The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-24 00:00:00

JUNE 24, 1852.

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eo, and she said if was not the custom of tish ladle*
to go down into the kitchen. I said, 4, I tur, ot English;
I have not the customs of Enc,lish ladies, i .
therefore come in the -kitchen." She st-,A,A,Uon.
shall leave." I told her she might go. Befol•ft-tbe
cf the month's warning she asked me to let herWiid:l4j.:A-
-refused to allow her to do so. She came afterwards to
ask me to give her a character. I said eke was dirty.
She never complained of Dr. Achilli having taken any
liberties with her. After she left I engaged Jane Legge.
On one occasion I came 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-
ing in cur service. I think the was a Roman Catholic)
bEcenso she fasted on Wenuesdays and Fridays. She
had a hymn-book to the Virgin Mary.
This witness was not crovs• examined.
Tilis concluded the evidence for the prosecutor.
The Court then (at hr.lf-past :ix) adjourned to thi
morning, when the Learned Counsel on each side will be
heard in reply.

The, following is the original of the judgment of the
Incraisition which was referred to in the course of the
day :-..-
" Testor ego Infrascriptus Notarius S. Congregationis Ro-
mans;, et Univerealis Inquisitionis, quod perquisitis ectis as-
sumptis in S. Officio contra saceneeem P. Hyaciuthum
Achilli religiosum professum ordinis prxdicatorum, constat ex
eisdem act is, ipsnm Achilli, corstitutis indieialibus excussum,
fuisse Reum confessum de carnali copula, duns in ccenobio
Viterbiensi moraretur, cum pluribus fcemiuis habits, item de
defiuratione alterius virginis in civitate Montis Faisci, alias-
que dues mulieres Capuos carnaliter cognovisse. Eruitur
Toque, EliaFa puellam Neapoli matrem reddidisse ; ac superi-
orem ordinis pra-aatorum scutata quinquaginta alteri
•fcetninx ab eodem Achilli corupte pependisse ad damna illata
sarcienda.
" DeLliqUO fidem facio, quod oh memorata crimina, et alia
de quibus in, actis maturo prius discuss° examine grave-
minum ex actis resultantium; perpensis defensionibus
aliisaue ex more consideratis, necnon benigne excepts Ipsius
Inquisiti Confessiune, ejusdem declaration° sequentis tenons.
Non chiedo di non user gastigato, anzi amo che si proceda
•severamente sill conto mio in quel modo che la Justizia
stge Riceeero con rassegnszione qualunque dispoaizione
venga emanate,
ed ove maneasse qualcbe ragione a proce-
dere confiu rigore la mia confessions sia bastante a punirmi
come zneglio crederd it S. Tribunale. Emmentissi Inquisi-
lr_s,_Generales Fer. IV., die 16 Junii, 1841,.. in Convents S.
directionem alitiabil
thu"s"wA,cheuiiptir,a Minervam decreveerpuenrpteltunaemaisciet
rmvi , luesb rFan. diloYsaaccirir-
ficio rni„, P. a suspen.,ion
pcenitentiis sallitarlb
necnon privation Tann, et ad verbs - P . • •
itatione perpetua
DeiEtd qurraemdicactujomnqemue,
ac passives, et impositis
ilicng:sens; A
nium in aligns d vacis activie,
. _, o
vannaz. '- - religiose sui Ott*. At,r.loll3r _
mous, damnetur ad manendum per
obsertrien:
" In quorum datum ;
Septembris, 1851. - can'cellaria S. Oiled hac die 22
"Testis fr. VRCCENTICS LEOB.
' S.R. Inq.
"JOHN GORDON, Cong. Orat.
SALLLIA, p. Praed, L Socius,
" ANGELUS ARGENTI,
:nate et Univ. Inq., Notus.
Birmingham, resb,,i .
Witness.
" NICHOLAS DARNELL, Citing. Orat.
Fresh., Birmingham,
"Sworn before me at Rome this 17th day of
"British Consular Nov., IESI,
"Joux FEE
AngeleswaOsnotheeselaefltohfatnhdeointgbueiesiitgionna,tueorensoisfungofairldbrmsirtege:deaca'notidf
four quarterings, with a lion rampant on thteb
fourth, and two beadiets in the second and
tors. The shield was surmounted by the tiara ivi4;22;arl:
was supported on either side by half figures of S. Peter
and and Sr. Paul; and round the whole were the words
"Stil. S. Roman et Univers, Inquisitionis." Under
Mr. Freeborn's signature were the arms of the British
consulate.