Report of the Proceedings Before the House of Lords, on a Bill of Pains and Penalties Against Her Majesty, Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, Queen of Great Britain, and Consort of King George the Fourth: Collated with the Journals of the House of Lords, Tom 4J. Robins and Company, 1822 |
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... Brougham and Denman , and Dr. Lushington , who were in attendance , were called in about a quarter past ten . The several memorials which had been presented by the Queen to the King , praying to be heard by counsel in support of her ...
... Brougham and Denman , and Dr. Lushington , who were in attendance , were called in about a quarter past ten . The several memorials which had been presented by the Queen to the King , praying to be heard by counsel in support of her ...
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... Brougham stated that he had been refused a piece of evidence which it was of importance for him to possess , and which was in the custody of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster ; -he meant the Liber Regalis , a book that contained the ...
... Brougham stated that he had been refused a piece of evidence which it was of importance for him to possess , and which was in the custody of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster ; -he meant the Liber Regalis , a book that contained the ...
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... Brougham might in the mean time proceed with his case . The following is the substance of the argument used by her Majesty's counsel , Messrs . Brougham and Denman , on this highly important question : The question referred to the ...
... Brougham might in the mean time proceed with his case . The following is the substance of the argument used by her Majesty's counsel , Messrs . Brougham and Denman , on this highly important question : The question referred to the ...
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... Brougham's first address to the Privy Coun- cil ; but also the substance of what was said in re- spect to what was advanced in answer to the King's law officers . It is proper , however , that the reader should be made fully acquainted ...
... Brougham's first address to the Privy Coun- cil ; but also the substance of what was said in re- spect to what was advanced in answer to the King's law officers . It is proper , however , that the reader should be made fully acquainted ...
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... Brougham through his series of histori- cal precedents . He would , he said , first advert to the case of William I. whose wife was not crowned at the time : why not ? Because the King did not think it right so to order it , though he ...
... Brougham through his series of histori- cal precedents . He would , he said , first advert to the case of William I. whose wife was not crowned at the time : why not ? Because the King did not think it right so to order it , though he ...
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affidavit Alderman Alderman Wood answer appeared arrived attend August Blacow body Brandenburgh House Brougham Brunswick called Caroline carriage ceremony Chelmsford church circumstances claim coffin conduct Coronation corpse Court crowd crowned death deceased Duke duty Earl of Liverpool executors expressed favour feelings funeral gate gentlemen George Nayler Guards Hammersmith Harwich hearse Henry Henry VII Hobhouse honour horses illustrious insult jesty's justice King King's Lady Anne Hamilton Lady Hood late Majesty late Queen learned friend letter London Lord Hood Lord Liverpool lordship Lushington Majesty's government Majesty's remains Major Oakes Marquis of Londonderry ment military ministers morning mourning coaches never night o'clock observed occasion officers passed persecution persons present Princess proceeded procession Queen Consort Queen of England received refused respect road Romford Royal servant Sheriff Waithman Sir Robert Wilson soldiers solemnity street sufferings tion usage Vicentio Gargulio whole wish witness
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