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Italian, he later went to Italy to interpret for supporters of Caroline. John Wood was married in February 1820. He was drawn into the negotiations. His father was in correspondence with Caroline from the middle of April 1820. It was John who met her, in Geneva.
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Cressing on 20 February 1834, succeeded as the 3rd Baronet. He matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1853, but joined the army in 1855, becoming a lieutenant in the
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England in time to be admitted at Trinity College, Cambridge on 14 June 1820; nine days after Queen Caroline disembarked at
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Index Ecclesiasticus: Or, Alphabetical Lists of All Ecclesiastical Dignitaries in England and Wales Since the Reformation
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Capital Punishments Unsanctioned by the Gospel and Unnecessary in a Christian State. A Letter to Sir J. P. Wood
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Collected Social and Political Writings of William Cobbett: Rural rides and social commentary, 1821-34
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A Memoir of the Right Hon. William Page Wood, Baron Hatherley: With Selections from His Correspondence
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A Memoir of the Right Hon. William Page Wood, Baron Hatherley: With Selections from His Correspondence
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A Memoir of the Right Hon. William Page Wood, Baron Hatherley: With Selections from His Correspondence
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Capital Punishments Unsanctioned by the Gospel and Unnecessary in a Christian State
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Kelly's Handbook to the Titled, Landed & Official Classes
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Satirical print of 1821 showing Caroline of Brunswick on an
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Beckett, Ian F. W. "Wood, Sir (Henry) Evelyn (1838–1919)".
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841:"Wood, John Page (1821–1833) (CCEd Person ID 116310)"
251:(1824). The title page states that he is chaplain to the
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Ireland's Misfortune: The Turbulent Life of Kitty O'Shea
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Ireland's Misfortune: The Turbulent Life of Kitty O'Shea
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Ireland's Misfortune: The Turbulent Life of Kitty O'Shea
511:"Object: Grand entrance to bamboozl'em, British Museum"
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on 20 August, and ultimately was placed in a vault in
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Anna Caroline, married in 1858 Charles Steel, son of
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261:(1831), editor. In chronological order, sermons by
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1069:"Presentation of Plate to the Rev. William Manbey"
603:. Vol. I. R. Bentley & son. pp. 1–2.
432:(1838–1919) was an army officer, rising to become
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826:. Vol. 18. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
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967:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
934:The Unruly Queen: The Life of Queen Caroline
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670:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
570:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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1298:The Stanford Companion to Victorian Fiction
878:. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.
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790:. Routledge/Thoemmes Press. p. 1049.
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352:(1845), as a magistrate and priest.
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1519:Reilly, Catherine (2000-01-01).
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1256:. Atlantic Books. pp. 1–2.
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875:Dictionary of National Biography
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100:in 1818 after a protest against
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937:. Macmillan. pp. 464–465.
222:Sir Thomas Western, 1st Baronet
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1502:"Author: Anna Caroline Steele"
1480:. Atlantic Books. p. 36.
1432:"Lennard, Sir Thomas Barrett-"
997:Edinburgh, Peter Bell (1865).
726:"Wood, William Page (WT820WP)"
205:. The patron was the vicar of
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1284:. 7 November 1851. p. 3.
1157:Wood, John Page, ed. (1831).
409:Sir Matthew Wood, 4th Baronet
1598:UK public library membership
1446:UK public library membership
1441:. A & C Black.
1413:Burke, John Bernard (1854).
1393:UK public library membership
1340:Marlborough College (1880).
1201:Wood, Sir John Page (1833).
1146:. 13 August 1823. p. 2.
1122:Wood, Sir John Page (1824).
1075:. 9 October 1840. p. 2.
981:UK public library membership
684:UK public library membership
584:UK public library membership
87:Cambridge and Queen Caroline
1327:A Cambridge Alumni Database
1003:. Horace Cox. p. 695.
730:A Cambridge Alumni Database
647:Wood, William Page (1883).
614:Wood, William Page (1883).
597:Wood, William Page (1883).
544:A Cambridge Alumni Database
540:"Wood, John Page (WT814JP)"
472:Katharine, married in 1867
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910:. Macmillan. p. 463.
732:. University of Cambridge.
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93:Trinity College, Cambridge
91:John Wood matriculated at
1553:Kehoe, Elisabeth (2008).
1506:www.victorianresearch.org
1476:Kehoe, Elisabeth (2008).
1295:Sutherland, John (1989).
1252:Kehoe, Elisabeth (2008).
1235:Christmas, Henry (1845).
1093:. 26 May 1865. p. 2.
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47:He was the eldest son of
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1218:Wood, John Page (1844).
817:"Fellowes, Robert"
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1087:"North Essex Election"
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