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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ROYAL DUKE»
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1
Memoirs of his late
royal highness Edward,
duke of Kent and ...
The subject of the charges brought forward related to a supposed influence
which Mrs. Clarke, a celebrated courtezan, had over the Royal Duke; Captain
Dodd •was at this time private secretary to the Duke of Kent, and it being
ascertained ...
Edward Augustus (duke of Kent.),
1820
2
Memoirs of his late
Royal Highness Edward
Duke of Kent; ... ...
The subject of the charges brought forward related to a supposed influence
which Mrs. Clarke, a celebrated courte-' Zan, had over the Royal Duke; Captain
DOdd was at this time priVate secretary to the Duke of Kent, and it being
asCertained ...
3
A biographical memoir of His late
Royal Highness Frederick, ...
In this debate, several members, who, in the former proceedings, had appeared
in opposition to the royal Duke, now voted in his favour, declaring their regret in
having been carried away on the pre* ceding occasion by popular prejudice/ ...
4
The
Duke of York. A Letter to His
Royal Highness, Or, A ...
... enemyeonverted into friendship {by-w Subsidy,“ (Pol. Gordon may nominate :
the gums] tee). it was ;yeryieoinmlonlo see the bailili}_-_his wife; the royal ;'
Duke's ,capyiage, -\a1_1d ;mistresst 'inizBoudl htaétaaaaqlemple, Bate-a goodly
...
5
The Investigation of the Charges Brought Against His
Royal ...
The honourable gentleman might have private reasons, and he thought it would
be much more for the character of the Houl'e, and the Royal Duke, that the
honourable gentleman who flood forward as his ac, ' outer, cufer, fhould not
appear to ...
Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle,
1809
6
A Letter to His
Royal Highness the
Duke of York on Recent ...
Xnere 's no preteuce for such, cruelty, as their mother Lady O'Ameland has been
uniformly attached, attentive and affectionately discharging all the duties of a
parent toivards them. Mark the complicated misconduct of this Royal Duke — he
...
Thomas Hague (solicitor.),
1809
7
Authentic Memoir of ... Frederick,
Duke of York and Albany. ...
The royal duke transacted his official business at his own residence, where Sir
Herbert Taylor, his military secretary, was constantly in attendance by nine o'
clock, as were the 'adjutant and quarter-master-generals. The military business ...
8
The Investigation of the Charges Brought Against His
Royal ...
He was very forry indeed that fiM hon. friend neglected this warning ; and he
feureiltha't ne was lending bimfelf as an iniriunieiit to an' aflb- ciation who were
eonfpiririg agaitili the clurh£ter of the Royal Duke. In his opening fpeecli^ be had
...
Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle,
1809
9
An account of the death & funeral procession of ... ...
During the stay of his Royal Highness in Newcastle, the Mayor and Aldermen
waited upon the Royal Duke, and presented him with the freedom of the
corporation. On the 27th, his Royal Highness proceeded to the coast, to inspect
the ...
John Sykes, Frederick Augustus (duke of York and Albany.),
1827
10
Authentic memoir of Frederick,
Duke of York a. Albany
“The royal duke transacted his official business at his own residence, where Sir
Herbert Taylor, his 'military secretary, was constantly in attendance by nine o'
clock, as were the adjutant and quarter-master-generals. The military business ...
Robert Huish, Herbert Taylor,
1827