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'eh. aeon's Isteepeater--"It seam that she liked r er
loiter au."
Will you here* poise+ to repeat do words bar Royal
Highness *a'l Use of? Whets tho shirt woo epos she said,
0 I lift either hiss or if hetteisa."
The Interpreter said. that tba words srhifilt etitjlolll,l
lased applied to either it or kim.
The goesiion was directed to be end Olaallllllllllt *ewer
Wee. t lite Atter klat or a Swelter Ms." • •' • "
The llama's laterprelte—" Lord*, her Royal IRO-
nem wail speaking in the prevents of Berpmi, and she was
doing sioninbusg w the Aid, sad thereto* 1 tbrarld *nit it
applied to the skirt, and nut to bins, and that it mast be, s 1
like ft better."
The Soticitor.Geseral--" That is, whether it was addressed
to the painter or nut; if it was addressed to the painter, it
was an equivalent."--(Crfes of " No, nor)
It was agreed to be, o I like U better," we believe.
Did the witaesr go on board the polaere, the Indartry, at
Augusta! Yea.
Do you remember where Bergansi slept in the early part
of
the voyage the first 4114 or two! Astor as 1 can recollect,
in a small cabin near the dining cabin.
Lord Liverpool here suggested that a chair should be got
for the witness to sit un, which was agreed to, and oats Sus
immediately brought for her.
Afterwards war the sleeping place of Brrgsmi (banged!
Yra
Where dirt he sleep afterwards? lo the dieting rallies.
How many dimes were there leading into that dining
cabin There were two doors.
Were they both open, or was one of theta elated ? One of
them was open, and dm tether was elaaed=WaS shut.
The dour that was open ; was that on the side which Re,-
ramislel,t, or sin the opposite stilt? As far as l eau remit-
ted, it was on the tether side.
Where did ynii yourself sleep' By the side of the dour
which war open.
How long slid Rergand continue In sleep in the dining-
mem As far as I can recollect, as far as Jaffa.

Did any other person sleep in that room? I newer sew
hut new heel in .t.
Where did the Countess Olda sleep' She slept in a cable
at the other side.
Did that calms communicate with the dining-room'
Were these persons the only ones ;bet slept there? Yes.
Wee the dour of the dioinc-mote open ur shut' Shut.

Did she wren closed ur lu;ksst ? Closed.
Did Mr go lulu the dining•room while Bergsuni was
in bed? Yes.
Wigs the dour open or shut.' Sometimes open sod some-
times shut.

Dud she ever wee it open when the Prioress and Elergarni
were in their beds? Veg. _ _

Whit did lobe ie.? nn that uremia.; let her describe what
sort of conservation took place between them ? I saw them
twice /peaking together.
Did she laud with her Royal Highoen at Toni*? Yes.
VVlare did her Royal Highneali lodge ? First at the boucle
of the British Consul, afterwards at the palace of the Bey
of Tunis. _ _

Did she remember the snit of apartments ber Royal High-
ness bail at the castle of the Dry Yes.
Flow were the bed.roonss of the Princess and Berraml
situated? They were separated by a small room which
uolosily slept in; • kind of a small calsio or passim: room.
Did soy other part of her Royal Highnitaii suite steel)
there, Tim CIOU.ItGYA Oldi, the wittiest, and her sister.
Did the door of their room open Tutu the room that Ho..
body slept in ? Yes.
Was there any other room door tint opened into that pas.
sage rvoku '
Then there was no other door? I saw none.
__

Was thew •ny door shot in that pwagc ! Ye*, • door
that led to the inward yard.
Wail that dour locked, Did not remember.
Dill ►he reuieanber gulag to Utica with her Royal High.
um! Yea

Where did her Royal Highuess /n-aide at trues? At a
soaall public inn.
Did shr recollect bow the hed•ronms of her Royal High.
nese and Bergsmi were situated at that ion ? I du nut re-
/Lamb:v.

tVliere did Bergami sleep at Tunis' In a room near to
ones.

