II.i.5. Papers relating to Penelope Smyth, Princess of Capua,

1831-1846.
Bibliographic Details
Summary:Material relates to Penelope Smyth [1815-1882] of Ballynatray, Co. Waterford who married Carlo Ferdinando, Prince of Capua in 1836. Includes money accounts, her will before her marriage [6 July 1831], a portrait, promissory notes, bills and receipts. Also contains several documents relating to her marriage and inheritance, some in Italian and stamped by the Registry Office in Rome, some printed material from the Malta Gazette about the Prince of Capua and a newspaper cutting about their marriage.
In collection: Holroyd-Smyth Family Papers, 1618-1965
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Published / Created: 1831-1846
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Notes:It is reputed that the couple were married four times owing to fact that the Prince did not seek the required royal permission before their marriage in Rome. They were subsequently married in Naples, Gretna Green and London. Objections to their marriage by the Prince's family evidently presented monetary difficulties, referred to in this collection of materials.

Physical description: 21 items, 6 folders.

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Arrangement:Sub-fonds.
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II.i.5. Papers relating to Penelope Smyth, Princess of Capua,

1831-1846.
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Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Holroyd-Smyth Family Papers, 1618-1965
Description:Material relates to Penelope Smyth [1815-1882] of Ballynatray, Co. Waterford who married Carlo Ferdinando, Prince of Capua in 1836. Includes money accounts, her will before her marriage [6 July 1831], a portrait, promissory notes, bills and receipts. Also contains several documents relating to her marriage and inheritance, some in Italian and stamped by the Registry Office in Rome, some printed material from the Malta Gazette about the Prince of Capua and a newspaper cutting about their marriage.
Created: 1831-1846
Language:English
Extent:21 items, 6 folders.
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 49,518/52 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Copyright owned by the National Library of Ireland