Excerpt from "The Book," Complete: Being the Whole of the Depositions on the Investigation of the Conduct of the Princess of Wales, Before Lords Erskine, Spencer, Grenville, and Ellenborough, the Four Commissioners of Inquiry, Appointed by the King, in the Year 1806
Mr. Tierney said, he had yet another object relative to the civil list, and that was with respect sion which it contained for the Princess of Wales. Talk, indeed, of a separation, but the house knew no a separation: the Right Hon. Gentleman, (mr. P ever, knew a great deal about it: he had acted as 0 investigation so much talked of; and it was surpris now sit so mute, and hear all this whispered abou his favourite Princess, his client, and not have one in her defence! It struck him very forcibly that ti a person in this country representing the Prince I who was as much a Queen as he was a King. Thu however, the Chancellor of the Exchequer did say of April, 1811, that what he had stated with re Princess of Wales was, that. Neither in his situatic to her Royal Highness, nor in any other character scious that there existed a ground of charge. He 8 be prepared to make the same statement.
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