The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-04 00:00:00

Aga as seenibie as tine she west—Tee, she was a mild
mature.
What was the semditien of bee body, was elm fat or thin,
ereenciated, or duty, oe does ? How did she appear, was
ohs better looking sod sham when she went in ?—She
Inked better what I took her out. Whim I saw her at
Ant she was lookimg top ill, but when I took her eat she
an muck better.
Better in bee appearane, is short, looking more like her-
self t—Yes, men llke herself.
Cleaned and her bar combed P—Yee.
Were there say bruises on her body then T—No, I saw
me noises.
They had gee wall P—That is why I thought the was kept
In the basement so hag that they should get well.
Did you visit her shortly before she was discharged ?—I
think it was a fortnight.
Did she appear tolerably ratiosal P—Yes, she said she tea
ping to have her discharge.
Upon that visit did she tell you anything as to the treat-
ment that the susses had exhibited toward' her ?—Yee, she
aid. Soo said she would certainly make • complaint when
she went betas the committee ; that she fully intended to
have dour it, but Mn. Dente:, the metros, begged she
would nut do it. They could hear say it all through the
gallery. She begged her not to do it, for she said that
illizaluth, the BUM, had got a mother to keep, and my
daughter, being a feeling young person, felt if she had a
another to keep what she should do in a similar situation.
Net Tarter, bat Elisabeth 2—Nut Elisabeth, but the
matron herself.
Year daughter wee going to make a complaint to the
.011MItter, and Mrs. Hooter begged her not to do so be-
gun this Elizabeth had a mother to keep I—Yee ; sod
the stood betide my daughter while she was bring az-
rimmed.
To prey, rat it P—Yes, so that she enild not say anything.
Did your daughter tell you that I—Yei, since she hoe
bees Mee.
That the metros stood beside her when she was before
the committee P—Tee.
Where is yeas daughter now ?—She is is the country.
Where ?—la Somenaskise.
In whit part P—l have not get the direction with me.
le she well new P—l bop so; I have not board from ber
this last fortnight.
De you ezpect bee back again P—Yea, in a meth or two,
she has goo is a visit for a change of air, we thought it
light he of service to her.
What part of Sonienetatire is she to P—l cannot tell, I
did nut Ming the &ratios with me.
How soon maw mann beck? —I do not know bow soar
she is cocain both ; she has been goer • fortnight to-day.
Is she with relations of bee own ?—No, they are not her
own relation, they an bee Mother's wife's relation.
Whereabouts is she ia Somersetshire I—l cannot tell, I
have got the directions at bow.
Near w bat tows P—l de sot know whether it is Middle,-
toe or sot. bet yes shall line the dirs:tios. I have net
got it w with me.
HAD rmr dinetter pet down in writing anything about
this treatment of her in the hospital P—No, but if
writing would do we would get her to write • letter aitel
you should have it. She bee not put anything down in
writing.
She might do that at first ?—1 SU afraid it would eo agi-
tate her that I am fearful of bringing her ken
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Frnet what you have sees of bee during the time she was
in Bethlehem do yoa believe leer to have been ill-treated ?
certainly do, because she had net bevies, who went
then, and they might pall her shoat ; sad another Wu,
she was going to take a bath es one eressiort wide she mei
there, and whether she did wet de it properly booed or sot
I ca•not .Iv, bat she said that no less them three name
forced her in again and ill-treated her very ma* tad she
begged nut et to be put into s bath again.
Did she make complaints of their calling bar bed sums
—Oh, most shocking names.
The nurses ?—1 dea't Mew whether it wee the woos et
the pour creatures, but it woe very led leagware.
Did she state anythiag to yea as to the mode le whisk
she had b.•en washed in • morning nedenteed she
washed herself

Va.; ;;;;;scia a =tidiest ss ?—I
What is him CIWWI= same ?--Oeorge.
Where does he lire P—No. 8, Elliagtes-terrsee, Liver-
pool-road.
Did he go mad see his sister while she was is Betide.
hem ,—Yes, Le west lint dell to see her, sad was very
each ovtreasio.

Could be give important evidence on this subject ?
We% he saw her amt.
Was be vety much haslet the way in whieb ohs had
been use d ?—Yes, at what he beard from her, and the way
abs was ia.
Did your sea see Dr. Wood upon the subject 2—l cannot
all.
Do you know whose patient your daughter was 2—Sir
♦le:sutler Morison's ; and he was very kind to bar.
Lees your daughter has come out, has she, or has any
le your family mode any representatson or complaint to the
gammen of Bethlehem, upon the subject of her treatment?
—Net the least.

Why have you not I—We did not know whether what
she leased was right.
Tour eon being • =died man would be able to tell vs
shunt it ?—He would eerteinly.
What hied of sdnoation hes your daughter rewind, can
she nod sod wile t-011 deer, yes.
Has she owe bees a servant —Oh, so.
pie is in the middle dowse of life ?—T ~ she has been
aup 111.21WW1-
ise owes ts haw and recollect distinctly the snob
OM test pima la Bethlehem P—Oh, yes.
Sr she an soessaie memory t—Yee, she has • very good
WINW/Iry.
Is she quite well ?—Tes, I hope so.
The witness withdrew.

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