The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

STA

THIlt DAY, Tr• &Teak.

.1101/1111 Op,100111:111, Ave. ho.—(rweLeri Bar;)
Prayers were read by the Bishop of Wincheetet.
The Peers were then railed over. The ilefeislSets were
Lords Roes,.earington, liostney,and Bgemnost.
Counsel were then called is
.Carlo Baggaioni was called in and sworn.
. A. you a native of hair ?—Yes.
What is your calling mason.
. Were you ever employed u a mason at the Villa.
D'Este?—l was. • '
Had you any persons employed under ystt?-1 truths
How many had von employed under you at it ?-30.
During ant part of the time yea were employed at
the Villa D'gste, was the Princess of Wales and Ber-
gami there?—When 1 went to the Villa D'llste they
were there.
Did they come to the Villa Dilate while you were
there ?—They did.
Did you ever see the Princess and Bergarai upon the
Lake?-1 have.
Was there any boat there ?--There was.
Did you ever see them in that have.
Alone or not ?—Alone.
More than once !—Yes.
Did you ever see them together in the garden ?—Yes;
alone.
Once or oftener?-1 bare seen them more than once
bat ones I taw the Princes* im a chair_ silk
wheels, aid Bettered poshityr the &W."
After you had seen that, did you see any one else is
that chair ?—Yes.
At the time you saw him pushing the chair, wets ihrp
alone ?—They were.
Did you see Bergami in the eltale?-1 have.
When be was in the chair who pulled it ?-4lha
Peaces'.
Were they at that time alone ?--Yes.
Hare vet seen them walking in the garden ?-1 have,
several times.
Alone ?—Yes.
In what manner?—Arm in arm.
Have .you seen, that [regionally ?-111ore than three
times.
De you remember working at a grotto it the garden?
—Yes.
What work ?-1 was malting a cornice.
While you were at work did you hear any one in the
room behind ?-1 hate.
What did yea heir ?-1 beard sonseitegly come in sell.
I pet myself 'laws soder the scallitld to see who it wasp
and 1 saw the Princess and Bergamot come in ; there
tote two igeres in the room of Adam and Ere, with iyr
leaves below the navel, the Princess and Bergami 61%g.
ed at the figures.
How were the leaves fastened on?—They were fastened
by wires round the figures; the Princess and &ritual
moved the leaves aside to see what was underneath.
Where were you then ?-1 was behind the pillar eil.
the time.
Were there figures in the room next to that in which
you were at work ?--Tbey were at about the distanced
twelve yards.
What openiag was there between the rooms?—Here
whines described the comonanicatiois; there were two

At whet _ _4 yon loess through garden 7—Abont
half-peat eel bulbs }Wise horr. (this wosid be about
baff-peat olaa litifebt aceording to oar ealsolatioa.)
When you ewe passing through the garden did yoe me
the Prisms sod Bemuse 7—They were not is the garden,
bet they were at the bottom of the garde* sitting ma a bassets.
Alone 7—Yes.
la what character did the isms ge to the dinner?—
To perform the part of a physielms.
What part did the Queen play 7—That ()reside woman.
Cross-ezansinesi by Dr. Loam xaTors.
Were yea ever examined before?—Yes, in the year
1818, at lifilan.
whom ?—Signor Veresaearti.
WI. any one else present ?—lres, but I don't !snow
' Who sent you to Milan ?—The Government seat to
11 must go before the police.
llho came to you ?--RastolU.
Who was be 7—A Warier, in the Princess's write.
What passed between you aad Rastelli ?--11114 told me
to go to *llan, by orJer of the Oeistramest.
Was that all ?--I say. f camel ge I be saa lam*.
Did 7 Mai fin?

lbject
thought he ought to be
It.
‘versation, it was agreed, that
a from the Rae, and kept in
_ could answer to the Hoes*
that he had not spoken to any person daring his ab-
sence till the arrival of the notes of the short-bad writer,
which were sent for to Essex Street.
BARTOLONO MAISANO' was Called in and sworn.
Are you a native of Italy t —I am.
Whet profession I—A water.
Were you ever la the service orate Princess of Woke tae
Tes, almost two-mostlia.
At the Ville d'Este I—Yes.
la what eapacity were you employed ?--As a Director of
the garde'.
la what year did you COollatate 2—At the ail of the year
1916.
Do you know a person of the name of Bergsma f—Yes.
Did you ever see hint with the Prioress I—Yeo.
Did you kiss him before yea west Weber service 2—Yes.
Whet was he I—An esetee-oSeer.
In what eireeststasseee was he 7-11* wag poor.
How bong was that before yea saw him is Nee service of
the Priseessl-1 don't know whoa be 11. st entered the ser-
vice of the Princess.
How long before you saw him in the service of the Prin-
cess I—About two or three years.

have doors. one at each side. Ilse semen to hi'M as seggeatt
tent Whoa they removed the leaves first described by wit- opinion that no particular fad
i f.,r sees, what thee did they do ?—Tbey merely talked loge- Wad in order to lead bias to his
•" titer. Lord Iguaktrta was of the say
, get Did you repotted an eatertalemeat given the following Noble Lord who had just spoke
ence dailtles• Lord Ltvaaroot. said. that as
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that i tlts I gIUDIU lig tehlg **Neal; 4141 loilige Apo" ten* is At goblet
.. we could met gel
Is that part of % Ila 41* .ste ?—Yes, at the mid of the Mnall, mien" Only to P 1191"
garden is a walk, sod there is a plassa at the sod of the any official examination on the
relay walk 1 since have seidergone. Ile tl
sited Oa the night I base mentioned when you were going to asked as to this jsarticalar point
that place, as you base told us, she was with you f— After some filter conversati
folly Dominic* Bruzzo. the witness shon be taken fro
. .1.. At what hoer did yon pass through the garde ?—About the custody of some oar who co
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