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(-'' , oil Cestiiiid) . ....• non Wpm _ Ilardsbilas . .Indasbos a gedilomimin Mid mitt a•reiestegazai.. i hey hood dlias area ll* may pigeon Jaidotgli= aria' of Antailinrity; be 'awl that be ofiglegf Isidoesff hi - abieo "reediftra *Mow *if rehrewe qit all 15iiiirk OW • ' whiii he duierdied, 51 4 04 .MA dm • . etedogm*Atters, rilltsg mike sieshre, lersilld swill iota • . .. K t ata • ate allaritsgeiSt gorkatimliPolhdetateirse. .. pas Ji. Chat the 'Prlneesi If Want, altei'allighilog al an sew. With hit 't, a meal, all St i r iir hie legate wlvul IN 10010eststi IMMellseioni Menronsioirsill dimiglime? Her *Piggy, al* rriiisse to 'Anna, nod the then some twos, Mimed so Barows, and esp the ' ~ of Ler arrival, Illge e,..airebiothee, Leeds, sod Mg ihn s g!* B sawklirO I. tA: Weber WI &dog at bee tahlo. tios.it 11l h 4 k6O thie ire instasseu of &wit eosoMorioliso le theal eo r he 44. n, but **Mt mildew &lbw; 40", ~7 etinlsf got botany. shot it was a bttla Mitilthle 'thee (AIN siose itieagid receive mid ohokke gerehodeoseindeis fihiar. 11 was siritogie Obit *maitre grelike, lelto WI get ri=lll4 bet eity soy perils-Oar - Writing, * eva ! .5.1,...,hti Islievility. 1110• 1 1111lios be • H rifthillieloriste also Weeived the greahretlearks of re *fatted gooterred en her the title o( Morten. That tit it pileid i was oleo elm/erred dig *W him Amelia, who, as itil rietorise, would be found to have 'bees called o th Attired of the alstrowest • *wend smile wail perceptible 4 Weir - Lordships' coontesawees). After • *en time her M. 'ity visited the villa lifllste, •o{{ welt home to RII. glee fur some time oivispW • boom which hailhelowleel, he' believed, to owe of use Moospastes, called, laiilleilli, which she afterwards climaxed foe soother called Villi Coastdi. At Villa Graodi a eery harden einem , (liner reipeeting this inquiry came Sot. At Villa Geallili, 3.; it all other places where her Majesty had bees, Elerganti rAuli resigned an apartment 'very wear her Majesty's, sad killings/fee eonimugleation therewith by mew of a coal. .'he. 'Re was observed by owe of the areirsats on more than woe eleartion gulag redressed from his own room to her ats jelity'e, and there remaining.—t The AttornerGeoeval was bele called leo from the House to slate the date of this tresses akin, )- 7 ,-It toccarred, be proceeded, fn the .tenth slimly, 1117. it would be proved duo at a very early hour of the se;:oritine, wises the remainder of the family were at rest, anti wataintreved going from Isis own sportsmen to her llti ' ty's, and remaining Majesty. ging in the latter with her Majesty. Cro Ililit r n d their Lordships have any doubt that the mast was /;ding for 'll3 crimileal pm eat' ? Is an ordinary case, if it were snore that • difigestie was twee Eno( at as early hour freestone own into Ms isetleirem's routs when she was repos. it '-- r od that he roomier,. there, would a Cloolow of rhombi iy of Ist adulterous intervene, haviog bees thefec.arried on re sotiin tin She minds of those who *ere to decide on the case ? 7tieldlarr was it in one politer) , lastest, that this was observed. if 'onestrred three times during her Majesty's stay at Villa t:iimdi. IN** also be was admitted into her Majesty's i.parlittent when she was dressing—when she wee 'in that ~motion of dishabille that no wise could with Propriety ester, But he .sways went in without any reserve. Front Villa Orandi she weal in Almost era Pricer'', and there the rime arrangement which he kid been so often compelled to ...We Mae adopted reverting the sleeping rooms. The vueen's and &rpm?s grab:Semis were close Meech other, and serrated from theme of the other heanebee of her suite. 'l' Ise arrangement. in short, was the 'mow as at every other place her Majesty bad bees at ; and so wage was her at tachment Cu. this man, that on one accedes while living there, be having been enolned by h short Moms, she wee tOporrveJ to labour nudes , the greatest depression and anxiety. s. use li mes . t o o, hergassii +tut to visit the place which bait (tern "purchased for him near Milan ; during his ablimme she uniformly betrayed similar feelings; on owe gees asi;n, when be was expected to return • frail 'thence and it .dnor, her Majesty felt greatly disappoluted,und whew be did al length reform, displayed tile greatest joy sad the utmost demonstrations of delight -•-(Here Lord 'Grow wrier retreated Omit the Atioruey,Onseral would dellcrille the 41te• of her lilaj,ny's airiest at the plat*, hr bail tailed/ mentioned, sad the Lord Chancellor intimated a wish that mare attention should thereafter be paid to the I eirriromsnce of the dates] —!'he Aim. and Learned Gen t litann emit insert. Her Majesty arrived at Trieste the Illth April, Mt.; at Rafioel'i the 'Nth June of the sumo year; at tills Ovaudi within a few days of her arrival at Risllmelli t nod therefore about the beginitiog of lady; and at Proton t..egilt A ii4ust,'llilt Front nisi period leer Majesty conti nued to reside` there orally till the time of her dew. I ,, ay , fair ijiiis country. occasionally visiting other platers ...... [Mc% lord Docdas matte eotne wheeyvellois Windt torpid it oi finite's:lr.