local news · 1884
The article recounts historical anecdotes and legends associated with Hendlip Hall, including tales of hidden priests, amusing pranks, and a cat known for its slyness.
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PersonGeorge
PersonJohn
PersonElizabeth
PersonMary
PersonCharles
PersonLady Potre
PersonLady Mary
PersonHegley
PersonKidderminstor
LocationHall
Historical PeriodVIII
The Nathalia Herald, No. 8, 1884-03-28.
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