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Public Ledger
Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee
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The ex-King of Naples declares the marriage of Miss Hamel and Prince Louis null and void from Farnese Palace, Rome, leaving her position precarious as continental courts will not recognize it. The Emperor of Brazil and Prince Aquila also void it and refuse responsibility for Prince Louis' debts. His family seeks to break the marriage and ruin his fortune if he persists.
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The ex-King of Naples' proclamation, dated Farnese Palace, Rome, and declaring the marriage of Miss Hamel and Prince Louis null and void, seems comedy, but not, however, so far as Miss Hamel is concerned. Her position here is considered extremely precarious. All civil and ecclesiastical courts on the continent will hold her marriage null and void. The Emperor of Brazil and Prince Aquila declare it void, and that they will not be responsible for one cent of Prince Louis' debts. Whenever he tires of Miss Hamel and exile from Europe, he knows he has but to cast off Miss Hamel and return to Europe, and she can advance no claims upon him which will be sustained by any authority on the continent. Miss Hamel's history will be like that of Miss Patterson, of Baltimore, who married Prince Jerome Bonaparte. Prince Louis' family are active in taking measures to break the marriage, and to ruin his fortune if he clings to Miss Hamel. -Paris letter.
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Farnese Palace, Rome
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marriage declared null and void by ex-king of naples, continental courts, emperor of brazil, and prince aquila; no responsibility for prince louis' debts; family efforts to break marriage and ruin his fortune; miss hamel left with no sustainable claims.
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The ex-King of Naples issued a proclamation from Farnese Palace, Rome, declaring the marriage of Miss Hamel and Prince Louis null and void. Her position is precarious as all civil and ecclesiastical courts on the continent will uphold this. The Emperor of Brazil and Prince Aquila also declare it void and refuse responsibility for Prince Louis' debts. Prince Louis can abandon her and return to Europe without consequences. Her situation mirrors that of Miss Patterson who married Prince Jerome Bonaparte. Prince Louis' family is actively working to annul the marriage and ruin his fortune if he persists with Miss Hamel.