-Re slaiuld abatsin from going through tnaltY.psetieulein, which would eppe* in evideoce, corm. truiptitieut the agog., dories kre !satanic. Awe on the haiga a the Conan. It would be proved that she had frt. gueitlygotte out there witheergawlit lie • Carriage 50 efilf. id , itcled that but one person (mild silos OM seat ; and that Oeeefore she was obliged 'to sit JO big lap, While be bail his a: u' roinid her waist. On one Octane, bey were seen in it, ncliesoniug @Titillation in • boat rin e the Niacin. A:toque um, they were peen kissing tone another.' A variety of other vs.:treat familiarities wt.s.W be proved by differeed Fermata, itogt.ilicr with a series of licentiowa. and efisgroceful amuse meats sad practices, from the eargition of tihieb it was, mere fitting fur hint Se atolain. Irlossiver, he cuMil mid omit iinenti tttt nig that it would be 'ovae that. a main, represented to he of the most foetal and depraVed to•nocts, of the etawir ol Melanin *AI allowed to make the Moat iorkeent ealsibia, • Imo% before her, ff. rganti being presensl, Which . Were of so granisiy diageising a batter, this he almeret shrunk will, sinews froin*deieribiag them; hot be fotiod himself hound to crate then; generally. Me was imarneltal to state. that it Fantasied in an imitation 'uf the .eetal intercourise.-. illeie 1141 eXprelltiOß of asloo , i,dinteut pervaded, all darts ..t i'6t if4tiseVeshibited in she preseure of her Majesty, Ileent,inid the . other servaota v amd Ihad not onSy wee it ~geed 1 1 4 i tii On, but that the wisp trip eCtosilly allowed to gement iu liir Majesty's service. The trite:T.log 5401 an esiOnlion brinier& await of all In ionsiag and virtuous leidings in the female who could endure it ; and be satj shot tut initil could dioulit that the wernap who could sabenit to 1,,t.k.14 push a srefceia. ORS empire nut only uf tcresool. liter virtue, tinforiaerificing it to s ritual wantoo,attil i d le. cent niasitter.' 1f heat trios, therefore, •ece establial t ed by . strait-ark; nut only st mild 16 y retry the estrierratifing porta, of 10, pteseisbtli7 but would gu stadtigly iu purport of tbe - it,,nt Find iltikilit of an aijalfirins incerrourve r Three was Knolls. i miemita•lanie in her Majeitts'a conalmciahronfl it liici t • at , suld fie neknotsleilged hi he the'tiatiarel forteroninee of the . iiiielScil.eily add degradieg change her flowerier bed isinky, gone', and would lifie mark the asteMintery 'Shit Is. that luau Itad:at qtared O'er ire. Oe lair first •y to Italy, she tee,. !arty' did that Which it !meanie an Viileish Princess to do, she toulatilitli Allier had 'diens , means. pet (vented on Sna .lays{ ,at lire own louse , or atteuded at some Protestant Lou,/ or quhlie er.oeildp. till some time after Bergemi way I siserilnifo hei ser vice; for Otto site not tiny ell sot Etteed our Prliteteath: feirtior if inseshiii. hW diva „ ,berelf an it. .r'h 'sk Yo lo to - catimliii ilierts 'is coloOtly milk Orr - ~..4 , •44-Curet during . ..his . 'Or by, hie . stele. lie iv:. pessed'illai this ilia adonis ill ieisjinus Wimp tiolk• proof of the 'rhino hit Mind had aodersone, alAihnil ilielcouce I , :Af.4llfiliiitli Leaped lila this mica sad lk•faSMO, wc4 ..,,,ei 'arrnborsll4l{l u! Illi • adulterous ireictsusee hi lies t.' 'tarried 'etn at the 'elation , phases be bed t aeoinnb. . l'h eti e itra•Catilict' of obi arriegenient of, !bedsit' rattail , . so 31% so alien' tier -*Cress ii 3, 18crgoill. nris a itself suificieni; hat nit, ti ittiorded with tie other erientetencelwhich woali4 he proved en evidelici. ruutd Crasi lan doubt on the mi l * ot Weir faitflahi:o uf ../be ricked '4O tiejestlit;inteecutirte . hitt . taif lobe', place. fie' kisert It S 5 asked by, ssigat wiliest.. will all' thrte filings ifteprmrd, aud it upiebt ler rtioertri!,:as los Learited : Frieuefltapi tittirosited, that pre. Basis of tirgli rank and e;alefidersinte ig i thy _jr, 0068 eensetry, where (Watts took • nark,. stood he called to sumo Isis stair'lnebf. 'Sul tin , ce.e - aki • ittHicsit of seek rag; 1004 . 4isirior emiint lor di pridowo . wqr, titll4l • O lippert 6%11' . ail till i‘oll . o44lliit*tyli Allitliter . ai, ~ (rani( 4oerao, • hablilti . sb 4 seetillittillleilelft l ii filf . l it seittio t 47,4l3 mg,. , -. 