Her nephew, William Waldorf Astor, felt that his wife should be technically " the Mrs. Astor ", as he was the only son of Caroline's husband's elder brother, and he insisted Caroline resume use of " Mrs. William Astor ".

The trial seemed to be going Caroline's way, especially after Sacchi's testimony was refuted by the nephew of the Duchess of Torlonia, Carlo Forti.

He assists Mayko with a case in Texas involving Mad Cow Disease and IQ spikes and later assists Caroline and Bob with Caroline's nephew Glenn.

On the accession of George I in 1714, Caroline's husband automatically became Duke of Cornwall and Duke of Rothesay.

In his will, the 2nd Duke of Richmond, remembering Lady Caroline's reckless elopement, passed over her and instructed that his three youngest daughters be entrusted to the care of their sister Emily and her husband, James FitzGerald, 20th Earl of Kildare.

Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, an old friend of her grandfather's, arranged for Caroline's family to live at Hampton Court Palace in a " grace and favour " apartment, where they remained for several years.

In an attempt to construct a compromise, Castlereagh and the Duke of Wellington met with Brougham and Caroline's solicitor Thomas Denman.

Caroline's brother-in-law, Prince Augustus, Duke of Sussex, asked to be excused from participating on the grounds of consanguinity.

Lord Byron wrote to his publisher that Caroline and Pergami were lovers, and Baron Friedrich Ompteda, a Hanoverian spy, bribed one of Caroline's servants so that he could search her bedroom for proof of adultery.

Her wish was granted at Caroline's marriage in 1816, when Wordsworth settled £ 30 annually on Caroline, a generous allowance (£ 1, 360 purchasing power in year 2000 pounds sterling ) that continued until 1835, when it was replaced by a capital settlement.

The dignitaries who led the investigation concluded that there was " no foundation " to the rumours, but Caroline's access to her daughter was restricted.

Pergami soon became Caroline's closest companion, and it was widely assumed that they were lovers.

According to Caroline's mother, who was British, all German princesses learned English in the hope that they would be chosen to marry George, Prince of Wales, George III's eldest son and heir apparent and Caroline's first cousin.

While Caroline's mother, who was accompanying them to the coast as chaperone, was concerned for their safety, Caroline was unfazed.

" At dinner that evening, the Prince was appalled by Caroline's garrulous nature and her jibes at the expense of Lady Jersey.

It seems that a single daughter was not sufficient to sate Caroline's maternal instincts, and she adopted eight or nine poor children who were fostered out to people in the district.

Lady Douglas accused Caroline of infidelity, and alleged that William Austin was Caroline's illegitimate son.

Caroline's conduct with her gentlemen friends was considered improper, but there was no direct proof that she had been guilty of anything more than flirtation.

During the Delicate Investigation, Caroline was not permitted to see her daughter, and afterwards her visits were essentially restricted to once a week and only in the presence of Caroline's own mother, the Dowager Duchess of Brunswick.

George was determined to press ahead with a divorce and set up a commission chaired by the Vice-Chancellor John Leach to gather evidence of Caroline's adultery.

In London, Brougham was still acting as Caroline's agent.

Caroline's husband became King and, at least nominally, she was Queen of the United Kingdom.

The government was weak and unpopular, and a trial detailing salacious details of both Caroline's and George's separate love lives was certain to destabilise it further.

He was a focus for the opposition, like his father before him, and Caroline's relationship with him was strained.

In 1692, Caroline's widowed mother was pushed into an unhappy marriage with the Elector of Saxony, and she and her two children moved to the Saxon court at Dresden.

Howard was one of Caroline's Women of the Bedchamber and became Mistress of the Robes when her husband inherited a peerage in 1731 ; she retired in 1734.

Notable US radio disc jockeys of the period include Alan Freed, Wolfman Jack, Kasey Kasem, and their British counterparts such as the BBC's Brian Matthew, Radio London's John Peel, and later in the 60s, Radio Caroline's Tony Blackburn.

Lady Caroline's obsession with Byron would define much of her later life and as well as influence both her and Byron's works.

* Jane Leeves and David Hyde Pierce – Briefly playing Daphne Moon and Niles Crane, their characters from the NBC sitcom Frasier at the end of the 1995 episode " Caroline and the Bad Back ;" Hyde Pierce later appeared on the series again in 1996's " Caroline and the Cat Dancer " as an accountant hoping to win a role alongside Caroline's best friend Annie Spadaro in Broadway's Cats.

Mary II of England | Queen Mary II's Bedchamber, also known as Caroline of Ansbach | Queen Caroline's State Bedchamber.

NGC 2360 ( also known as Caroline's Cluster or Caldwell 58 ) is an open cluster in the constellation Canis Major.

In 1986, Lisa and Craig Montgomery ( Scott Bryce ) purchased a restaurant formerly known as Caroline's, and reopened it as The Mona Lisa.

When Richard left to Italy to take care of his son Annie brought Randy to cheer Caroline up which ended up with their wedding in last episode, but since the ending was suspended and never finished there is not any answer to question if Randy became Caroline's husband.

( Caroline's offshore broadcasts continued on and off until 1990, after which the station pursued legal means of broadcasting.

This includes the single " The Light Inside " which would go on to rank as the second most downloaded Caroline's Spine song, just under " Sullivan.

In September 1972 the two radio ships were joined by Radio Caroline's MV Mi Amigo, which anchored between the Norderney and Mebo II.

Needing a larger venue, Caroline's moved to South Street Seaport where it gained national recognition as the venue for A & E Network's Caroline's Comedy Hour television series, which won a CableACE award for Best Stand-Up Comedy Series.

The story of Caroline's marriage to George and her battle to be recognized as queen consort served as the basis for the 1996 BBC docudrama A Royal Scandal with Susan Lynch as Caroline and Richard E. Grant as George IV.

The film by contrast, adds a positive ending to the story by hinting that Caroline's love for Gino may be just a passing fancy, with love between herself and Philip being possible.

Her cousin Harriet ( by then Lady Granville ), with whom Lady Caroline's relationship had deteriorated after childhood, visited her in December 1816 and was so incredulous at her unrepentant behavior that she ended her description of the visit in a letter to her sister with: " I mean my visit to be annual.

However Caroline's successor, if descended from her second marriage ( e. g., her eldest son, Andrea Casiraghi ), would not be entitled to use the style Royal Highness, since that style in the Kingdom of Hanover passed only through the male line, thus he would assume the traditional style of Serene Highness.

She eventually turns out to be Caroline's long-lost mother.

On Caroline's death in 1911 her will instructed that Urquhart Castle be entrusted into State care.

Finally, Angela believes her sister to be innocent, but a letter that Caroline wrote to her after the murder contains no protestation of innocence, and makes Poirot doubt Caroline's innocence for perhaps the first time.

Scenes from the pilot can easily be spotted in the first episode, " Caroline's First Day ", due to the characters ' appearance, most notably Mangan's and Rhind-Tutt's haircuts.

Replying to Castlereagh in the Commons, Caroline's Attorney General, Henry Brougham, demanded that the papers be disclosed to the public.

The British public seemed to be on Caroline's side, and gave her strong support.