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France), and the Duke de Cazes (Grand Referendary of the Chamber of Peers), acting as the civil officers.Tho Journal dea Ddbota states that the Princess of Brazils brought to her husband for her dower—1st, 1,000,OOOf. in specie; ‘2d, a Tevenue of 180,000f., arising from Brazilian Six per Cent. Stock ; 3d, twenty-five leagues of territory in the province of Santa Catharina, at the choice of the Prince; 4th, the Princess possesses in her own right a yearly income of 26,000f., together with diamonds and jewels to an amount of 200,000f.; 5th, the Emperor of Brazils made a present to his sister of 300,000f. for her outfit Besides these, “ the right of succession to the throne of Brazils is expressly reserved to the Princess de Joinville; she is to become Empress of Brazils, to the exclusion even of her eldest sister, the Queen of Portugal, if the Emperor Don Pedro II. and the Princess Jauauria, tho presumptive heiress of the throne, die without issue. This clause has been inserted in the marriage act of the Princess.The Echo de Veaoul mentions that the French Government is already occupied with making arrangements for the generals and
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London Atlas
London, Middlesex, GB
Sat, Aug 05, 1843
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