... fire to the house ; and I saw it all in flames, saw his wife come out of the house ber nightclothes, with two chile; en in her arms. My husband ran down and tried to put out the flames. The prisoner was the house then. saw him tear down the curtains and put ...

... had a horror of Cardigan, an of Miss pl could not t A Ido be she had said that the m J while she lived ; it wa quit clear, t that thinking er sw wou there. A. te be of te | His learned friend ha { read the following letter t Cardigan Mary, in answer to ...

... and have been, since 1824, vicar of Cardigan. I am acquainted with the plaintiff, who has been regular communicant for many years. I have long known the defendant since he was articled to his late uncle, at Cardigan. After that he was in partnership with ...