Mary Beatrice and Mary II Life in Exile Light and Grief
In this vol X of a London series, Mary Beatrice Queen of James II is traced through exile at St Germain and Versailles. Miss Strickland paints family joys amid poverty, court rituals, pilgrimages, and playful picnics, while political fate shadows Mary II as a cautious queen whose power politics contrast with her sister’s warmth. The piece also reviews contemporary histories and periodical notes on literature, art, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Colburn
Mary Beatrice
James the Second
Mary the Second
Miss Strickland
St. Geremains
St. Germaine
Windsor
Versailles
Count Hawilton
Berwick
Louisa
Louisa and Her Ladies of Honour, Matronised By the Duchess of Berwick
St. Thibaut
St. Germains
Dikessun
Monsieur St Thibaut
Wey
Dikesson
Dicconson
Hamilton
Miss Plowden
Dillon
Marischal
Duchess of Berwick
Asylvan
Chevalier de Sade
Mr. Dicconson
Mercy
Ray
Seine
Lady Middleton
Duchess of
Chateau
Count Hamilton
Loth
Chaillon
Chaillot
Princess of
England
Madame de Lorge
Sophia Bulkeley
St. Germainsen Lave
Taxsot
Biasor
Oxyorn
Mas. Crayton
Mr. Clayton
Edward
Black Prince
Mary
Duret
W. Oxon
Extraordinary Poison Trial At Southwark Court
Henry Acher Fitzjames an 11 year old boy faced re examination on allegations of poisoning his mother and infant. Witnesses dispute the boy directing arsenic into his master’s beer and claims by a sister about poison up the water. The case reveals conflicting statements, tested with medical input, and remanded for further inquiry to rigorously uncover truth. An inquest noted a railway porter’s accidental death and a railway engine driver’s fatal accident after injury at Hertford station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Acher Fitzjamer
Cottingham
Southwark Police Court
Inspector Hornby
Fisher
Bermondesy
Pastrycook
Jones
St. Saviour’s Union
Mr. Cottingham
Hornby
Mrs. Hales
Thas
Horeemonger Lane
Farar Raiway
Payne
Sir Thomas's Hospital
Andrew Brooks
South Western Railway Company
Farnborough
London
Commons
Eardley Wilmot
Spooner
Mr. Gladstone
Colonial Office
Sir E. Wilmot
J. E. Wilmot
van Dieman’s Land
Geveman
EH. Wilmot
Sir Eardley
Tasmania
Lasus
Gladstone
Sposner
van Liemen'’s Land
Lord Baooxe
Mr. Deupate
E. Wilmot
Lord J Russene
Mr. Spooner
R. Peel
Earl Grey
Caae
van Diemen's Land
V. Suita
Seylog
B. Wilmot
van Dieman's Land
Mr. Newpeante
Mr. V. Smith
E. Wimot
J. Guanam
Lord J. Russell
Eardley’ Wilmot
Mr. Newdegate
C. Decoras
Lady Wilmot
Cuntrers
Borrawick
Honasan
Glindstone
Guapsrone
Bigs
Roxavucx
Hore
B. Escort
W. James
M. Mites
Mr. Roebuck
Mr. B. Escott
Emigration inquiry and Wellington statue dispute in Parliament
Lord Morreacue moves for a select committee to study Irish emigration amid Ireland’s distress and population concerns. Lord Moncreiffe reports government plans on Wellington statue removal and arch refit, while debates on currency, prisons, and public works continue with parliamentary scrutiny and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridat
Portugal
Lord Morreacue
Asleet
Ireland
United
Ord
Earl Fitzwilllins
Lord Mawrzance
Hoasd
Commons
Wellington
Hyde Park Corner
Lord Monrern
Duke of Wellington
Gisporsz
G. Bentinck
G. Beatrice
Rd J. Rousse
Lord J. Russeru
Mr. Montz
R. Pege
W. Ciar
Henson
F. Banixa
Joan Russert
Hawes
Evant
William Molesworth
Atd
G. W. Hore
Lord Stanley
W. Mulenworth
Great Britain
G. Grey
Earl Grey
North Australia
J. E Denison
Sir G. Grey
House of Lords
George Grey
W. Moleaworth
Baron Alderson
Lord Denman
Justice Erle
Parkburnt
J. Pallixaren
Lord Mabon
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Literary Chronicle
Thomas Miller
Bogue
Tax People's Journal
Aly
Lord John
Lord John Russell
Lord Nugent
Hepworth Dixon
Wiecocrisis Sunpor
Thompson
Dacbens
Marlborough
Viscountess Landon
Caroline
George the Second
Grobbery
Lambeth House
Earth
Christ
W. Cant
Saanre
People’s Journal
Simmoxes
Conoxian
New Brunswick
M H. Paley
South Australia
CaamaEns
R. Ornsby
Trinity College
Oxford
St Paul's
Chichester
Ornsby
Lincoln College
F. Oakeley
Balliol College
Griffiths
St. Edmund's College
Oakeley
Middlesex
Surrey
Abe
Imperial Parliament
Mr. Home
Her
Bir
W. Mcleaworth
New South Wales
Dieman's Land
Dennizon
Exeten
Marquis of Lansdowne
Church of England
Representative Peera (Scotland
Mr. Glastone
Mr.Gladstone
B. Snox
Advocarix
Scotland
Tunsday
Earl of Barrntox
Exeter
Marquis of Laxapowxe
Manchester
Lord BroocHa
House OF Commons
Basxes
Treasury
Iowa
Lord Joux Ressgue
F. Tuestuza
G. Drew
Southwark and Brixton Court of Requests
Drew
Southwark and Beltwn
Clive
Home Department
Victoria
G. Gerry
F. Thesiger
Govtpcan
Newvecare
Attorner
Genegbal
H. Harrosp
Stoonex
H. Halford
Afr
M. Gisson
Paces
Fousten
J. Eastnore
Avery
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