4 IWII_ __ ..srliell iIIeVerMIMJM leflileleMPerWeimsrumewmermy worm romosse. bcsoilleelltel hailmmeill Mbe 10011111 Wee. Vas* * peegsfiiite I That is nos og tkotoofspgamitaa mi me , it Iwo to gremtil, a passim song gob *bromide Mill 'Mese led whed dew 'lie first saw ser aIitaTISIMMI was serviei Syr *wadi el he as. hefaiseass Mve*l'Lbfistrietel. Mural 1-In 1914. vete, is esti giHr N Ateertsid. se if MitlM 01111.ba Vert* by Whet *sees 111161infeaksettiottioti ,) 30 ~ 1* ,: I Welt* witaelem, hid they with illeith44 l l4l liall, to as. Wherel....la • roam. --- worthy of 'belief. Was sot* as a0m09101119 Ma he bo re- *lmre 1... At Maples, he timignmes of bee sod lidgimees veiled al IlmglidAlidshists! N• Mem Oa thes steep Mood 1 , the Princes s of Wales. - - to . ostohy ono sotodothrow t „ w ow she s onoug Owe. os ls what 'armies wee Peeped et that titne!-Cinsrier, *Mir bar, meal ibe thateser. sod deswease of dm bilsemors I slid II w" relmtr"'"iblree the wham was ant feats pro. there; I na 'Wog% he sold rot mit their Lembhipe sat to earediag to give an grog hat whoa he Wes.) elsvisii their feeling as Reggiehdhon, he did NU. lIMM as .1 wish the sitars to reradiest a. needy as he ass too &w.. 'Goo heir minds she gplisike that the loilisomegalh i 115c ees lime *ben be mitered tats the teendbe of bee &yid •MD countries here lisiworthy ofbireslit Ile tiMstimaiglM , . • -He Cages is *fore Int ll "frantic' Met It wee her laugeetes eemeglott which ethielio • W Meg OM Mot atm r be had Ora min jempasi al 'Miele this the thee mold oily he'prweed by silealetrai trot f-' ll l , reamelehmee is mall, ihM II MID helbm she tiod ber Majesty was, thereforeohe last pans* Molge4a - . all tae hillbilly 'be' liergsisa vilibeg billgibtaide slat he LeaVOW that objectioh. tat would their sopeelteet sid wishe him • preamii, imeigoers of all artistries were to be olthealusel mtd-dellims Mr. Bletiossas objects that this iliac es erelitheethir, dila'? He knew that so such prepealesiss gefigliode Indlila mast keep wither some limits. 'he admitted by this.. He had IMewltMehioa The **Marro* Ggllaltat.--" I wish fee ammo day testy; AIM, imbed, wag urged with a , glit -bp. hill yew Lordships will permit wee is put time "mega again." --. tamed Meld (Mr. Broughams), who had beefed Mitt MI I weal le haw bow long beta the *item entered into die wieners, were to-be sees at large alibis* ilbase, mod the meertee of the Priam* are law Eleriaml at Nalllea?'" 4 proviiiitg fee themselves. Would to Gad Mit May amid, fortnight after; Moe* ai leentY der trith sofety to theottotom have that power a t ospool ot oo t o In what situation le the Primrose *evict did die wilier , Which him Leinied 'deed hod alltelltdi Me pail not saes. eater? -fierraml ; lackey. . lien to their Lordships the eireseartediss *blob emelleeed Sy • Piper-i-Did he wear a livery?-lire did. • ';'-' '' Marimpossible; but behoped that MIA ibis ales leap st Doell the wigwam haw at MIS* . ellarai l lia t illal the coos were fairly before dielmblir o she indowasedbilla The" "retire tables. 4l Jio tAsa so ' the people would he sad that kesinot w At which of the two tables did be diattismill tkrillib of pity 'aimed would, as as .thew otreheleme, asheldelp high ileg the hired °wa". 4,4,,, , i so w, „i v og . _O p t h e „w ow t o k s . psoassea t Who dried at that tabk P.... S if ted, Hiermlyeasste, a web. 1 6i r l...dai r A w 4iiii , k o a t o o n owe d as ech ms ga t issi t et ing steam of the Lady of Heat*, whose 6111116 .0 2 0 ? have to deride, tine wesktatintly welsh en oldeetiese mot remembrri being Obtfliebs sad a valet of Din' '' wee to which their misfit be twills, sillier , frpetheir DM as, 'Sher Perata divide the datVer ilisrisiblaktil' sitirdionit blibliee Iy. or she Isom pima' shjeaden the Prioeme ?-Ifierollymous, semetimes. of tbelritElog faseipase. If their Leethhips, ups bearing Did they take that duty by ,arts?-By turns astest Mt that 'vides*, bone satiated that the faces were lame, be was soy* sismsts of her mirk' Highs,* t persoadetalifylrgibl sell Mtge, themositee he hearted as by Medan of 'Moe persons who took it by turns to attend, say feelings hot of a *Meld same% but calmly sad Amity wheal) out of their tlara*?•"kaalla aalanalslii aliarfiat up the di fide. Eklund,' Des wep t take op Ark L o wcotspie time, brenfillaist many times iliemelyhaseis performed that seven,. let proceed Itscall his witnesses. Vas Me witness desergeb IMAM -Me relative Must*. of [wed Estonia twee, but epake in se low • lose that be , the elee P l ,__ _____,,_ e lf •4111114411 40 11 . 1 1 11111111 " I °I. the Petnee'"" wee Nearly ismedible below the bar. We undrillood hie '''' "` i' ll l te e k Describe them!