Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
QUEENS TRIAL.
HOUSE OF LORDS, OCTOBER 5.
DAY.

quence OF further letters from The elder Mati-
etti TO his son, which the Marquis of Lansdown
thought rendered the -, cviouS explanations by
Lord Liverpool unsatisfactory. Lord Liver.
pool agreed that the matter conld not rest
where it did lie only wished tina, Colonel
Brown should not be prpjndged until further
explanations could be Obtained In compile
ance with his lords;p's suggestion, Joseph Ma
r.etti appeared at the bar, and identified and
delivered in certain letters from his father; and
was further ordered 10 rrcdnce, on a iuiui .
day. "a letter which he had received from Sig-
nor Aiberiona.
EvIDENCE FOR HER aAJEsTY.
James LaymaD. clerk to Mr. Wizard depos-
cd as TO ths applications for bringing over The
Baden chamberlain. On the 22j uli. the cham
bcrlaiu told the witness that the Grand Dnke
refused him permission 10 come. He further
said that tie could not max" deposition be-
fore The local authorities without the Grand
Dukes permission
Anthony Batter st. Lceer (the second wit.
ness.) examined by Mr.. Tyndal. Was cham
berlsin 10 The queen from isUS TO 1919 went
abroad villa her majesty IN 1874. As Tar as
Brunswick In consequence OF the stale of
my health resigned my Office. No questions
were asked the witness, either by the attorney
general or the peers and he withdrew from the
bar.
Earl Gailford, (ihe third wi,tess) was then
called reco!,cct her majesty was a, Naples
when l arrived there, in the bceinaimg Of
March. 1915 49,. found in hes suite. lady EiiZ-
abeth Forbes, tue hon Kcppel Craven, Sin "
Cell, and DIR. Holland her physician. ie-
collect seeing Bergsmi there-Whea first
saw him he was courier. | renamed at Naples
ouly three or four days. Lady G LnhNay Vas
with ma at the time, AID we travelled 10 either
from Nice IN Naples. Her ladyshIp did not
accompany 1s when | ie.i Naples. next Saw
the Queen at Rome There was an interval OF
few days between seeing her majesty ut Ma
pies and Al Rome Her majesty did not remain
al Roma more than three OF four days DIM
ed with her a. Naples. There wa, consitie,
rab!e party cannot positively recOiieCt whe>
ther there were any of The inability of the court
OF Naples present. Lady e. Lindsay dined
there that day Besides dining with her ma
Jesty | had no other opportunities OF seeing
her. saw her majesty next al Csvi,a We
CHA Her majesty embarked al CsVita Wee
chla 10 20 10 GeGoa. She stayed al CIviia Voc
CHA five or six DAYS before she embark ID ....i
and lady &. Lindsav formed a portion Of nri
suite wuen nj Clyitd Ntccha W dweit IN the
same house with her majesty and lived Al hor
majesty table. Were any other persons IN
vItcd9 Yes The master of the hpnse one
day. Mrs. Faconet and her two daughter
were there. She was The wife OF A person la
very respectable situation. believe she ~
sOciated with persons of HE first rank in The
country. One OF the cid .st daughters OF Mis-
FalcOnet was married to - gentleman of cOnsi-
de'able rank in society. Her majesty embark
Ell in the ClOtiude at Ciyita VeCchia, and
accOmpanie her We disembaiktd d. Leg
horn. From that time there was consids. able
iHteENdl DeIOTt sd" Ncr MAJESTY dgdln. L
again saw her IN November 1915 al Villa
d'Este, near Como | was not thehaccompa-
med by lads &. Lindsay. SAW her majesty
first on the Lake OF Como. Lady T.. Lindsay
wac then III England. | dned there on that
day. At that time BcTgami was siiiin. at Tie
table OF her majesty. [ had never before seen
HIN sitting there. did not stay longer there
than the dayo which diaed vert away
that evening L slept at Como that night, and
next day went TO Milan. paid her MAJESTY
nc ufatf ~ Gtso EoII
dined with her When was with her majesty
the first time, do not reco!ect that had an
intention 10 make "A longer visit ihau TO dine
there. l only wished 10 pay my resi- poets to her
majesty Bersami was iheIG on the SECOND
da, OF my dining with her majesty From that
time had not amy opportunity OF seeing her
majesty.
CrosS-examined by the Attorney General
When You dined with her Majesty on board
the ClOTnde, or at Naples do you recnlleci
that Bcrgami waited at tADis III remember
be did wait but do not rUcoi!ect where. DID
lie do so on board the ClOiindc? DO MOI re
collect / rather think ii was on board the
Clorinde. Lady G. Lindsay Quilted The SER
vice OF the Queen in ISIS 'sBt leit her Ma
jesiy at LIZ thorn, aud never joined her alter
wards. When visited her majesty at Villa
d'Este, there VASE lady in ATTENDANCE upon
her Majesty who understand was COnntrss
Odd. conversed with her at Villa d'E<ie.
She spoke Italian. with Sigh, accent OF The
Loinbtrdy. have seoniIcr Maiesty's grounds
a Villa d'Este. | had At that time Greek
servant Her Majesty first showed mr. The
grounds, aud afterwards lent me a donkey 10
ride upon mounted near the QueeE's door
l afterwards saw her Majesty walking about
Inc grounds. might have seen my servant.
bnt do not recoll9ct. never. certainly saw
my servant with her majesty | did not take
notice. recOllect a summer.bouse or grotio
thore. do not, certainly tecolect seeiUg her
Majesty with the servant near this gr0tto nor
did orer say That had seen her with him in
the gToiio. l might have seen them ia The
garden,bIt do not recOllect the circumstance.
Had your EoFdship been accustomed 10 ride
Al this time only rode upon The donkey
was requested TO ride blythe courier Have
,Ou had auy correspondence with Lady e.
Lindsay Yes Being asked who recommend-
I'd Lady Lindsay to resign her sitnatisu, ~ |
vas objected 10 by Mr. Ijrongham, and the |
question was struck out.
Re-eX4 mined. -WbenevCTtyou saw Bergami |
and her Majesty together did Won ever see |
my improperly of conduct This question |
'as objected TO by the Attorney GeHeral, anh |
10 answer WAS given.
Examined by the Peers.-Was any one in The |
'oat Oh the lake with her m4lesiyl Yes Bpr-
ami at the time you saw them together
40 Won observe any InpTOpeT familiarity r.
Not any. iu answer To other questions his
stated. that, although there was
light accent in the mode Of speaking Of the
,ounicS, Old, her mIgners were perfectly
loitensiye aud uUObtTHsIye. nor could he say
heS were vrlaar; her manners did not seem
r0fned &c only spoke fegs
'ofds to her dining dinner. aud conld not
lTin any decided opinion as 10 her education |
L. had heard that she wds sister ~ Der
ami. hut she was not so introduced to him |
y the Princess. His LnTdship, AZ dinner sal
I one side Of The Princess aud Bergsnii Oh
ie other but he observed nothing pariicula
) ibe behaviour of the Princess towardsBrf
ami The boat IN which ne Saw The Princes.
nd Bfrgani on the take WAS very sinai
ne aud he did not perceive any motion ~ is
ut hat was gwen IL by Bergan who fowed
ne manners OF Bnfgdini were noffcnsiy
~ ne had spoken very lilo with him az
Ie Ou'y time they we've alone together was ip |
II gdiieryai Milan From the opportunity |
seeing Bsrgdmi's behaviour, could son form |