Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

served her show that popularity OF behavior
towards him TO which you have advertedl-l
have. Am L. then, correct in understands
your ladyship TO swear, that from your habit
of seeing this unusual degree OF familiarity i,
her majesty, circumstances in her conduct
might have passed unnetced by YOU, which
in the conduct of person OF more circum
spection and reserve than her MA, esty, wou!C
have appeared TO you extraordinary, and, per.
haPs unbecoming p don't know that the,
would have appeared extraordinary or uube,
coming. ...Her royal highness appear ed TO me
TO speak TO Bergami as she did TO Sicard aud
various other persons in her family ..... BY
lord Lauderdale left the service Of her ma
jesty in consequence OF request from my
brother, which request was communicated To
me IN writing. The witness having been asked
whether she had the letter in her possession,
MIR. Brou cham objected TO the question, aud
long conversation ensued respecting il. The
examination OF the witness VAS resumed by
lord LauderdaIe. cannot speak positively OF
ever having gone into her Majesty's bed room
at Naples when was not sent for, but have
not Knocked at the door. don't recoliect
that ever went without being sent for. 1
never went unless something particular oc-
Cured. When was at Nice in 1917 her Ma
iesty applied TO me TO join her. In answer TO
that, said l should obey her commands but
hoped her royal hgbness would not object
10 my awaiting myself OF the escort OF my bro
Their tn England. I he witness was directed by
the house TO search for aud produce the letter
10 which alusion had been made.
Lord LANDAU 1.-THE sixth wituess) was next
called was in Italy In Novcmber or Decem-
Der, lsI4. During the time yeu were in Italy.
did you visit the society of the Princess of
Wales Yes, certainly; once or twice n week
L have dined there, and have also been there
frequently at evening parties. The Countess
OF Lldnda1 was most generally with me. The
other society that visited the Princess was
chiefly English aud the Neapolitan ncblessc.
never saw any thug in her Royal Highness's
conduct improper, or sRch as to render IL uns
pleasant Tor the Countess OF Liendaff to be
there. Bergam in her Royal Hiyl.ncss's
service. saw him constantly, and never saw
amy thing In the demeanour of h-t Royal High.
ness towards him al all improper. | alter
wards met her Royal Hginess at Eeuice, IN
June or July, 1915. She was al the Hotel d.
Aageterre there, a. L was also. I observed
nothing improper in her conduct there. have
occasionally gone into her chamber in the
5Doruing. Her si'iiug~rosm was opposite TO
mine. l cannot take upon myself To say whe-
tHer did or did not, ON those occasions,
knock al the door before | entersd....i will
net take upon myself to say with certainty
ever having gone IN without kusckiDg. ra-
ther ihuk have. had child 10 WHICH the
Prlncess was partial. / have taken that child
by the h ,ud and walked into the Princcss's
room. | have lived in Italy two ycars....I
oeiieVe II Is the practice ut ladies ~ TIA.
IS to iercive men as well wSnrn i'll their
bsd chambers in the course OF The morning.
1 have visited many ladies IN the morning
(iaushier) in the o. binary intercourse If soci.
ETY. The LADIES were ct unnpcac liable cha
racter and conduct. My broih-r and myself
have been together when we have paid these
visits, a<d we have frequently gone where
ladies were in bed 20 make a Jrnin. visit.
Examined by Lord Landcrd&ir don't
gecoliect the names OF any OF ihr other atten.
danJs ct TIC Priucess besides Bpryamj. Ber-
gami wa s,u=ulni fsuie. and [ knew him
by 'hai....I never ask ID his name; he was
poinisd out IL me a. Beggami-irom this aud
ms h-ure could not forget il. Bya Peer
Was there any thins in the Conduct of Her
Royal Hishnes. 10 reflect Disgrace upon this
country There was not
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