-From the rega 41fglie Princess to that Lordship to suggest, that the witatrom should, Mies' giving their testiosimoy, be placed in • state of emeriti. o 1 getpani, there was a small itinidise; Massed that there The Lose camgctuAmi said, that as . nothing was wore '. was a small eshiarl, end immediately on the left there was likely,than Mat lb. witaesses "meld he regideed to be *died the hed ' e n"l or i. spite, be .lot .t they "night to be whisk, the tall of As I usilliggiii=sioesa, there was between the bed.. the Howse to the end of t he mass, he * tr e ws ryor „„ d roonmeif il t=telie Priam*, nothing but that siMR that the Howse do order &at the view:sem de .dead from en """ " ihs.There was nothing else. Has woe day to day lilt farther orders. obliged topsoil fittailbe torrid* through the cabinet to the Lad Kitts wished to ask the Noble Lord se the Ws 1. e11 ,,! • 1,,,t ee 1f 11 e*„... t , k _ rk. _ : '. ~...,„... .. k .,......... Pack, whether • legumes coining to give aidesee at their ' - '" 1 "` e'"" 8 ""•_„...___ 611 th e " - ate." $ ”'""'i ---''''''' -- Lotilibille hart whets die House was sitting la a legislative. thew?-The !freeorm,- aril est -in a judieist 'capacity, was iadietable for perjury it Did any ram" nivlt . „___ la the eshioet generally ?--Thee. lie gave Wee *eidetic'? He haw such an ofesee would 'be "" " P een " ell eHeter I s al e allell • It was free, Uwe unapt, to their 'Lordships' visiistioss hy MOMOillei. Met SS "" .shady'la it. it ins jest Simaible Ihst some den brae their Lewilshipii Did the sit of 111111311MOress's mite sleep is that world feel iodised to revise the evidence, sad if it mufti be ___o llee , 4 t he 'Meese dlibglig pert ?-They were seri. hosestly.got rid they might be disposed to wish li door, fdr l'hat Yeti's be got the gumbo, to haw if the Wit. ___,__ D " ll 1 , be t , w i1"...„.„,„_. 1116.1.1 " I ke g nell " elle ' with * "F' messes hind at their her is the same predicament as in a "L'"'" d "'""'"*"'e"" commas law tourt ? WintieuneMMllleigert and rhea !-A kirk from • horse The Lome timiceuna gave it as his opinioa, that the whets bbd =i west to the lake of Amerces. ai =ite accident, did it become weesseary wittiest mold *riskily he proeeeded against. house t-lt was. The Pori Of Livagroot. had u. doubt • witticism would he eqsailr pairSliable who ctssiMitted perjury at their Lord- II lloka wham seetisopeay hie, ?--No. Mimi' her, as it a nurse Court ; 'here was, he ise.gh , . .a Miglibe wits*, attsted hum,?-144 did. oneseiss Mat an isd iry ialmeot would lie, but be 'delight it Lb sm•ri_ .........e., of 1 .._ 11 . eeill e '' te ''''• 331 9 11111 i Pal S. bed ? might beenime a goestion, whether, in such ea*, that -He 'was uw"V" I. w . re"' bed. wiries While the t's , * atioadteg; Mgt so described, did ha Hesse dmould prefer the is/tamest Whi . seethe Prioress ?-The tout time he me her Role! High. Mart GUST .peke a few weeds, bet from the noise Miele , ~, ass was is the promisee of Dr. Holland. Haase was inaaddsle Wow the bar. G e s s or "Gar 00, g, 0„ , .. mi " bircame bud, am pi e ik at Did the witness brin hem any broth !-Often. Dues he remember when giving him the broth any person whams was called. 'Chemises Meocelei. He stepped to the bar, and bowed to enesln g '''''' the "" e ' P -He dues set ermee ' hee ' le coeseguesee of this scented to Bergami, was say ili- J the Reese. He appeared about 30 years of age-a stout 1 albums& man wit), se Italia.. comidenaure, sa d - jet-black re , "II" glee° to "n ee ' where he was hi leuirli ( dlelP ?- hige and *linkers. Just sue the Interpreter was about to be ' ell !' Where was be di rec t e d to sleep ?-0. M O eggs is the strum, bee Majesty caste in and took her seat as berm-eked I Irian thebor , Muse to her Consort. Her Majesty bad at ,cabinet ee " . the Ere-place. t` ,_ " e ‘ e ' the cabinet of which tee witness has apitas y....it to. 1 heal. sealed above a °ilia " tehea her v i e " add a view at th a t H -s miwnisny siring slid he sleep there '-five MOM rights. the lenuatesance a die witness-she inmeedimely started foots het seat, ant i .__.. „... look of . isd . aoi bid be is the night same Warm any person p through mining at non a lies and emptier, she exclaimed s Theodore! . amid instantly /rm .._ , rs " l/ ._ _ !-Yer. ifolnod the House in she utmost agitation, followed by Lady me ne "I there lea* • fire "' jibe room -Al ways a fire ' AIM Homilies. Who was the person who passed through his room ?-Her Laid Curses retie mad mid a few words, but from the Royal Highness. mu s he pass t hroughworn fib. corridor to Berganies bus W. the Hesse it wee impossible to hear hie, below the bee. - room?-She did. How many times did that happen?---Twice. - the interpreter beteg swore, hts. thattahaos tottheasso to how ohtifors ha was in the . The witness has told us Imo long bee Royal Higheess re mained is Beigami's snub she list time; he will now say service of the Homey Or la whoesiserdee MI was, Irons lung she remained there the *crowd time P-Aboull 14 fits The Interpret* Mid be was employed -by Mr. Planta, al the Fortier Ofiler, tied. received his limirliiiiiimies Awn 111 r. 10 mantes. Did the witness hear soy this* that roamed is the room Mask, railicitor fib she Treaoury. ..'