... enough that no such event had occurred. THE LATB EARS; OP CARDIGAN'S ESTATE.—The Master of the Rolls heard, on Saturday, a suit for the administration of the estate of the late Earl of Cardigan. The late earl bequeathed to the countess his leasehold house ...

... In fact, Grattan, another great orator, was considered mad in consequence of his having taken very great pains as a young man to practice himself in speaking. The landlady in whose house he lodged in London, became so concerned about Grattan that she ...

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... fund. ' ' ' • Pdinnzwrie OnoWann.-B.ve students belonging to the Cardigan C..llegiate hohool were drowned on ?Wiley, through the unwitting of • boat in whieb they were baring • to Cardigan Boy. A BON 5 , 555 FATIZZIL—The young soldier Coon, who stabbed ...

... several south-western counties repeatedly, on their oaths, brought in verdicts of Wilful murder against John Russell, commonly called Lord John Russell, he being then the Queen's Prime Minister; but, says Mitchel, as there was no power to bring the ...

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... possesses has been acquired by successive fortunate marriages. He owns in-- Nairn Carmarthen Pembroke Inverness. 3,943 „ - Cardigan 2l )urg BREEDING AND OF SEEM—Mr. J. H. Stephenson,Billingshield, read a paper on this important subject at the last meeting ...

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