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' Mr. IllenzunAn objecteil to epies!ion. This was
txactlr the line of ertma-exansimitiutt whieti the other
side. ;tiler two boors nrgstment, krl rev% roti-ilhion from
taking soil he therefilre it'd wit ...re hi it shonl3 he
taken by his 11,e;tro.d Friends. There WA., at all
in the iine.ition of any eoli.ivirien-e; 1.• It a• he bad bee!.
prevented ex.nuitting in the same nay, lie clitisr to ob-
ject to it.
The Lord ('ita NCISLI.ON scat Ainilt to gi% e his npin:oe
we collected in favour of tile ioi,titio I i.rii I cries
adjourn and go on) when :11r. I '• l tit,
tip the objection. any thing to sate youi
time.'

The Loan eIIANCILLIAII said if the objection was-well
Founded, it could not be xi; en op by the t otto.A, he-
canse it was the duty of the Hour to sari- no tinestian
to he rt which was improper. lir .tizitestr.l that I'm
House should now a(jouru and consider on this point
to-morrow.

The House accordingly adjourned at 4 Alock. until
to-morrow.

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TRIDAT E•ENI NG, Ot TOM 6. 1920.

THE QUEEN.

1101:0*. OF 1.01t05.--(Tisis Ifunxiss.)
There was an unusually full :men lance of Peers
this morning. After pr.•yers their Lordships were
called over. The def.itilt,r was the Duke of Argyle..
and among the excused abseisiees wa, his Royal High-
ness the Duke of York.

Before the calling in of Counsel, ilfarietti appensoll
at the Bar on the motion of the Lord Chastener, and
ti.:o examined by th.• Mor.iiiis of Lansdowne. The ob.
ject of his re-appearance was merely ;o produce a
letter he hail received front Mr. Alhertonio, and to
which he had referred in his examination of yes•crilay.
Having given in the letter, he aildre.:r.l the Ilouw,
and begged their Lordships' would to cor-
rect au error lie had made in his 1-comination of yrs.
terzlay. In that examination lie sr 'tett that a letter
front 'his father, dated the idth ult., had beau received
by the vost. He now begged to 011-ervo, that on re-
ferring to his paper yesterday, h, found that th.•
letter in question hat beau delivered by the band of a
friend. The witness was then ordered to withdraw,
and Counsel were called is.

After a considerable pause, several Noble Lor Is
called out " Do on," and un the motion of hlr.
Brougham, Lady Charlotte Lindsay was brought 11l
the Bar, and Mr. Solicitor-liesteral proceeded to her
ems-examination, having determined to give up the
questing which was objected to yesterday Ili; .'Mr,
Brougham.
Is there a garden in the neighbourhood of Naples
called Esereila ?--There is.
Doesyssor Ladyship recollect haring walked with her
Royal Highuessin that garden ?--Yes 1 I did mire.
Was Bergatni present on that occo.:iun ?--Ile was.
Did your Ladyship travel front Naples to Rome in
the sante carriage with her Royal Highness ?-1 did.
Did Bergami ride as a courier on that journey
He did.

Did yon travel in the same carriage with her Royal
Highness froon Itotose to eivetta Vl.erlll'a ?--Yes.
Did ilergaini ride as a Courier daring that part of the
journey?-1 believe he did. but on this subject I ha, e
not so certain a recollection as I have with respect to
the former part of the journey.
Does your Ladyship recollect the cirenmstance.io the
former part of the journey, of Bergaini cloning op to the ,
carriage window and addressing her Royal Highness
in French:—'. recollect the circumstance of her Royal
highness giving him some refreshment from the car-
riage.
lint can your I adyship say that lie w sscalled by her
Royal Highness?-1 think lie was.
Then I am to understand that your Ladyship las no
means of arriving at certainty u;ssii this poiut?-1:0-
doubtedly, I cannot answer with certainly.
After your Ladyship had made up your mind to quit
the service of her Royal Highness, did you not say that
it would bo a vast relief I o your mind to quit Pier Royal
Iliglinesa?--1 do not distinctly recollect saying so.
If you do not distinctly recollect the words, do you
remember &tying any thing to that purpose or effect ?,
No. I might have said it, but I don't know that ever
I did.
After you had come to a determination to quit the
service of haw Royal Highness, did you not say that such
a determination had been a vast relief to your mind:
and at the none time did you not say that no woman
who bad any regard for tier elawranssr model remain
with the Princess ?-1 certainly 010 not recollect saying
any such thing, in any seek words.
bid you ragoietuber saying anj thing to that effect ?
No.
Will your Ladyship undertake to say that ,nn dill Ant
state the very words which I here made use of?—1 don't
recollect using any such words.
Ash Ito understand that you will not nndertake to .
say that youidid not make use of these words?-1 ippon
to sty tubst I did not snake sae of the very wools. I ••,s
don't recollect such words.
You had before said that you did not recollect. The
question now is, whether von will my that you dill. eat • ....
make nite of theft words f.--1 can only say that l is
extreiniely imprt.bahle.
Then lons not to understand yen to say that !her.'"
were•-not nosed ?-1 don't resmilect ;it is illaPussibl•• . •
Ato I to nosientmal that you will say you did not use -. '.
words to thanoefest noon than owe ?—I have no mei- •
lection of Insist( wood wuris to that effeet.
• Then lam not so knakratand that yon will say you. .
did not Ilse amok otpteialows more than once ?----t can
only &visite? as beak. •1 Infra no iseollertioa, and lola- '
not think•it probshle.
. 1)1d vapor Ladyship nener.saty no quittiog the tunic- . .
:2" 40a11flitbstos• t it was. wet foe ma riesa. :• ,
, re to.amist-wedetalu sidnal'fronp ;oat sasinglif ,
16, sarvie!, that Fos ' alum( it. before ?-4.1 do . ,
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