Unruly Lives and Hidden Truths in Old Society
A fragmentary narrative reveals a tangled, scandalous past surrounding Lord Greville and his wife, their secret marriage, a disinherited heir, and a minister Blair driven by greed. The tale traces marriage deceit, social exile, and a father's troubled conscience amid wartime upheaval across Europe.
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Cheville
France
Europe
Greaeuvil
England
Lawes
Greville
Germany
Uself
Mary
Jess
Blair
Jym
Poseason
Danny
DL Situbderus
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Horage
Lord Greville
Lady Greville
Mnader
Cuil Duoon
London
Ftarvey and Darton
Child and fawn bless a hermit tale of innocence
A mother finds joy as her missing child returns with a white fawn and prayers to the Queen of Heaven. Hunters vow the fawn will not be hunted, and the trio depart from a holly tree to a brookside hermit who blesses innocence. The note adds two contrasting sonnets by Bentley Coleridge and Mrs Rathbone.
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Heaven
St. George
Tiey
Bentley Coleridge
Lord Brasazon
Europe
Ireland
G. Berkeley
Asia
China
Syria
Lord Palmerston
Horace
Dryden
Royal Marines recruit drive to Edinburgh and Hereford
The Woolwich division orders two recruiting parties to Edinburgh led by Capt. Philips and to Hereford led by Capt. Wright as part of a broad expansion. Twelve new marine companies will equip twelve captains and twelve first lieutenants with sixty sergeants and sixty corporals, five per company. A height standard may be reduced or bounty increased to speed recruitment amid current shortages.
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Royal Marines
Weell Inc
Bombay
Presidency
Messrs. Drummond
Wm. Jardine
India
Calcutta
Madras
Lord Somers
13Th Regiment of Light Infantry
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Gower
Loxnox
London
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Hunt's Court
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Byles
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Crump
Dean Street
Westminster
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Park-lane
Knightsbridge
Barrett
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Syria
England
Britain
Europe
France
Russia
Lord Palmerston
Mehemet Ali
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
James
Lord J. Russett
Unkiar
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Austria
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Mediterranean
Lord Holland
Grote
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Hume
Porte
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Pacha
Syme
Brentford
Rosen Post
Canada
Ireland
China
Turkey
M. Thiers
Arshal Soult
Thiervaldiens
Patsenston
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Fragmented 19th Century House of Lords and Commons Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR of parliamentary reports describes debates on Irish repeal, petitions, new writs, and sessional orders. Speakers discuss the Irish question, printing petitions, midnight sittings, private bill scrutiny, and proposed reforms to committee practice. The text notes the Lords address to the Queen, corrections to the royal reply, and a trial involving the Earl of Cardigan.
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Foreign Department
Lorcan
Egypt
England
Europe
Russia
France
Turkey
Friends of Peace
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Lord Brougham
Pacha
Mediterranean
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Westincton
Levant
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House OF Commons
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Carlow
Kirkaldy
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Ferguson
Wales
Lord Morpeth
Ireland
T. Frewanizej
North Lancashire
Lord Stanley
O’conne
Carew
Wexford
Preatt
Clonmel
Thomas Fresante
Bruen
E. J. Stanley
Poor Law Commission
John Russell
Labouchere
East
West India
Ketty
Sergeant Talfourp
Fox Ma
G. R. Parnries
Hereford
College of Maynooth
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Leicester
Pecuece
Sarah Young
Eisonel Bruen
Blake
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Reigate
Lord Eastnor
Earl
E. Sugden
House of Lords Amt
Privy Council
J. Russett
South Australia
Robert Innis
O'Connell
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Joan Russent
Belfast
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Ig Sones
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Serjeant TazFour
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Duke of Wellington
Lonp Cuancemon
Earl OF Cardigan
Cellor
Justice Bosanquet
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