The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13

however left ner IN tine room; on thar occasion
himself q ply sician; she said he gentleman.
and that sue could not behave that he q physi-
cian, ana could DO no gentleman; l cannot Ok the
date Of this occurrence; thought be was utterly
and entirely neglected, aud thought he was 10 he
p,usd and ady, u ;as family to rsman about
Bagot could not agree win him. and for that
| advised that some member Of his family
should remain with him. 10 order TO be some check
on the servants look after his welfare; In con-
sequence Of my advice ! saw mis- brothers, Bernard
ana John, there. and also has sister, Mrs. Maner;
that was at Mervillc; In my lite | never saw SO
much Devoted attention and affection a. that which
ana n Of his suffering ne was very rri
liable ana vs,y hard 20 manage; ne was very sroi.
ary ana Se a,dar uDb,e rensr av Seemed 20 Keep
lion that his sister, Mrs. Aaher, said moro than
onc occasion she would 90 away and leave MIN be-
ca use ne was unreasonable; Mrs. Maher did NOS
come 70 him until be resided at Mervlle; on tho
occasion Of his signing the win OF the 18th OF
April IN my presence and that OF Mr.. Pry he was
perfectly sound IN nina, much SO AZ any
man n this court; on one occasion he told mo that
mrs. Bagot wanted TO servants aud that sho
would not allow him 10 have anything DO with tho
hiring Of the female servants; this arose Ia refer
ence 10 their going Morville; no said everything
II was usual for the lady 70 hrc Tho To-
male servants; no sand DO would have
time saw Tim he certainly had not been properly at
tended TO; no mentioned something 10 me about tho
circumstance OF tho Two ladies gong to Cheste but
may tell you, IL may be permitted 10 do So that
much as possible endeavored to prevent him talking
called il; he mad the door always open, he lived, in
fact In sort OF hurricane, 20 that when there was
wind blowing II was us much as one'S life was worth
go tho room III which he was; every door
and window was open.
Mrs. Bagot's sitting room door was opposite his bed
room door. and u appeared as II he used TO watch
Mrs. Bagot-as II he observed her comings in
g0ings out; from his room be could when she
passed 10 and out; he complained 70 mo OF bong
neglected; he used 20 say, 'Bsiore wo were married
she sometimes spent sixteen hours OF the twenky
TOUR with me, and she neglects me;n recollcct
those remarkable words; ADVISED his going 10 Mer.
vile because quieter place for him; tried 70
prevent .axn9 about the distressing state his
life, much TO prevent his being excited 10 AVOID
beng m'Dgisd up y, ,n tho iamy a'sssn.onsmso
lionca Tho nalne OF Mrs Bagot at ali TO me; when
DID soc Mrs. Bagot did endcavor by lew words OF
nino to smooth matters, and ! may say did SO at
Mrs. BaRops request; l recolect perfectly we'll that
when saw what IN attractive lady she was cndeav-
easliy II she TOOK the right way 70 do IT, told
hor that she took the right why she could do any
would be very easy to accommodate matters whon
saw how very handsome she was aud how very pleas
ing (Iaughtcr.j She sald:-.Ah, there wasa time
when gut DO the case but that time IL past"
IxnuMAS TREATMENT.
Did you eTcctuate u rocouci!iationf No. str; be-
lovo u would have been I'm possibe remember nis
brothers. .going 20 Mcrvio; cannot tell DOW soon
alter his going 10 Mcrvllle his sister, Mra Maher,
went there; am aware that there were unpleasant
scenes a. Mervlle. but l saw nothing Of those
scenes; l came In at tho end oil scene on one oc-
casion no complained 70 me OF Mrs Bagot having
piano his una playing II, and said
that disag reeabe TO him. and hc complained OF
their pulling aoul the piano aud 9TH or furniture SO NJ
10 make over dis head; he said that Mrs. Bago
insisted ON having the room over MIN tor the purpose
Q, annoying MN; after ire police oiice investigation
office bus never IN registrars office
saw registrar; he told mo also That they brought
reused BIZ marrIod-ausn teri land That later the
day they brought him another clergyman, ana then
he was married; cannot swear TO the name OF the
lrst clergyman, but my impression that Mir.
