....- ; and that with respect to the son born afier tbe marriage, his Lordship in his own hand-writing minuted down the form for the registry of his baptism,...Cole (who lived at Wooton, in Gloucestershire), in De, croiber 1782, or January J7S3; her coming to London ; btr going into the service of Lady Talbot...

...Duster; and that with respect to the son born aft^r that marriage his lordship in his own hand\i< i ting minuted down the form for the registry of his baptism,...Dursley, son of the Earl and Countess of Berkeley. The lite of her ladyship was also traced in evidence from the death of her father, William Cole, (who lived...

...for the baptism of the child born after this marriage, his lordship in his own hand-writing termed him Lord Dursley, son of the Earl and Countess of Berkeley. The life of her ladyship was traced from the death of her father, through various services, to one which she did not quit till the...