... were agents to. Lord Cardigan, and they gave evidence as to the statements made by the insolvent to them, some of which were made after the in- solvent had got into possession, in which he declared that he had a mortgage on Lord Cardigan's estates. There ...

... AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY AND HA.ewoaUc or REFUGB.-A series of meetings in favour of this project has just been projected, The fipst was held at the coasting town of Kidwelly, in the former county; and on the following day a second was held at Cardigan. The ...

... people were in the aot of leaving the justice-room, the prisoner was about'to make a rush with them, when lie laid hold of his arm, and told him that he wanted him. The pri. Aoner inquired what police-station lie was going to take him to, and ho told him ...

... were in the act of leaving the justice n room, the prisoner was about to make a rush with them, ot when he laid hold of his arm and told him that he wanted B him. The prisoner inquired what police station he Is was Doin to take him to. and he told him ...

... of ft a opinion that it was not only law but common sense, The law ci .wsthis :-If one or more: persons went out together armed fI fwith deadlly weapons for the purpose oficommitting an unlawful k, act whc ih Ingaduel undoubtedly wee, endi the death of ...

... person taking any estate under me will duuu-r take the names and arms of Egerton; and then followed a proviso in these words :- Provided always, and I declare my will to be, that if the said John Hume Cust, Lord Alford, shall die without having acquired the ...

... of payment, and refused to -'ii'nea day for the final order. i. Re ;'enry Angelo Michael Cooke.-This msolkent, known as Grattan Cooke, the' musician, applied veder.-the Protection Act. Mr.; Sargood appeared for a Mr. '.Vbtdhoiissvand Mr. Cooke supported ...