Princess Olive
Princess Olive
THE story of Mrs. Olive Serres, as nature made it, was one thing; it was quite another as she made it for herself. The result, before the…
Princess Olive: Serres
Having been born in 1772 she was under age when in 1791 she was married, the ceremony therefore requiring licence supported by bond and…
Princess Olive: James
Robert Wilmot, the house-painter, had an elder brother James who became a Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, and went into the Church…
Princess Olive: Cumberland
It was only in 1817 that Mrs. Serres began to take active measures for carrying her imposture into action; and in the process she made some…
Princess Olive: Hannah
Ryves were two certificates of the (alleged) marriage between Olive Wilmot and the Duke of Cumberland. On the back of each of these alleged…
Princess Olive: Witness
Witness to this marriage "W. Pitt." "Anne Taylor." "J. Wilmot."
Princess Olive: Attorney-General
Not only did the Attorney-General, Sir Roundell Palmer (afterwards Lord Chancellor and First Earl of Selborne) appear himself, but he was…