Secret History of the Courts of Denmark and Sweden
Extracts from a Danish manuscript reveal court intrigues, poison plots, and power struggles surrounding Frederick V and Queen Juliana Maria. The Crown Prince Christian the Seventh endures courtly malice as Count Molckie seizes influence, while Matilda of Wales endures exile and tragedy amid dynastic machinations.
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Sweden
Denmark
Brown
Skype
Historien
Denar
Mitiva
Ax Weil
Staurwere
Baawor
England
Gidvereten
Peacevar
Authdr
Pettier
Frederick V
Chratian
Prine
Roe
Pesele
Bliven
Louisa
George
Magdalena
Gustavus the
Andarstrom
Yuliana Maria
Ferdnant Albert
Brunswick Wolfta
Ana Zheng Wo Mae
Maria Juliana
Andy
Frederick
Louisf
Babes
Christian
Chris Sion
Jengil
Ander
Norway
Hintchhalm
Christian Palace
Molckie
Juttana
Narse
Count Molckie
Juliana
Guldberg
Frederick the Fifth
Koning Mobkle
Frederic V
Count Molekte
Hirscholm
Molekte
Hatiana Maria
Fiin Hdre
Seldon
Kiny
Joliaxe
Peiner
M. Guildberg
Uedry
Chistian
Bortine
Himmelf
Mata Rying
Romie Matilda
Engl
Macitds
Carolina Matilde
Frederic Prince
Wales
Matilda
Eliesses
Craw
Denmack
Remnants of a Memoir on a Royal Scandal and a Duchess
An excerpt recounts political intrigues surrounding a notorious adventurer and the Duchess of Kendal. It notes threats against a lady, her fainting reaction, and the resulting estrangement of a key political figure. The text traces repercussions across court factions and mentions exposure of corrupt influence by John Ker and the Hanoverian interests.
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Pereton
Bins
Abe
England
Kendal
Joba
Reeniand
Me Ker
Keensland
Scotchman
House of Hanover
Qavern Anne
Kor
Brulgen
Wexford Assizes at Ennis and Murder Trials
The Wexford Assizes at Enniscorthy opened with Baron Gergne and Justice Day presiding. Grand Jury foreman Sir Thomas Exuwude, Bart, reported a calm election with few crimes. Trials followed in the Crown Court including Sarah Orange found guilty of receiving stolen goods and transported for seven years, Margaret Keefe for attempting theft transported seven years, and other defendants for stealing sheep pigs and a cow. A note on fever hospitals and charitable support accompanied the docket.
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Wexford
Waxroun
Baron Gergne
Justice Day
Robert Doyne
Richard Donovan
Kenry Lanbert
W. Pore
Harperstoch
Nobert Phaire
Redamad
Thomn Haughton
Juba
Bruen
Thorny Deringy
Goddued Sichards
Vidlam Galton
James Boyd
George S. George Irvine
Abraham Howlin
Edward R. Cookman
Arthur Murphy
William Harvey
Edward Benity
Je B. White
Mb D'Arcy
Talbot
Aigue
Menges
Calemlar
Ulis
Sarah Orange
John Hently
Ghia
Margaret, Keefe
Henry Archer
Thomas O' Brien
William Long
Elizabeth Roche
Ponsonby Hase
Eay
Blackwood
John Malone
Michael Matone
Edizabeth Lett
Kinniscurthy
Michael
Enniscorthy
Wiliam Kehoe
New Moss
Robert Whitty
Patrick Dune
New Ros
Denis Hyland
Pat. Whelan
Patrick Nowlan
Thomas Culin
Newport
Waterford
Dublin imprint for Propatarona office address
A fragment notes printing in Dublin for Propatarona at their office located at 15 Parlise Mme tlalreet, indicating a historical typeset or distribution detail.
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Dublin
Propatarona
Ofice 15
Parlise Mme Tlalreet
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Melckie
Jency
Thas
Hohror
Panton
Damocles
Ant
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Juliusna
Prince Cheisting
Motekte
Alwutnrey
Latrobe
Zealand
Fredensberg
Opemhegen
Broedorph
Bia
Aog Freieries Sofkr
Krordorgh
Zell
Kouigemerk
Cowie Thne
Mieiroge
Edward Dodwell
Rey
Greece
Ol Tsus
Jade
Turkey
Peloponpesus
Ionian
Stuart Athend
Ne. W. Hawkee Switch
Birmingham
Thalaba
Flaxman
Royal Academy of Sciences
Turin
Atflert
Voysgt
M Normern
Interio
Simurous
Pobdic
America
Lords of the Admiralty