. '''''' • while she was there ?-I heard whispers. Ms. Brougham said, as the witness +wain* to be sworn, ? Was Me* any gardes attached to the Hulse -There was he thought this was the proper time to ask if 'he had Wider • small gardiei attached to the cabinet where he (witness) gunethion preparalioesi, which, in his own country, would be seermary before he Vitald be sworn. sleWapt. s the door of that pries left open, or kept shut ?-For The Losuo Cuaticem..o6 said a fa* words, which were glesedible below die bor. the most part it war always Inched. What sloe, the wit** mean when he says, " Fur the most EXAMINATION Of EVIDEfiCE. part always locked?"-That it woo- oftener shut and locked, IThe witness living sworn, he was examined liy the Soli. tam, ore. 'tor•Vieeeral. who put the (lutetium in English, which was re. Did the Printers often walk in that garden P-Very ales. prated by the Intr. prefer in Italian. The witness replied is How long did her Royal Highness rerun at N epics ?-- the same bingos age, and the answer was then given is. Eng. About 46 . e SO days. !Will the Interperier. Did the wittiest atetonpany the Princess when she left OI what country are you ?-He is a native of Valerians. Ns ?-Yee. li . thal iii Italy?-Four miles distant from Lodi. Before her Royal Highness left Naples, and after he en. Du you know a !wino of the name of Bartolomeo Ber- tiered Mt service, how many of her English attendants left gams?-Yes. her!--Several of them left her. When did you first know loin?-In the service of Marshal Can he tell who they were? Mention the gentlems, first Pima. sad the ladice afterwards.-The Chamberisie was ewe, sad Al *hat lithe did the witneam first know hisi ?-11 was in Mr. Slated. - the year. Isis and 1914. (Here star Interpreter pea the re. Whet was Mr. Sifted P-Major-dome, or House•Steweed. ' 'aseiniler of the witness's reply inn Italian. A lewd, of the Who elle ?-Captais Ode. a , . tlimse recalled him to his recollectioa). It he entered What was Captain Este?-He was, or at least he was said la she service of Ceara% Piro he knew , him Itemize* he was to he, &tarry; there were some others whose Daises wit. '+la ,the same mil-ice. Hess does not remember; one was a tall man, but his name 7.sua r ' Do i ed it. he audermod Englishhi-No t he e wes not un d er . being au E ng li s h one, h e cannot remem l wr it . Was Isis name Cell?-Yes, Gal, and he wore Iwo small i in eilm" situation was Bergimi strviag nod* Gametal niugsehrie.-(A cancer ) Pier?-Valet. Was Mr. /Crypt Craven one of the pergoos who left her In what situation where you serving Greets' Pia !- Royal nighties' s" Naples?-1 do nut remember his name. Rider: posiillitn. Does the witness remember any other gentleman *ho left Do you know in what situstrm at Ibel time Bergemi was them at Naples!-He does sot remember any. in regard to his Sooaees!!-Hr knew him tao.well; he was I Does he remember-any females who left the Princess at todgiiiitist the h”iise of llereansi„ Where Ise harihireele room. I N spies !-Ore •' • small lady, roofer thin; he dots mut remit*. The question I ash is, in w h at s it ita tin o giesemni was in bur o re name ; I lhe was called" Lady--Ludy Sommhiug." in point ',tritons tw I ee ?-11e as more.peor thee rich. liiirs he remember Lady Elisabeth Forbes?-He dory nut. Deer lie lopow chat wage s lie ill thayineitseteimed ?-At The witnem has said, that after be left Naples he yews to Mat time he was receiving three levies of Ildthin Per ' I3 Y. Rome; whither did they go from Rome?-I'o Civita Yee -Dees lie knew whether he posseord, soy property except cilia. !Mg sieges lie see rereivid?-Nn Did they go on board of say *awl therc?-lfeat the What slurs he mesa by Ms: that, he okra nee: hem , the Cloriade. fact, or that he prasemed no odia-e progieste-He tomes To what place did they go in the Clorinde?-Tol.eghoria. nothing else hot that 'segued had slap three here, a day. Dad soy of her Royal Highness's attendants leave her at Did the witness leave the service of General Pine before Leghol'a?-Ife does scot rerreather- Bergeteli WI P-Ile did. Wkither did her Royal Highness p from Leghorn P-To lute +boar envier did he enter after lie left Gearal pi we. ? Genoa. -He, went ha Vienna, mid entered idle the smite of the Waal permits joined her Royal Highness at Leghorn ?- ~Peke of Rueloustans. Captain Sorrell, Lady •Charlotte 'Canerbell (a tall Mt lady) • Did he operands emir into any enviee in the city of and lore two daughter/. *Mph a -.--Ile emirs/1M the mivier of Merit. Hew lung did they stay at Leghorn!-Foarteer or fifteen ~ Waa Misiest at that time Kin of. Naples i.