did they behave to cub other' The Daron was ling near the Princess. Did you ere 'twin faultier before dinner or after dinner' Sargent' arrivrd about a quarter of an hour before the Priors -la, and she Princess came about a quarter of au hoer after Brrgsmi.—( Laughter .) When yon saw them ings-ther how did they addicts each other (It was here suggested that the former ()amnion had not beret properly answered Did sue *et them together bernre or after dinner ? 1 saw them together before dustier, beau's', before dinner, there were seven or eight or lets puns in time room all to gether. What wax their conduct towards each other when yon saw them together? At chimer I saw that they paid ma t o_ merits to 4111 e another, and 1 saw that they took some deli cate morxels from each other oat of time phut.. In what way did they take ihoso morocls ' Preigstai task a nice bit from his own plate and gave it to the Princes', and the Princess' their took some nice bits from her own plate and gave it to 11..rgami. Did they take those sariti.t Is from their reopemive ?Wee, or front the dishes From their re. pective plane. How dirt they address each oilier I Omit know. Do you remember on tow occasion when, tine Prinermi dined there two .rutima bang appropriated fur her woe Yes. . _ Do you remembir the numbers of those rooms' Nos. 7 and 8. Was there any cummonieAtion between those rooms How many doorr had No. 7 3 One. How many doors had Nu. V Ore door that led frets No. 7. Pilrere did the Princess dine' In No. 8. What was in Nu. 7 ! A large bed. After dinner, did you are the Princess and Derganti to gether in N. 4 ?I did. How many persons dined with the Princess that day? The first tics sloe dined et the ion there were ten persons. Vt'as the time you have ban sew speakin of when they :Pinar long green yuu in her sev,A Who, diligaihiss Imre 'on in! Obese did the Prince., live when ,tit Al the WI. d'Es,e. you two.. Di re:mil ' I do. 1 - ra yea were ri i4i. 'IN hare; • it.grelier , Al.ays., , ll they wi...te lutritw Ailt Ili 't, ~ etierr? • .. k ~ pepipall obj•zett.a. It ibioril V , :t: l ltiie . oirwrriet t At ita • '... fi t:CO r i4 4:2 e " • 17); Aid wit ant ~ . ..., 74 .flicit,.7.l, lenwevirv i , igy' factikike. wont.. hada. e tc, , y mit engineer At fit, IWO 'l juakltr.ve 4. eta ? It 1.• A welilommiritn-i*.e.4l tta, ' -i• . villi jorftiteg Z inn Ai • , -rtneifeatid nun, Wl' e nliAl* le •' ' i " viarie e .eiry *a AV, • , iptb V). lrebeWar to . it. *...- e ;•‘:,.... • istow..•:. ::'..,, .\ .•- t ~ AU , - :pronlifkreas • I ''''• lk enArdioedwir. telt.' A il i w al li%,A4f#4, 6: . '". 1 1 00 1.1 , .eg.t *4 .vir; Toalw•egirea , " 41 itateros o ikriro'. *aft Elan,' I anelni ,Srs ire im . . the ill No. 11, thr first sr wood time the Prioress sod Serr•tui dined together ■t tie sus They dosed to Nu. II w see. Then they dinsJ both times in Ne. A ? Yrs IVlltesi rut saw the l'imeess nod Itrrritot t nr o in . t o ter Wm, th e er n nt the niotesk only 001 sentainiag in iL e yowls, Ur had they goose 0111? They had roue into the nth., 1116106. Dui vugs ()twit. any tbinz that was dour by the Princess sad 13.1gAtm' Y• • D.erribe wlial dune by 'hem I west tern into the room in rlrar Ihr thitlf• fr the tatdr, and I aim the Parus grills I.l..treli on Or P. 10c..... wk.,. was fire) g um( into tie r 0411,1 1 oaw Slit kooilva Pritirvaa, I Jul lint rotor the souno—thry tunl him hastily tti I t o •wity. In whist way was the arm of ihe It Oared? Th. Barna pal tir n od, and the Pr Myra. erlo lisp 5. fo, and the Barone len min wa. uis b.v lt , iyal II -- Wm. the arm u., her 4u.JPu b u. romp.' htr utekpr .0 what ~y was it W.o4l h au A r. sI, I ou lwr Ind tun üborree In Wield way the ?rnict... left the mu , Ye., I did. In what way J. 4 Ihey Late it I 114.1/ them (ether in • et hlarm. It la a ant ill Getman earflap., which mop! , mt. or duo boraehatk.-- . :4 mimm, after wh i . the aiinesa WJJ - d)-11..tt i% a hirll tau push, 5 .4 41 „., Iwo RCM., 111/ wl.woh ilwy with 1.=.4 .I'm. :rosy bully the earrioye with Men when 111 y retsst awry its Mat utissitsre! Nulsosly, D i d y s: a soy st was 2 CIIrrIACC .0 which two pers.'s/It sW, if they were eu Hors. Yes. The Loud destred Ileot the %vitae..s might be ask. it. Mottle and th , tioctlt, to d•lttelhe the emost iuct ,,,,, the rai tat*? Tiorre %re two re.st:. usse at earls cud. tuts yeloosso osl ; Su the ous.t,fie of s i,, „ fti . te 1 . 4 loot 11111bil/11. nn • :Ugh peoiste smay . l... emote. _ - • - DU you keiuw i• weal w ay forVrintsPAS MIA Etreinki .3, On ihe netaVicle raw spt.ok oi! Firripmi sal astrtibr am the l uwe c „,h iott , a n d the Pt - metes was .ttitiag prupttly we the seat. Mr. Park hawing nen; of, Amber lo ask of this witntat, Mr. Williams said hr would now only put a few com ou to him. A• es min can when We it that the p, i n . lev i,rt your ion in the 111311111 V 'VW have described ; w he t time of the yell. was it It was shout a Month before Cbri.tinss; it most have bees in ?iimember or Diceadite lo whit yew? I helo-vc it was 1917. 