BROKE HIS HEART.
THE SAOKVILLE BSKDNY CASE
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London, February 9
In the Sackvillc barony case, the claimant (Mr Sackville) informed Mr Justice Bingham, that, since he was not allowed to fetch evidence .from Spain to prove that Don Oliva was a bachelor, ho must withdraw his petition, although it broka hie heart to do so. Mr Finlay, for the defence, replied on the whole case, and produced a copy of a certificate showing claimant's mother's..marriage in 1851 with Don- Oliva. The copy was stamped. The certificate, which was stamped and dated 1854. was found among the woman's papers. It , is alleged that H accorded with the church register botore the latter was tampered with, about 1900.
Judgment was reserved
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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1106, 10 February 1910, Page 4
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