-64e was. dap , . , Wiliam lo..was a. l iarvitog at ?now eager glop e ol t did he Where dot the Prism* reside at Leglitieu ?-la a palate i Pie Satgelmi P.-He did. on the reed: loilith, was ia :ha raw. bits Dine fweske first tipsy 1--(neer wheat did Bergami veep?-Adjoining the Prioress's robe I' Wore. Imo abut he !Mite auesedis lig *hits be , bed • / aperthiest • lees • ' rain' weed- ii IS hineber-mosi, ll heft On' Monk]. • . - • i placid MIAs sad other laggegi t Whit* iiii betieen the • Mr. laigemairstM askjegie4 MAW being received. I fristees'i tram sad' gletgamili: 11m, bpi, ocjhoggswei,, itawissiv 46µ, it , would_ ke , 111megsp4 ia thud demi ?.....No.penee skptdbere. end lireisemi7....l law os : . , , 1 t .t.i a • Dote ismabiikelOwii 4•ipprpOlme skit from Milen/dialik 'r "t ' ' • 100 DIM he eetwilatO beimblosf a' lbstitkah *IOW *or la the eight. tomaiddhledilfea • •.• • ' "," • For • hat purpose Ail he Work M Illtellmilli tell hits that some meomdl Ildibitaitila she MOIL • Al what beer ilf‘lbf Wien WO itlaiellitweranla Re lidl. peel owe. . ... • • . • , Did Bergami fisionitorl—lho. : In the whams% isolguseei,AW he hat* ea Mid this Ow gaol usual have beard it if he hallows its the tedelsie ooght—he most. Dist the Princess ride ant in rosy w i ly'—TM. Did she ride an sae ?—litoartiones. pod soy bode Mousespeoy bee ?—blire, Sennett. • Did my taw/ particular pore halms them' —pis pal hie arm nand her. to place her ow the am. Dol the witness *beam soy Mktg farther?—Hp held her by the baud is eke rods, he wriest her Royal Highest* from falling. Was Berried like other Rename le the fatally, ier had ke say more sioliority ?—Yee, muck were. Wee time any diataece kept between her Repel Rigida,' sad ilergaini or was there any tamilliarity t—There was asierh (fermtlimtfi,whieh the Interpreter 'M1141190 is 11M s) inttmecy—.rescuing more than mere sequeisiterce. Did Hergena aintiewe to sleep ie the raids described due ls( her Royal Hogan's'. stay at Geose?-1 1 1, does set re- member. To what place did they go to from Clean ?—Ts. Mika. At what horse did her Royal Higbee's reside theott..-41 La Cartons, le Porto Nemo. Did that house helots; to the family of Bormesee ?Ifea. Can the abeam recollect if limy persons, relatiose of Bee. etami. were taken tete the family aka Boyd 0 tibias* before ' she left demon?—Yee. Who were they—dues he remember their neates?-..Tek; there we. Faustus. Wes she ante or married !--She came without her has tened: be does wet heti. whether she was married. i Was there a child?—Yea. What was it called ?—Vielorisia. What was the a.....e of the child ?—About three yeses. Did the mother eine, ?—/to. Was there sup other perms who came at that time ?—He does not readtect. How Were the rooms emitted in the house of (be Bores- asei ?..-le the usual meeser. How was the Princess's room separated from lltat.ome. pied ley &reseal ?—They were separated by a will. How were the doors?—Yoe eeterrd the maim by so asti.eiront ; ea the right wee the room where Mr. William aleanated &egotist's was on the other side. there a staircase or a leadieg-plice sear them reenne?—Yea. Win there nay doer that opealed from Beripmi's chamber me to that leading place?—Yes. Was there any door opreleg from the Priacemb apartment ea to the mine lauding-Sere ?—Yes. How far were those doors apart?—Abort two Grine lengths (Ate brace's. The interpreter ezpleioed a hawk So mean shoot three or leer feet.) Mr. Browesion here requested that their Lordship* • be pleased to order that any other of the witness Italians who were to be called as witnesses—who m he in the Hesse should withdraw. ...4 The SeleeiturZGesetral said, that in Courts of Justice . " wee the meal prectite what either party required that Ili trimmer ahooM be eieluded, to order alt the witomatadill bob sides to withdraw he therefore put it to the enotheditt his Learned-Prised w hether any of the pevoues whom Ili, (Mr. Brougham) Minuted to call as witmeare were present, sad whether they should set also be incleJett in the order la withdraw. Mr. Beernelime said, certainly; he did see some permits reseal whom he might hereafter call as witnesses, bet as I they were protest its perfortnnuee of their ditty, according to lb, wiler already made by tbeie Leedehipe, they amid col be (whirled. The Solicilor-Greeral said it was far from his desire to be captions as to the precise weeding of any expressing of his Loomed Priced's, but he relied upon him is candour to say if there. was airy other pervious present besides those alluded to whom he thunght it likely he should call wpm to give 'ei detic. is this ease. Mr. Brougham replied, shit be could sot mew genies whom he war likely to call upon.; if it deposeleal only OJOS what he hod hard from this wittiest, he ellaweld call nese al all.