The New York herald., 1851-12-20

o.-Did you mean to say when Mr.. forres, came al
stairs one day huihed and nurried that you supposed
anything improper had taken place between her aud Mr.
Wilh A-No but supposed he had kissed her
Q-Bon't y6u thiL that improper A-wel, If he
had respect for herself
Q-Dent you think Il improper A-well, there's
about IL but thought q !; al the tine. ~pd you @
not think improper that gentleman should kiss ner
shoulder Al thought II very foolish thought she
spoke very gddy and foolish about Wills in London
and thought her very much altered Q.-Did you not
with the exception Of that foolish consider that her
department was LADY AL lived four miles away
from her did not tell Mr. Harper about her conduct
when said she very nice lady forgot all aboutit
at that time; heard that Mr. Will. "a while he
In London, but that before went there did tell
Mr. Harper that Mrs. Forrest was . very nice lsdy;
thought very tighy Of Mr. Forrest and went to take
care q bis house for three month"; while they ira
yelling II was in Dee lsis that Mr. Richard Willis
the house Q.-Do you know, Of your he rowledgs,
hat be there for three days nd three nights
told Mrs Forrest that the servants said there was q
gentleman in the house, and she told me Il was Mr.
Richard Wills saw him cross the hall 10 the library
~th h nginiai ! saw him 80 away the next morning
Win Mrs FORFEIT and Nrs Willis; Richard Wilt did not
s 70 see Mrs Iorrest taw hin pay great attc nton
" Mrs voorhees, Mary Mrs hies nurse) told me Of
hs os,.s IN The ho1se three days and three nights
brought down come breakfast things that morning from
mrs. FORESTS bedroom I thought they were Mrs
yoorhies but the servants laughed st me and At night
they ssked me where got them / DO not know myself
whose breakfast things they were Mrs Fo,rost Mrs
Noorhies and Virginia breska,ted in the dining
MI Richard wills went win The ladies in the carriage
there in the evening, and sat all that neht that Ia
the ght Mr. lbbotsen was there l don't knoF what
otief c6tnrany were there wentxto bed Mrs Yoor.
hes Mrs Forrest Mrs. N. p. Willis, AM Richard Willis
and bbetson there they went away at O'Clock Ia
The morning % take Mrs N p. willis home Richard
Willis dined there again that evening and went away
hat night the boy took h oarpetbsg UP to the stage
or him have not seen N. p. Willis much with Mr.
Forrest he went with Mr. and Mrs Forrest 70 fonthl
md she the architect that planned II and laid out
he grounds. THE witness testimony here az well
y 10 several other instances uDintegble, wandering
nd Irrelevant Brandy and water were brought In
then gentlemen were there have seen Mrs. Forrest
iriuk brandy aud water have gone down stairs for
Fater snd mixed for her and stood by when she drank
/ she has asked me 10 take some, aud said
here ives present but myself when she drankit
he generally drank two gasses Of vine in the morning
bout one clock before she vert outs have her
Drink two gia.fes of vine very ofuen more than fx
iu'a ~ Wa sherry vine she would have some cake
lhere vas no o. pre- cut. ale used o. say
pa, ne wa cold ard t0ck the wine lo warm tgr tue
L-'t l'me saw NJ Raymond 7 thilt uattls fts.suu.
y y -f Ws' there ] 'aw Him 0f bit ld not ta-v
n n,r shcud have known him rt ~ r.--1rassl...
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