1,01 that shs blare istie.e the horses are changed In triseellmg helot-els C.mor and 11ilso Nu; where the bosses are c hanged Ante is no inn, only st.ibles. Is 1101 Ps',otos the glace where they change horses be. tweets Como and Milan Yee. On the nrramota atlud. d to were there not eight or fce persons, as well ss the Arun, with the Princess ' Yrs. Do you know nuy of them There we,e tae or Opt Wiest, I belteve the Wiles of honour; there we. the Ruon, Mot Wm. Austin, and the Baron's mother, a child of the Smolt, one Wessell, ntol an Englishman, oboist I Jo sot Imo+. The seruoil time ►here wet e_l3 persons, By the Earl of 1-Al:drodatrlliali it its the memill of December that the dined at year ion, iftr fkri.t or *recut! time! From the Bret time to toe acctiaJ wag, •boat three weeks. When they told Ins to go away from the retina at the time when you Raw the Baron with his hind on the eintettlee of the limnerle, how lung had they been in that room twintbee Maim, half an hoer. yon know whether any body went into the rosins &trine that half boor ? Ku *errata, wt•ot in : but !etre were psi sons in the second room, out of which they might culllt, if they pleased. The witness was ordered to withdraw. The Lord Chancellor thee ruse and said, that edrertinz to the sugeestion ishich the Noble Earl on the opposite broil' had thrown tin:, as to the ,ptoprirty of expunging from the minutes such 'creations, with their answers, as in coop quenec of the opinion which the Learned Judges had deltvcred in answer to the questious proposed to them, as to the propriety of witnesses below questioned on the contents of letters, the bumf:writing or which they Ind Hot acksero ledeed, mixlit be demised to here been irreeolarly ingested lie Ilse nviesites, he load caused the Juitruals to be examine.!, and be a:upside-red it his duty to acquaint their Lordships with the result of that examination. He had then to state to their Lordships, that nothing appeared on their Journals which was not consistent with the opinion of the Learned Judges lti consequence of that opinion those lets ten hid been 'Mews to 11w wittiest, who hail acknowledged the hand-writine. The third letter had not been afterward: produced; nor previous to the delivery of that opinitio trot ally questions been met to the witocn touching the contents of that third letter. 'the result was, that the questions and answers un the Journals roily related to the contents of the two letters which hail been afterwards p.oelliced. He thtre• fore thought their Lordships would be content that the minutes should remaiu Its they now ace. The Earl of Dunouthmore said a few worth itoteobble below the bar, and the Lord Cbsatellor's sugge•tion was aeqourscrd iu. Guiseppe del Orto rat then :eery, end sgeoubsed by th e . . Sulecitur-Goirral What traeie are you ?. A baker. Were you in the service of her Royal Highness the Prin cess a Wales at the villa Wl:9le' Yes. Did yon hake the bread for her Royal Ri:thness before she went on the Moe voyage' Yes. Du you remember after her retort' from that rroyagi aeriwj her Royal Highness mitt mg iu the garJeo? Was she aitririe•lone or was say person with her' Baron Rergarni was with her. Was Baron Bergsmi sitting at the use time with the Po:vireos , Tim. Did he du any thing' Yes. a lt hat was it that he did He pot his arm round her neck. aid was making love to her, and Imams D. r. %%hen Bergamo gut up what did the Prineros do' She look hold by the flap of bin rust, and made him sit down. And wan it after that that he put hip aim round ►er netts and kissed her? Yen. Did you ever see th e Princess in the kitchen! Yes. Was Bergami to the kitchen at the ~ame iiMe. Yes. Wie.there any potento (porridge) there? Yee. Did you see Bergami do any ikitog with that polenta He took • little. And what did he do with it' Bergami went to the Prim car, who said something to bins is French, be the• pat the polenta half into big own month, and thou the u sh er half into the month of her Royal Higlineas. Did you see some time after that the Princess in the roam ? Yes. Was Bergami there at that time' Ile was. Did Bergami do any thing, or did the Princess do any thing They were both together. What did Bergami do? Dergsmi took a little sweet. meat, a piece or sweetmeat, and put it into the mouth of the Prince..., and the Princess look it. Have you ever seen the Princess on the late in • canoe I hove. Who was with her ? Hergrisni. Were they ? They were. Was that once, or oftener ? Ido not tientember—oece I remember, bnt so more. Cross.exansined by Mr ?insist. Were yon in the service of ber R.iyal Highness, or you only bring bread to the honer? I served her Kopl Higlirte.s with bread, and with Mae sad hops. Wert , yi uin her service? 1 was isist. Hr. Tmdal—That is all the gontionv 1 byre to ask Gwiseppi Gosrgiartii, mono ; truant-fill Mr. Plitt. Atk hint if be is a native or ? 1 ans. %hat bustling are you ? A ktsatwia•. Following your bastion on the of COM° I dn. DU you Louse than Princess of %%at,. I du. Did you ever early the Princess its one of mon hums no the lake ? I did, her Royal Highness and Gen‘rat Pin.. when ebe weld as far as distant 40 miles from Como. Aft's , the Prieceits of Wales arrived at the villa trEsts was he in the habit of cerrying her on the lake at eta, time W hem ver the went site weal in the boat. Who went with her? Bergsma, sod sometimes other Gentlemen who came from Como. Wa• there a theatre at Como! There is • theatre, and whenever they weal to the theatre we carried them. I P . 4 I'