—(Calls of " Go on—go on.") The Sulicitor•Gentral accordingly progilded with the et. smination of the witness: The witoess has told us list the dam of belt rooms . °rued to the same landing-place. shows etas yards Alma front each other; was it a private riairema, or Wm there ' say other rooms that opened oat to it NieThle maly • secret Pair ;it led also to another small obiliellatabilk eft: mot frequented. . Did any body sleep there ?—A brother of Did her Royal Hichneas breakfast slum, 4111, 1 breakfast with her t—Sumetiines Sagami her. Did any body else breakfast with them?—No. Did any body wait on them besides the witness'— times Luigi Bergsma, said weathers Camera, starrier. How long did you remain at Milao?—Forty-five or IRK days. la that time did her Royal Highness visit any other plate? ...Ma went to Venice. Now loot had the Priocees been at Mika wheel Lady Char lotte Campbell jollied her there?—She came with her from geom. Did she travel in the same carriage?--He dial net ham. How loug dial Lady Charlotte Campbell Temar with her Royal Higher's ?-1•111 about four or live days before we west to Vesta.. Did she take her daughters with her?—Yes; witness asp posed eo, as they wore nut awn afterwards. • When Lady Charlotte Campbell went away, did any Lag. lisle Lady remain?—None. How long was it after Lady Charlotte Campbell left, that the Countess Oldi came few the tensity ?—Two or three days. to she any relation of litmimes ' sister. Was that circumstance at 6,111 generally known is the fa. wily, or was it kept secret ?—lt we. secret. Dot the witness himai If know it ?—lle did. Was it generally kaolin in the home ?—After they saw her in the house they began to think she was Ikegenie. lister. How long wee that after the tame?—le a Sew days. Where dial her Royal Highness stop at Visite ?—At the lipende &motes. ' Did she remove from thence to a private hasee?—Yee. ,How wer e., rooms in that private house; were they el or far apart ?—They were neer one another: they were °tali divided by tire greed salami. Did the downs of both hed.roorns, that of the Primness and that of Bergansi, era into IWO saloon ?—Yea. Did the odors% either at Milan or at Vasa,. are the Princess walkout to etinapany with Bergsma ?.—Yes • be has area limp walk out together both et Witt midst Vesta/. le whet manner dui they walk : was it side by side, a arm in arm ?--Aree iu arm. said I• be his Both at Milan anal at Voiles ?—He saw it twice at blase, sad he has aloe stew it at Ventre. Wu it hy.aight or is the depth/KO—At Venire, by sight. At what hear?—li was haft past nitre, we ter. Did Bergamot ever thee with the Prisons?—Witaess hew seen it. Where did he Gres attertve it ?—At Groot Dill Bergson modems to thee sub her Royal Highaess regiehirly trust that lino?—Alwayr, as far as whams re verabers. ' Wiwi, did Bergeari rtettally sit at tßaiwr!—llse Revd iligturese sit at the top of the table; Bi rpart sat-siiitetitun _.. Übe les li* ilkias he tiaioglie, seeli tow Midi &Mil US emelligisfti efts* Ile bad . - . wadi parse WM slept is the lisp led. le ileillime at , 11.114 0 .A. ', . Mat i , " , .7.-Tor. - -.. " 1 . 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Mot Iwo aos.Or to loniser viesSlMllf. • • • bo a a bodies rpseviiais. The Loss CIIIMOCVL4OII umbel wise lb, gotolion Vibe Solieilire-Desserid 1044 to pee? Sothener -6411rfair.. 4 Tbe wigwam less said he west from Geo.. N Iliiss..rid H oforopoolo mhos to Qo m io v * l ord soy Inesql r Eaaaaste moo* soup obwritutkass be so esetodiagty low a Wow uo to bevies Wapaiabis below , the bog. The loestaois was thee pet as follows: — Did the wissem raters to Qom* So embark Was Sergaiiii• duels( with the Prisons slerisig she And sr Ofello4l hose wf his Whig at Gems. ?—The lest hoc Where did she Prioress go to frees she hum of die Seri towel !--.To she Tits. Tillsoi es Ilse Lake of Cows. How lisagi did she stay the re?—i-Aboisi is swish arid a half. How assay rooms were there bowies the Prio•Weit sad Iferaosors sportsmen In she Villa Tinsel ?-.Oa ass Nile Were were two rooms, as the other • small passage. So that there were two ways by which you weight pass front use so the other !—Tes. Did the willies. await is oilskin Berouses Could she wheels judge floes the appearsoee of the bed, whether it had bee* slept ?—He could. Did is to his mist ietlive ever appear as if it hiptivp berm slept is?—Yes. Woo •Iw ___ pressen Wiwi wetness says "Aram" tine/'le Ewan all th , dity, s.r wily is IM sisisiseih—gweri euriassi " when he nude his twirl." At whoa time in she piansisig was her Royal Diem..r atreatorited to curt ?.-o.ltpumit dm. darns, surd iialf-pa-t Did she mussily ring hp Mar shr ruig, and earnetiinee set i fur the moat part sae (stied the aurae.. Lid Derpnii rise before or after the Pre.M. -- ha ruse at the same tins. and av " ' ifterwards. *boat a 'warier toi Was that sites the ease at the Villa Vi!lasi ?