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and returned down the walk. 1.-. fly G. mime home in ah•ot
ma hoar by hermit.. From the month of Jiattuafy, white
Lord Glerawt. y wen absent, C r. Bursa used to • lair my 1-stly ;
.he ranee In Mosier and tea ; Far carne at eight and passe o'clock
in the tostrurog ; he sometime. remained all day, and soignee
litn. • west mat ridisig with her Ladyship. %%line Lord Gir-
-1 asiey 1.461* 6111 k from England, my Lady and he had 'sepa-
rate beds, and dui nut seem *aid frieuals ; they ideal
together when is Englani:, and when they firm arrived in
l'renie. Os. Lord Glevawley's second absence, lie went
im
.1,...t.ary. so I remained till May, 1817. When my land
Ansi away, Mr. Burn used to live in the honse all bat aleep.
jet:. Witness hail seen him in the drawing-room, and it, the
la.l.rouni, which was near the drawing room. elle saw lady
ugl.ll the bed with him ; sheafeerwa de made the
Ind, dad rem nkt fl that it war tumbled very mock She had
fuliewsvni.:he tied disordered *Arrears's two or three inn. s;
Lord G. retained is May, 1817, and she dial tint see Mr.
Ilona after; ii. July, 1811, the fatuity resigned to Versailles ;
Lord G remained till 1818, when be went to Enalfand, but
hefure that he Weld to Pa. is for a mouth, and then she saw
• Ibirriaa aisles'. Witness was absent some lime, amid on her
return Ow &wad Mr. Burn was in the house; he slept there;
eke often saw !aim in my Lady's bedroom of a moraine; and
witness lanai In Duly G.'t hed.room once at midnight ; her
Ladyship as bed; Mr. Born came in and told my ady
lie wanted her to hear Miss Nl•Clend (the Governess) snore ;
he was then in Ins alressing.gown ; he took off Lady G.'s
mght.r.p. at which she laughed. Witness was then marred
10 en down at aim for some sugar and water, which she
raw.. to Mr, liar., on her retinas, and was then told by
her Lily that she aid not want her any more that night.—
'lhr a itures u..ide the bed next day. She bail heard Mr.
of a night go down stairs after the nts were in
heft, and hail Mud voices in her lady's had-naive, as if
q•carrelh•fg. Lord Merin. I's Castle 10 Vet...11111.S 111 May, 1819.
1....1) Gt. r.,.. icy aull Mr. Hans wave at Paris when my Lord
arrived. 11 . Barn :otrl apparel in the hoarse, she packed
the clothes up, and put them in the rook's room. Laity
ertfarned from Paris next day, and at night, whet,
LordfiLwas iii bed, Mr. Born came to the house by ilw
garde ..r, suit afterwards he came by the kitchen window.
liht wenn miens Theodore being tainted nosy, and a quarrel
at the lime between land and LalY G. 'flan family left
Varsailka in July, and the laid time she saw Mr. Barn was
a: his hotel, after Theodore was discharged. She went with
• note from Lady Gleeserky ; be said that Theodore had
been to ham that day, :tad beg, d pardon for what be had
slum. 1.. my I. oly. They rem to the Hnlrl Destits at Havre,
firora met they after their arrival Lord Glerawley came in
ii",th wow papers in his hand its a great passion. Lady G.
went Anna on bee knees. Wilms' was then sent with Miss
A uhroliey to Its. Bettina, an English Lady, and has out seen
Lady Gli ran ley sista.
• 'fur...lore Lureusa, examined by Mr. PIILLEN—Went
to live with Lord Gkvawky, as a butler, in 1817. When
tord• G. was sot at borne, Mr. Burn was always there;
semenshers panne one day into the drevitue.rutian rather
aliruptly to throw some coals on the fire (ibis was about
!het a .see La After Lard G. hail dune to raglans]) he there
▪ on the sufa Mr. aunt sad Lady G. (The name's
lire dein ila d the linnet ))))) of the parties) ; remembs ra
Lady Gleess.ley and Mr. horn bring at Paris together;
mi my Lord's velars from Finland in May, 1319, they
were met by Sir. Bus ma's servant shout inial•way Irmo
Parts, aha lammed them of it, and they consulted what
wins to be dom.; witness was sent to Versailles, and Lady
CI rawley and Mr. Barn smarmed to Paris, %V' •ss num.
initMcateit to Lard Glerawley, out of his house, what he
knee/ of Mr. Burn anal my Lady; he was beought before
my lady, and afterwards my Lord dismissed him, without
rt. ior. hint a character. On has cross examination by Mr.
too, I.e said Lord Glenne ley was hasty, tent nut sou-
l:et, a... 1 ht had spryer sworn so.
.1 it Burney, from the office of Cue and Greeenwpwl, the
as any agents, pr..ved the Wilma to be it, the baud rating of
the Orfenohlat. They were put in and read by Sir. Abbset.
FROSI 'flit' DEERS:DANT TO LADY (lI.F.R.ASYLEY.
Wednesday morning, 14th July, 1819.
a %ly dearest Life—Sour letter from Vernon, dated of
nurse by; mist ike TueSday night ; recollect, dearest Isabella,
yua have Dewar mentioned where you slept on the Monday
