real life, more extraordinary than any he (the learned judge) , had ever read. Sh. became acquainted with the Duke
... of Bourbon, from whom the obtained the large property which had now to be distributed. The facts and documents were so t trone and so clear, thst he had no doubt that the parties were the legitimate brother and sitter of the late Baroness de Feucheret ; and though she had gone by the name of Dawet, there had been no family in the lile of Wight of that rj.mt. He had no hesitation in presuming ...