—And alw sciaiewliere ebb. Was it din so at Ike Villa Villsail—Yes. Dun the wiiisessreasetelier at the Villa yillasi, the Prin ess snarls% a blue silk ilressisiciwww, lowed wit► red ?—Yee , Does be reawealier her Rich" it to i3erpwt !—Yes. Data be nianwher he have IMO Beepoti wearing it etre the Princess had wawa ill--Murwee. le her presesee P—Vse. as hour Wbese clad the Primeete p frees the Vilis Vi P.—To she Villa d'Eate. Hos long was elle at the Ville Villaai Ware she removed - - - - to the Villa d'Ette ?—Forty-live or lisp days. Does the witness remember the relative pimentos of Ber gamot's and the Princess's berl.rumeis at the Ville if Rem ? lie doss sot remember, became it was charged. (These were the words given bv the interpreter. life brougham said. " because it has bees changed." Cries or " Order' order!" ensued from severe) parts of the HUNIIC. The interpreter thee repeated the irltsivaies soswer in the the corseluding words of whirls, " Peens enayiefo," were then vendetta, " it has been changed-.. 4 When was it changed ?—When they undertook the voyage to Egypt. 'How los; had they bees at trade before they proceeded ** that voyage?—Abort two months. la what vessel did they embark ?—ln the Leviathan. To what place did they proceed in leer ?—Tie Porto Fermi*. Arid to what place did they go go leaving Porto &neje Palermo. Did her Royal Higbee's go to Court there?—Yea. Wits seassopesied her to Court ?—liergasni. Where did they premed to front Palernio?—To Kessias. Was a house, taken there for the Princess ?—Yes. Wes it situated in or near Messina ?—Near Messina. Does the witness restesuber the relative *loneliest of the bed rooms of her Royal Highness and betganti there? Ware they near Is one snotber!.—Betweett Owns wan a a mono is which alert the Lady in Waiting (Dame Cho osers.) Wlio ow the Lady is Waitiieg?—The Conainieol4ll, Gisler of Bergann. Was then any other comentieicatios between the Priacese's mad Berpnies without pommy through that occu pied by the Dews dr Maws. Was there auy other room mar to the Princess's or Ber gson's sportimeots?—Tberie woo a mall cabinet, where they mienetime breakfasted together. How bag tied the Priams mop at bleesiaa!--Tireaty or thirty days. iiir whit plums did she proceed from Messina to?—To Did Me gs_by tea or lead ?—By sea. Did she kiwis Syracuse. or is its neighbourhood ?—ln Me seigbipshbood of Ammer. Was it et* mime house that the Prioress resided in she. she was as Sposesse before?—lt was 1. the MOO home, eu the sew pier. Cs. the svilsess describe the relative Minutia' of the bed rooms of her Royal flightless sod Serpsti, at both times of her resides.* there !—Bergasti slept us a room ruder het Royal Hlghaeos. Was there a private staircase from use room to smother ! —There was. Did it lead immediately flare one roma to the other ?—lt did. Was there similar bed-rooas adjoieing that of her Royal Highieess!—No; the bed-room of the Princess adjoined the dieing-room. Did the witness remember Bergami going kilo the room of the Primers* any time previous to this, without his Wise completely dressed?—He remembered it. Mr. Brougham objected to she moaner in which the ques tion was pet by the Interpreter. The fulieitor•Geeeral was sere his Learned Friend would not suppose fur • moment that be wished to lead the sit. ness by the questiou be bad pat. Mr. Broughams said be was coavinced his Learned Friend would not inteutimeally do so. The Solicitor Calmat then reamed his examination of the witness. Dees the witness remember where it was that be saw Der- Komi coming out of the Princess's room ?—Relined at Catania. Whet pert of his dram was ',sallow !—He had on the moraine-gown giveu tie him by her Royal Nieman and his drawers. When the Priectss went freesia Syracuse to Canoeist, Can he describe the situation of her bedroom and Si remises ?—He CON. How were they situated ?—There wee a courtyard be tween three. Of what diseensio's ?—About tie shoe of ibis bowie. After the Princess and Dergaini bed retired to bed, could say prnion get Mt* that court?—No, because there was testy another door into it, eel that was always lurked. Dues be remember Bergausi heing sick !—Yes. Who warmed the bed foe biro !—The • Did he see tlei Priam" ea time omasiou ?—He did ; she came isle the room while be was there. How woe Ilergsmi situated al the lime ?—He was sillies ow a bench. Did the wantss reeeiee say insframtieas front the Priatese oar the occasion ?--s4e add bias to warm the bed, end I. nestle it comfortable and site. • Hergassi nehemedieiee at that lime Who mixed it ?—Did loot remirmi4“. Was Berimai deemed while gusting ea 14 bentill),4 l * was in part. is patt of Isis dram bad be ea inrtout. or I g I i 1 1 ' 1 li - 1