Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07


propriety or familiarity OF conduct between
her Royal HighHess aud Bersami of that 1
am POSITIVE. l do hot teco,lrct that the prin-
cess az Naples biegkla>ted alone with Eerga-
mi it nlisi.t have been aud not know H. but
q is improbable Bergani's wages "A. first
we,e io,ty TOMS dor. | did not inquire ii lie
was IA married mat, or knew he had "A child
After her Majesty travelled abont, she said she
would inform me when she wanted me. l was
to he prepared, aud waited for orders. coca
person wishing 10 20 from the apartments OF
the Princess to Bereami's room. might Ger.
tainly 20 by the sma,, passage and cabimei.--
pa,std the doors of DIR. Holland, VIM. Aus
lin, and iieionynus; by the other passage
they would pass no other door.
Kc-PNainined.-Thcre were two doors into
the public passage, besides that OF her Royal
iIishscss's chamber. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF LORDS-OCr. Q.
Al 'wesiS inmates past ten counsel were
called in.
DIR. Henry Holland (the twelfth wi,Hess)
called in aud examined sv Mr. Wilde Was
ply sician 10 her 1.-the Princess of Wales,
aud lett Er- IN that capacity with her T..
Ii il 1871. Proceeded 10 Naples With her
Remembers the whole psrod ot her r. HIS
stay there's Remembers the description ot via
itors she received there. With very few ex-
captions. she receiv ed the principal English
aud Neapnliian nobility who we've there at
the time. Left Narles aud went TO Roue. and
subsequently 10 Genoa. Was on board the
Ciorinde with het Il III AT Geuoa the p,io-
cess saw all the Enelis there, and the Other
principal families. Never AT that period, oh
served that size avoided the English. The
house orcupied by the princess was ia the
suburbs OF the town, and the neighbourhood
| thiCkly inhabited. Eaows IL person OF the
name Of Bergami. He did not dine at the
princess's table al Genoa. While With prin-
| cess the conduct Of her X. II TO Bergam " AZ
always that of mistress 10 "A servant Never
saw his couduct 10 the princes, otherwise than
unassnining ana respectful. Before witness
lett Eng land II was the understanding that lie
should remsia in tue ser, ice of her x. III. for
about year aud half Left the princess a,
Venice There was conversation about quit
tin. al Milan before They arrived at Venice.
Went on froin Milan TO Venice NJ his own
suggestion unt was To retnIn aferwards.....
Lett some of his articles at the princess
with the intention of Joinius her Royal High
ness On our arrival at Milan her Il. III. said
might It pleased, take a short six weeks
absence Tor iour Ia Switzerland. ..... I
replied that If her Il ii would extend the
| lime d little. l should rather go ON priya,e
! business 10 England Her r. ii agreed, and
| ~ was Then matter of consideration merely tor
| myself whether should set out for Eng land
| While ~ Genoa Loud and Lady Glenhervie,
| Lord Ma!raS and the principal English oGi-
| GERS. then al Genoa, visited her Il. III.
| C'oss-eAainined by the Solicitor General.
| - Remembers Bergami's meeting with an az
eldest nj Naples. he was in consequence
| confined TO his room for three or four days
| Majocrhi attended him Remembers how
| The Prnress's house at Genoa was situated.
| There was small terrace behind and gar
| dcn IN front. Dimed every day al the pin,
| cess table at Genoa, hut not every day in
| Naples Re;n.mbeis masked bali at the
theatre 81 81. Carlos was there for about an
| hour. Ibid not know the Princess was
| there tili the next moiniug. Never men,
toned ON any former occasion the conduct
OF The Princess to Bergani to have been im-
| proper Knows minister AT York. Never
stated To that minister II was improper. Ne
yer made such statement to any body
! Has always continued TO hold the same opin.
| ion OF the conduct OF her X III. Never sta.
ted or i0iOIned any individual whatever
That the conduct OF her X. III was such that
! no person who had any regard TO character
| conld remain IN her service, or words 10 IA Al
| effect. Ills duty led linn ~ be very little a
| bout thepeison other Il. ii. Was as much Ell /.
gagged III his own pursuits as lie could, so as
! not TO interfere with his professional duly to
her IL. III. and her suite. The principal op.
( portuniiies ie had OF observing tLe condnct
OF her k IL. was afforded by The times when
lac dlnod with her,. Excepting when he was
| called upou professionally TO attend her r. III
he had no opportunity OF seeing her in the
forenoon OF the evening". Bergami waited
o. her II Ii both at Naples and Genoa.
! Remembers " bile AZ Genoa az individual OF
The family OF Bergtmi joining hsr X. IL Is not
| aware that the sister Of BeigamI, Fausfiua
entered the service OF her X II al Geuoa.-
| little child. whpse name he did not know
was introduced 10 her Il. II. at Genoa saw an
| elderly person with the child whom he beiev.
| cd 10 have besu the mother of Bergami
| kems mbers person Of the name OF
Louis Bergami enieriD. the service OF her t.
Ii. Saw Rrn walt as The other servants did
al table. He wore a livery Ii was at tie
beginning OF her r. HIS. residence at Genoa
that Louis Bercanii entered her service La
dy Charlotte Camp bell re manned at Milan till
within three or four days ot the departure of
her H.. ii After the departure OF Lady Char
ioie Campbell, 70 female but the Countess
ODD remained in The service OF her majpssy-
The Counties Oidi entered the service of
her majesty, a. TAI rs he conld recoileci, about
two days after the departure of Lady Char
ioite Campbrli. Has hui rarely Travelled in
the same Carriage with her II II When the
Countess OIdi entered the service of her
* I'll was not aware that she was The sister
OF BeTEaml. Did not know il while he re-
NAMED liz the service OF her II. Ii ..Abont
eight weeks elapsed after the Countess Oldi
catered The service OF her X. III. before wit
ness ceased to attend on her. When he was
al Venice the Princess went TO the hotel LIE
GIaude Brctagne. Hrr II II. remained there
bni one night. She went 10 d house immedi-
aie!y adjoining Tho hotel and which he he
hevsd, belonged il. That house was stu.
ated ~ garden. Mr.. w. Burre!l was of the
party. lie remained al the hotel. Witness Oh
ned with her Il. Ii. at the house TO which she
had removed, every day while she remained
AT Venice Quilted Venice before her II. II,
and never afterwards rejOined her. Always
cOnveTsed in Italian with the Countess Oldj
Re examined by Mr.. Wilde The house
occupied by her Il, II al Venice was sifnaled
III garden, ~ conspicuous situation raised
on terrace IL was conveniently situated Tor
receiving visitors from Genoa Has generally
livcd IN England siUce he quilted her L. fl
His absence from Eugl land has been but for
short periods. Has preciisrd as physician
in London during the last five years Never
was examined during that period respecting
tie conduct OF her X. I'll nor has any Que ask
ed him lobe examined during that period
Examined by Lord Etsklne.-Darimg The
whole OF witnesses attendance on her X III
al all places, be never observed any thug
Indecent, iinmodtsi OF improper IN the con-
duct oGbe' III By Eail Gicy.--NeverObser