At aoy time before they left Taal., did she see Flergsmi
in the Led.roum of her Royal Righisess Ido hut recol:eit
that I did.

LW pin MY! Hargand in the Princess's hed-room of a
morning At Utica? Ye*.
What sill% he doing He came from his own bed.room,
to to lesho of her Royal Highness.
How lune did he stop iu her Royal Hishoem's bed-room !
I do not :ecsii!ert. _ .

Haw soon after Bergaisi went lute ber Royal Within-Iw's
bed-room did the witness go into it ' Ido not remember.
When I sea into her ttoy.d Riglsnewes bed-room, she ask-
ed me to give her something that was nereioary.
Was lier.tami in the room ? Yes.
lhd you remain in the room? it withdrew.
On the suggestion of a Peer, the witness wits accommo-
dated with a high stool, to sit ms.
Did •h.• remember going to Segovia with her Royal High-
ness I'i e.

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Did she remember where her Royal Richness slept Yea.
What place was tbete fur Berl/anti to sleep Ido not
recol 'err .

11'he:e did the Conotess Oldi sleep' In the some room I

slept.
What mom adjoined that of the one you slept in That
of her Royal Hightmem.
DO yen see the bed of the Prinemo in the morning ' Yea.
Doi it appear as if one or more persons slept in it • It
seeine4 'noels in disorder. _

Can you say from your own judgment whether (use or
two persons 'lent io it? I Cannot say that two peraeua
stept in it. It rather appeared to me that two parsons picot
in it, tint I cannot exactly say because it appeared its great
diuurdev.

1),il you embark at Utica to proieell ow tiw voyage' Yes.
Did rain go to Constsetinoptt 'req.
D.,t you go !ofernoslesn! Yea.
Lt here del you 'sod ? At St. Jean d'Acrr.
!Ina ;winy landed there; how moony did the party of her
Rossi High,eics consist wf I caunot say, pi ecisely.
W here slid tic putty sleep? We slept tinder teem.
Did her Royal Highness sleep miller a tent' Yes.
Was it • single or • double aloe! As far as I recollect it
wog a dodfle ooe.
Was three any beeline bedstead placed in it ' Tlwre were
two small wives.
Did she see bet Royal Bighorn, iu bed in toe tent t Yes.
Was she 'Bedroom! Ta.
Did she leave.ber undressed e, Yes
Wlere was Bergeorti st the time e Under the sense tent.
W... he is stressed, at part cheesed He was dressed, but
bed out his coat oa
When the wituess retired from the tent, did she leave Ber-
gamo; there e Yes.
What time dot her Royal Highness generally proceed on
her journey' About six o'clock iii the evening.
Dui she on that a 'whine see ths other Gentlemeu of Ler
Royal Highoe-s's suit come out of their tents! Yea.
Did she Bergarni come out with them! Nel.
Where did yoe see bins when you were shout to marina
on your journey? 1 saw bins mar the teat of hfT Royal
Highness.
Was be dressed ! The same as in the morning, without
his orst.

What does the witvr•a mean by sating that fler.eruni was
near the- tent ! I saw hires near the tent, but did nut sec him
imme not or it.
She had said she lied left Bergami in the tent in the murn-
Mg with tier Keys' Highnots; was the tent Hosed or uther-
wise ? As far as I seruli-rt, it was shut at altsietes.
Did she Mess tier Ruril Highness in the evening ? Ido
Mot reroilert.

—Did her Itiiyal Highness onit.her suite sleep in tents, be.
fore they stinted seJerusittero? Yes. .

i)iti she towhees her 11.131 Higiiiiesa o ftCl.lllll time titat
day' A. far a. I recoileri, I did bet i toy statt,o was to the
habit of outlressing her.
sheeensi ratter *here they resided of Jetusabrot t Yes.

Whzue was at 1 At a house attached to u ailment
Did she rtcotlett how the b>d•tuems Of her Itu!,al nigh.
east, Countess Oldi, and Bereaasi, were situated? Yes.
DPW vest they situated' On the nom gallery.