ic.,;l; I oho not doubt, my sold, your !Nellie after our
• fat oaths to earls other; but you swore you would wine
• .he 31.raday 'tight, and your letter is dated Tuesday
fsson Vernon, the distance 18 leagues from Paris.
N••I4, my tutored augal, I liave perused most carefully your
'ter said Ime only say that overcome alit. grief I only
rein thy crying. If, Isabella, you air unhappy, I am
dumbly it 'tidied; haul l nut the dear pie...tore of saying 1 shall
▪ ••• riy Isalulla is • law days, 1 'Mould h ave eapireal since
y •ur departure, for 1 have bergs the must wretched briny,
a .ion earth, (-imitated to the runts and my house since nay
1,!.1 'accident at Sevres. I ani Nut so still, our am 1
from p tin alloletber ; my aisle is moth bruised ausl
it.e, hall trust ere long to be quite recovered, and in per.
! 4 undulant to latch my joy Lunt the thatches of that
a 'etched old man ; yes, my life, you in sit Ay with me to
some teliredjelreall, where we shall pass our days in real
.joy and dearest hints; there, my only love, wall 1 watt li lily
and Rum a rant feculent must slight 44111 dear features
l•s'na'il fly to obey your stish.f, anal my trusty arm, swath a
heart must devoted to nourish every a ish of my bruit love, will
Lre et, l r wady to protect my dearest Isabella. Heaven is not
▪ and it will reward our present misery and gsicf with
daye sli eternal happiness. 1 now. swear (afore Almighty
.I'to rationale!' slaps life, or to save nay only Isabella ; if
tv.:, ray Gad posiiali me with the most eru..l sat deaths, sod
1 01.• y antiosppy soul to eternal fins ; the WI lures and ago-
ti.ri I may suffer will be with pleasure; when it is fur thy
eloa• ssfy, t Anti enjoy them. I wrote -tu you, dearest ha-
t-fla from- Versailles, anal twice Auto ibis, ail three adflress..l
lit kantei. which I hope you may receive safe, 1 am anxious
in get. your Inter from three, as I am really to leave this
• tro appuitet. I was with Mad. Le Norman ; site tells me
lair . Merman, will not be alive after the expiration of ale
Sreehti,slo dist ifl will wand farce him to 1410,1 shail wound
bin must datagerUsisly,bel she advises mar to let him die quiet-
; and•if you will send me the dateetUilia birthday, she tan
tell sine withia titter divot his demisr,when it wall take place.
• alOr pit. aver hear of suds an esteem-dines, mestere as her
s feint, in/ love, let MI house the. ant Warne of time towns you
stept•iii, and the that I may sleep in ohms:Me beds
eifirr)Ornisd 7.us, My mother and sister are very kind to me,
M:d 'Pit; you after all I have said. My mother says,. Henry,
if4tady Gleiawley separates from Lord Glerawley, you
gifes'etitime.!. flay joie, her, and smile her ttairel and forget
' sit t,imisi past unhappy days.' Now, God bless you mitt!
we el t; but du satisfy use, and not forget Musulay
every night you slept us the road; if you did,
' w▪
rite oa Menadny night, as I have not gut your letter;
wan,: *air. .84141 waste the town and hotel. 1 am nut
list eufsegli to suppose you set bumble—no, tety,love would
prefer death. I shall caplet to how all. Rolf pb, my
anutlinea riervitot, averespotals with Baptiste. I insist spins
hait.g' nix /Alma forwarded from Konen, as there are three
seldiemeal posts ettafernfe to hiss Myers, and prepare nay lave
• 1341 y 11 tilt Nile from Inane. We must make• every arrange.
wes.t a. ',emery slier any arrival; 51 you lathe ■ separstion
fora (bat 'old man, say so; but duo': 01 at to nee miles you
can ray, Henry, I shall he ready am put my baud ern my
lekr Ind swear before Almighty Gust I have been faithful
tainey von; and I Will do the same to you ; remember, on
me bores I shall swear with a Bahl., and 1 shall expect you
to du the sessam'"

" Thursday morning, 'sly IS,
No. 3, Nue 4e Valois, Paris.

Oh! Isabella, this I Jou% deserve, after all your pro-
piles to 1.:1! 101111114 from each ion you slept. I have „rot
tbese tfiblv to Hearn, anti it Alesaufltine is cbrati:g, and
• utprioz.thest, and you have been reeve, it is out any fault.
1 'reword k!ary's (M 154 Animaley's; letter this rnortong, and
jou ore out named ; and she slept %luny in the room with
ZCIS. at Return. 1 shell send liar itte mower: and you Iva-
turn,. if you 110111 toVINIVRIC, sad take WOO!. a-y• so, which
1114,w Fiftyfold hold my weather you were Witted, I .hall
reser let let ,on hear of me alai°.
" i had made oriassemenis to have taken you off: but
dew uu have proved yourself so base and deceitful I hope
every misery may atieud poi. U breve..! after your sacred
oatbs-1 wi.b you well.
HENRY

" VS.—Phase ose the hotels and bed-rooms, or any every
essne attend INS. 0, babalia! why wash born to be Shoe
toolfd! Du deserve this ? How horrid N allow yourself