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London, England, 1813-03-20 00:00:00

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PitNctsd of WALIgi
The Deposition b( linutroaN Pantst tgottit td
&tinny, at Staitolore.

I &member hhltag informed by Mr. klertity, Lord tilidirs
late step ard, now dead, d at 1 was wanted by Lord Moira, In e
town ; ace vungly I wcotNeith M. Keruf,r to Lord Moira's, in
St. James • laces. on the King s hittlisday, in 10104 His Lord-
ship asked me, if I rem,ninered the l'rencess comir,g to Belvedere
some time befor ? I sail. yjs ;, and told him that there were
two or three Lidice, I think three, with her It oyal Highness, and
a iontietnan with them, who came on horsehair; that they.
looked at the pictures in the house, had their luncheon there. and
that her Royal Highness's servetu wai.ad upon them, as I was
in a dishabille. His Lordship baked me, whether they went up
stairs ? and I told him that they did not. He asked me, how long
the:s4 staid ? and I said, 111 far as I recollected, they did ndt stay
aboie an hour, or an hour and quarter ; that they waited some
little time for the carriage, which had gone to the public-house,
and, till It came, they walked up and down altogether in the
portico before the house. HI, Lora Tit, in the course of what
he raid to me, said, It was a subject of importance, anti might be
of consequence. His Lordship, folding that I bad nothing more
to say, told ate I might go.
" Some time afterwards, his Lordship sent for me again, and
asked me, If I was sure of what i said being all that I could say
respecting the Princess ? I said, it was ; and that I was ready to
take my oath of it, if his Lordship thought proper. He said, it
was very sadsfaetory ; said I might go, and he should not want
me any more. (Signed) " JONATIIIAN PAII.IIIDOI6
" Sworn at the Coanty Court of Middlesex,
in Fellwood's Rents. the 25th day of Sep.
tember, 1805, before me, (Signed) "
The Deposition of Pump Kancuttaa, one of the Footmen of
her Royal Highness the Princess of Wm.as, and Roasar
EAGLISTONE, Park-keeper to her Royal Highness the Prin-
COM of WALES.

These Deponents say, that on or about the 20th day of June
I last, as tiny were walking together across Greenwich Parks they
saw Robert Bidgood, one of the rages of her Roril Highness,
walking in a direction, as if he were going front the town of
Greenwich, towards the House of Sil• John Douglas, and which
is a different road from that which leads to Montagne Kona,
and they at the same time perceived Lady Douglas walking in a
direction to meet him. And this deponent Philip Krackeler,
then desired the other deponent to take notice, whether Lady
Dotiglas and Mr. Bidgood would speak to each ocher; and both
of these deponents observed, that when Lady Douglas and Mr.
Bidgood met, they stopped, and convened together for the space
of about two or three minutes, whilst to *kw of these deponents;
but how much longer their conversation lasted, these deponents
cannot say, as th-y, the* deponents, proceeded on their road,
which took them out of sight of Lady Douglas and Mr. Bidgood.
(Signed). " PHILIP IRACIULftI.
" HOSP. tAOLISTONH.
" Sworn at the Public Office. Hatton-garden,
this 27th day of :Aix. IBf 6, before me,
Stgned " THOMAS LtACH."

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