Brunswick Duke Fights for His English Fortune and Duchy
The Brunswick Duke recounts a long struggle with George IV over his English fortune and Brunswician duchy. He alleges bribery, exile, and legal battles across France England and Hanover, detailing conspiracies to declare him insane and seize his property. He seeks damages for libel and injustice, cites press attacks, and calls for public remedy.
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Europe
Grenswick
Germany
England
Hrunewies
Smith
Hanover
George
Meade
Duchy of
Brunswick
Euch
Solomon
George the Ho
George the Fourth
George the Th
Romises
Wiliam
Belgium
Saxony
Hesse Cassel
Poland
William of
Hesse
Darmstadt
Answick
Granswick
Erade
Caubridge
Vicroy
Vendee
Ssef Berri
Zes
Rance
Welch
William of Brunswick
Duke of Cambridge
Paris
London
Duke of Camp
France
Brookesbank
Farn
Lonnon
Cuarces
Duke of Brunswick
Count Kielmansegge
Intervala
Canebrand
Preston
Doncaster
Yomen
Themaelven
Brucewickers
Broonwick
Milner
Vallance
Poer
Lancaster Guardian
Samuel Preston
Marquis
Accrington
Samuel Horrocks
Wordsworth
Guild
Lancashire
Mr. Wordsworth
Victoria
Everry
Thun
George II
Louis XV
Fontenoy
Buckingham Palace
House of Hanover
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Cardigan
Dragoons
Culloden
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Forester
Hon
Duke of Rutland
Exchequer
Curvon
Duke of Beaufort
Earl of Wilton
Earl Fitzhardinge
Shelburne
Nugent Vaugtao
Lord Morpeth
Lord Stanley
Wisct
Alford
Earl of Liverpool
Earl Delaware
Ernest Bruce
Margots
Breadalbane
Strathallan
A. Gordon Cumming
George IV
Dreas
Duchess of Sutherland
Ailenburs
Dauro
Burdett Coutts
Prince Albert
Duke
Duchess of
Duchess de Nemours
Prince George
Prince
Dalmens
Prince Edward
Sir Roger de Coverley
Gioven
Duchess of Kent
Gloucester
Royal
Spitalfields
Order of the Gerter
Duke de
Leiningen
Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar
Grenadier Guards
Paris and London discuss slave trade pact details
Latest intelligence reports from Paris describe how the London treaty for suppressing the slave trade on Africa’s coast is being interpreted. Officials caution that several articles have been misread and promise further explanation once ratifications are exchanged.
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Paris
France
England
Moniteur
London
United States
Rouen
Bizy
Norosandy
Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Lyons
Avignon
M. Cardier
Orleans
Vierzon
Havre
Basle
Mapnio
Morocco
Ceuta
Melilla
Albucetsas
Penon de la Gomera
Sulure
M. Vincent Santos Lerin
Clamor Publico
Almanza
Valencia
Berne
Argan
Lucerne
Arau
Hetwy
Berve
Neuhaus
Aveyer
Council of
Council of State of
Argau
Freiamt
Death of Mr Seton After Duel Wounds Inquest Begun
The Portsmouth Gosport area reports the death of James Alexander Seton late of the 11th Hussars from a pistol wound believed caused by a duel with Lieut Hawkey. An inquest opened at Guildhall Portsmouth with jurors and witnesses detailing the night at the King’s Rooms Southsea, medical notes, and the failed post mortem timing. The narrative covers prior surgery, hospital visits, and indications of artery injury with premonitions of the cause.
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Gosport
George Sherwood
High Street
Portsmouth
Hawkey
George Powellaworn
St. Thomas’s-Street
G. Sherwood
Balbiens
Boe
Pera
Mr. Switt
Willem Pearman
Portamouth Division
Royal Marines
Mr. Hawkey
Tom Lieut
Rowles
William Marsh
Lieut
Pym
MR. Seton
Gowroxt
Seton
James Allan
Haslar Hospital
Pontemouth
John William Cooper
Guildhall
James Alexander Seton
11Th
Hussars
Portnea
Portamouth
William Grant
Beaker
Joab Bates Wakefield
Hampstesd-road
1Th Dragoons
Quebec Hotel
Wituens
London
Wakefield
Henry Hollingsworth
King's Rooms
Southsea
Marines
Mrs. Hawkey
Mr. Pym
Mr. Hawke
Andrew Roger Savage
Royal Marine Artillery
Ganwharf Barracks
King’s Rooms
Southaga
Hollingaworth
Mr. Jenkins
High-street
Browndon
Browndown
Goapert
Alveratoke
Rogis
Stoke
Prepte
Dr. Barnes
Stokes Bay
Dube
Fresen- Memeo
Haslar
Ager
Cartar
Shich
Hasler Barracks
Mortimer
Portamonth Ising
Quebec
Dr. Mortimer
Hill
Hasf-Paat
Dr. Stewart
Gether
Arep
Sir B. BroJiv Aav
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Tsouass Greene
Mansnerer
Arches Court
Oakeley
Margaret Street
Church of England
Court of Arches
Margaret Chapel
Farperice Oageley
Mougpex
Challenge
Liverpool
George Hill
Benjamin Johnson
Prsoner
Himsself
Johnson
Moainmast
Iyona
Aasizes
Her Majesty
Mr. Rowles
Yolmes
Mr. Bowles
Colonel Jones
Mathia
Field
Archbold
Lewin
Hales
Appleby
Lord Denman
Mrs. Hawkes
Lieutenant Hawkey