Miss Royle said that Lord Kings-borough not only promised to pay for the furniture in store, but for her new flat, Mr, Quintin Hogg (for Lord Kings-borough): Surely that came as a surprise to you? You had ceased to be his mistress, Miss Royle burst into tears and cried in a loud voice: "I was not his mistress. Lord Kingsborough promised to marry me and stole my letters,"
Lord Kingsborough, in evidence, denied that he had ever had a telephone conversation with Miss Royle on June 20.
Cross-examined by Mr. Tudor Jones, he agreed that he lived with Miss Royle for seven years, He denied that/he had ever authorised Miss Royle to give the order to Maples,
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