Dignities Granted and Titles Bestowed in 1802 Royal Edict
June 1802 notice records royal concession and coronation documents to be registered. Mary Marchioness of Downthire is named Lady Sandys, Baronesa of OmTelly, with life tenure in Worcester. Upon her death, the barony of Downshire is to pass to Lord Arthur Moyses William Hill and his male heirs, with succession to younger sons if needed.
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Arseis
Great Britain and Ireland
Mary Marchionefa
Downthire
Arthur Late Marquis
Sandys
Baroaness
Omtelly
Worcester
Arthur Moyfes
William Hill
William II
Arthur
Downshire
Mary
Courtly bustle and treaties as London society shines
At a grand audience the royal family and nobles filled the palace for a splendid court. Lord Hawkesbury conducted talks with Monsieur Andreoff on a promising commercial treaty. Updates note plans for royal marriages, military garrisoning, and new scientific inventions. The London arts society awards Palmer for a weatherproof corn harvesting method.
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Angusta
Elizabeth
Mary
Sophia
Alasha
Sr Fine’s Palace
Hanswer
Almot
Archithop of
Canterbury
Coynebert Montbert
Lord Hawkesbury
Clland
Prince of Wales
Redland
Marsh
Duke of York
Scotland
Ireland
M. Otto
Lord Hawkefoury
Andreeff
Europe
Andreoffi
Prince William of Gloucester
St Petersburgh
Great Britain
Guersley
Jersey
Alderney
Berwick
Birmingham
London
London Society of Arts
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