... ant descended to his son, William Humet, wh o was depnired thereof by King John, aud the latter eran el it tO William Earl of Arundel, and it again reverted to thb Crown. In 1243 Henry III. granted it to Joao Fi- Geoff ry. The estates can be traced throazh ...

... NORFOLK. The Duke of Norfolk, who had been for some time ill, died on Sunday evening. The title and estates descend to the Earl of Arundel, who is twenty-three years of age. The deceased Duke was forty-five years old, and was the 14th Duke who had inherited ...

... Persona who were accom. 1tug Snodated with seats upon the bench, were the Marquees it ItOf Anglessa, the Earl of Arundel aud Surrey, and the .Of Earl of March. ake At ten o'clock, Mr Justice Erie entered the court, and, the having taken his seat, uich A-exander ...

... distinugeished! persona who were accom- modated with seats upon the bench, were the Marquees 1 of Angleeea, the Earl of Arundel and Surrey, and theI Earl of March.I At ten O'clock, Mr Justice Erle entered the court, and, having taken his seat, A-exander Thompson ...

... the present Lord Derby scaturaily have precedence over other earls of younger creation than themselves, still, neither of them can be premier earl of England while there is an Earl of Arundel, a title at present held by the Duke of N!sorfolk;. THE NEW ...

... vignatures in one day. It was pre- g sented to Sir Georee Grey by J. A. Roebuck, Esq.. 1 Sir George Stephen, snd the Earl of Arundel and ly Surrey. Upon ?? of the wole facts of the llcase, her Majesty the Qucenordered the immediate itdischarge of the ...