Ldde, ana ! think the name OF tho other was Mr.
said at the police ollce aud very angry; he OF
perfectly sound mnd and undcrstanding wnsn he made
the WIN q the I'm Of SspleihbY; visited hun at
ter than whom no was III Dublin; he showed mo
wuic / was with him all the improvements he was
rnE CHILD NOT BAaor's
He said the cnliu not his anu added. In jocose
way that some people looked ike his brother
Bernard; II was either ~ the Angesea Arms Hotel
MorvilIe that he said that 10 mel ne mover mentioned
Mrs Bagot's name 10 ms al Augnrane.
Cross-examincd by Inc Soiicitor General-l did the
very.litte coaId 70 reconcile Mr. Bagot 10 uls vile
Mrs. Bagot very anx,ouz to attond 10 nun aud BIZ
read 10 him aud sue SAID That she would attend 70
nun, but that her brother prevented hcr; the only
time saw her Ia his presence was whoh saw nur IN
tho room. and wnou the ladder was ~ the window OF
the room.
Aad III her husbands presence she charged this
Buckley and her husbands brother with assauting
her! don't remember wucthor she charged ms
brother. Dut sho tany charged Buckley she said
ho struck her; | remember at the time turning TO
INN inqurinsly, no said that by Mr.. Bagot's
direction he hal removed her iroin tho room; that
is to the Dest Of my memory, an account OF tho
transaction.
You knew tncn that she asserting nor right by
remaining Ia her husbands roonY Yes.
Assuming her 10 nave that right thsrc any
thing even o indelicacy IN any tning sho aid or said
while she renniucd ~ that roomr No.
In all your comma nications with her did you ever
bear one word or see ouv act that was unadyiko or
improper TOR wiies never saw ncr, except Two
hind curtain IN the room, 30 that II was possible
Ior her 70 what WAS gong In reference ~
examination OF her husband.
Was other occasion that you saw her tho one on
which che gave you the papsrsY The OCCASION
was al my own house. at which she called.
And on that occasion you got tho papers from her
which you read 10 nimY Yes, and tod him she WIS
most unxoasto attend him. aud INA. she. having been
tou by me that II was important that he should DO
subjected ~ excitemcnt would carry my INSTRUCTIONS
out
Did she tell you that In your own houscY Yes
Then sne went " your mousse for the purpose OF
tcing you that she be ailo wed 10 at-
tend 10 husUan and that quo was not able 10 get
In 10 see him, and that she was wiling 10 attend 10
your directions couccrning himY Yes, she said so
no complained bitterly of nor III treatment 10 MIN
but the ildy-and SHOULD Ue sorry TO doubt q ady's
observation-disclosures she would 90 30, and ~ had
hun tho hole ana had never seen her with
him, / thought itwould DO agreeable u they could
come 20 good tcims.
Down 10 tho time you atlestcd this will had you
heard Of anything about Mira Bagot and the chi.dY
dvnI tnink dill.
Let road u passage OF tho will that you at
tcstyd"Ii al any i.nc during mis- minority he. nis
mother Tor him, shall use MS the
Blgot or call hun by or usc any other the
name vi Verner, II shall, aItor shall attain
tho age v twenty one and before he shaii
aye VI thiry. cali him W tue name Of Bagot"-then
auu tDenceorward, without going into all details,
every iarthina that ~ gwen ~ hlin by the VIII
taken uwsyY DID not know what was In the viii.
IL you mad known that that was la Il would you
have olu her tnat there was nothing 10 prevent
Cancellation between themY 40 not know that
would nave mil aenced me, but know nothing about
the will, and as stated usiore when saw how very
fascinating the lady was thought she might, u she
took tho rignt way about ~ effect reconciliation
did you believe thurc was mutual good isoling be-
tween then1 l did not
Al any tmey do not say at any time. suppose
he wouiu not nave marrioa her he had affection
Tor her At the tImo.
Tux DOCTOR As MKDfAroR.
You wrote that letter (nanding letter TO witncssjf
Yes.
Tue Solicitor General then read the letter - XII
dare street Clue, May 4. bear Mrs. Basot-ll would
Afford me much eradication II could effect
rangcment Dctwccu yourself and air. BagoL You
both have spoken TO reasonably, aud there
seems 10 mo 10 exist much mutual goou feeling,
that cAnnot understand Any dnicully about u
citation /"
You wrote that on tho AIN OF May-neariy three
weeks after you had signed this winf But knew
nothing VI tbs contents OIL Tho will.