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so, and she raid it was not the custom of Etglibh ladies jr1(.1.17 ,
to go down into the kitchen. I said, "I am not English; I
I have not the Customs of English ladies, and I shall
tlie,efore come in the kitchen."
She said "Then I
shall leave." I told her she might go. I3efore the end
of the month's warning she askew me to let her stay. I
refused to allow her to do so. She came afterwards to
ask mo to give her a character. I said she was dirty.
She never comp Lined of Dr. Aohilli having' taken any
liberties with her. After she left I engaged Jane Legge.
On one occasion I camo home, and found a young man
concealed in the kitchen at eleven o'clock at night.
Next day I told her to go. I recollect Sarah Wood be-
ieg in cur service. I think she was a Roman Catholic,
h. 6,1166) she fasted on P-'.ednesdays and Fridays. She
had a hymn-hook to the Virgin Mary.
This witness was not cross-examined.
This concluded the evidence for the prosecutor.
The Court then (at half-past six) adjourned to this
morning, when the Learned Counsel on each side will be
heard in reply.

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The following is the original of the judgment of the
Inquisition which was referred to in the course of the
day :
.. Testor ego Infrascriptus Notarius S. Congregationis Ro-
marm, et Universalis Inquisitionis, quod perquisitis ectis as-
sumptis in S. OtdiciJ contra sacercotem P. Hyacinthum
Achilli religiosurn professum ordinis prasdicatorum, constat ex
eisdem actis, ipsum Achill', constitutis judicialibus excussum,
fuisse Reum confessum de carnali copula, darn in ccenobio
Viterbiensi moraretur, cum pluribus foeminis habits, item de
defloratione alterius virginis in civitate Montis Falisci, alias-
que dues mulieres Capum carnaliter cognovisse. Eruitur
quoque, aliam puellam Neapoli matrem reddidisse; acsuperi-
orem ordinis praelicaterum scutata quinquaginta alteri
feaminm ab eodem Achilli coruptat pependisse ad damns illata
sarcienda.
" Denique fidem facio, quod ob memorata crimiaa, et alia
de quibus in actis maturo Arius discuss° examine grava-
minum ex actis resultantium ; perpensis defensionibus
aliisnue ex more consideratis, necnon benigne excepta Ipsius
Inquisiti Confessione, ejusdem declaratione sequentis tenoris.
Non chiado di non esser gastigato, anzi amo che si proceda
Aaltnieesilsrizome.„
severamente sill conto mio in quel modo che la Justizia
Esige Ricevere con rassegnazione qualunque disposizione
venga emanate, ed ove roaneasse qualche ragione a proce-
dere confiu rigore la mia confessions six bastante a punirmi
come rneglio ereder6 it S. Tribunale. Emmentiasi Inquisi-
tores Generates Fer. IV., die 16 Junii, 1841, in Conventn S.
friani, supra Minervam decreverunt Incinisitus P. Ilyacin-
dire t-
fitheinos Anicitn, prxvia suspe.nsione perpetua a celebrando sacri-
erpetua ad quam cumque
npreiunmiteinntiaiis'iga'alu
.._ c ionent animarum, et ad verba Dei prazdicationem
atunt;talb i lyi t:tilsonae p
, . privationi ' ctivte, ac Passiv., et iteltestt4 .
"In quorum datum vantim. 'bus, damnetur ad man. encum per trien.
Septembris, 1851. -in sx. canc,e,llAarttiaGEST:us°Aftioi
religiose sui (aims strictioris obser-
Elasnac, die 22
"Testis fr. VINCENTILTS '
"JOHN GORDON, Cong. -60ErOatP41
S. R. Inq. S. Rome et Univ. Inq., Notns.
I.n:obi ,) P. Praed, L Socius,
Birmingham,
'..i Witness.
" NICHOLAS DARNELL, Cong. 0
Presb., Birmingham, rat} .
"Sworn before me at R,,oßmrietitshhisclo7nsulaWr
consistion: ofth a shield of
17th day of N0v.,0E51
Jon
N PREitnn .9 P
On the left hand of the signature of Angelus Argeati
St.
which
was the seal of the Inquisition,
four quarterings, with a lion rampant
tehifirrat and
fourth, and two beadlets in the second and
quar-
ters. The shield was surmounted by the tiara,d
was supported on either side by half figures of
words
Peter
and Sr. Paul; and round the whole were the
"Sigil. S. Roman et Univers. Inquisitionis." Undert-ds
Mr. Freeborn's signature were the arms of the British
consulate.