ROYAL SCANDAL - COURT CASES..AND NOW THIS …LATEST

[@Missy802]

Sparry spends money on court yet can't pay for his own security what a fool

[@joanbonnet8229]

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[@kerriferguson2023]

That's enough logic out of you! 🤣😂🤣

[@pamkyzar1456]

Ego feast!! Gotta feed that ego….

[@robdalton4349]

I would go further, he’s a complete buffoon

[@dianeowens415]

It's really sad. Things should have never gotten this far.

[@LynLewis-q4b]

The judge should throw out these court cases and make Henry pay all court costs... pay for your own security like everyone else... your not a royal, you choose this...

[@roo-pf7qw]

Completely agree.

[@laurabailey1054]

I agree totally!

[@mazzielochrenberg]

He should buy and form his own security company, then he would have precisely what he wants 🙃

[@Thomas.3698]

Nobody is chasing them. The paparazzi don't even follow them.

[@user-xs9fp3ic9y]

If Harry didn’t announce he was here in UK nobody would know or care. He doesn’t need extensive security. He should pay for his own he’s given up his right to it.

[@Gregm-l9r]

The Marlborough street magistrates court looks impressive . Big wave 👋

[@alicesings1971]

👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🎠😻

[@thehiltongirl]

Really enjoyed this Neil, and how lovely the architecture is even now

[@dianemacfie-loucks6392]

The buildings and history of English is astonishing

[@claireb9430]

What a rich history the court has. Fascinating. Thank you, Neil 👋🇦🇺🇬🇧🌞

[@vivienhowe5028]

Christine Keeler has more class than Rachel Markle will ever had.

[@mary50-tl7hi]

So true 😊

[@Sehara]

Henry denaunced publicaly his royal titles when he held press conference and said he is Just Harry. There are no reasons for him to keep titles, any of them. First name: Harry. Last name: Just.

[@roselee4445]

Megan would cut off his family jewels if he didn't use Duke/

[@phyllismeredith1888]

American here. I absolutely love your posts like this one. It's interesting to learn these forays into the past which I never would have known. Happy New year Sir.

[@tracyOnIPad]

Same for this American 👋

[@Marjan-1310]

Love the light fixtures! MUCH more interesting than the grifters.

[@denisradford2490]

Another wonderful story of an iconic building in London. Wonderful.😊

[@joanbonnet8229]

Wonderful story. If those walls could only talk!

[@alicesings1971]

So true Joan 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🎠😻

[@annaphillips7120]

Thanks Sean for taking us inside this court, fascinating history regarding Oscar Wilde. I have enjoyed following history through visiting buildings and interior spaces. Well done

[@Mary-oj7jz]

Oscar Wilde was brilliant. So sad he died a pauper.

[@maryearll3359]

He was a paedophile. I can never understand why people think he's so wonderful. He used to say that little boys should be heard and not seen. Yes, a truly wonderful man.

[@maryearll3359]

Oscar Wilde was a paedophile, why do people eulogise a man who was famous for saying ' little boys should be heard and not seen '.

[@maryearll3359]

So sad he was prone to passing his time with youngsters. Quote ' little boys should be heard and not seen '.

[@justanopinion_really]

Always love listening to these videos on history.

[@laraq07]

Amazing history of that particular magistrate's court.

[@lindasherman3883]

Great architecture, Neil. Thank you for another history video

[@RuthRiley-h8u]

Love to hear these stories, fascinating 👍

[@SharonHawkes-h2c]

Thank you for showing the Court. Fascinating stories too!🎉❤

[@catherinebrame3145]

Beautiful architecture. I love the stories you share!!

[@janiecelang2558]

Love the beautiful buildings. At least, you're out of the weather ❤

[@gillvalcourt7030]

Another Sean illustrated history lesson. Wish school lessons had been so told. Thank you, Neil.👏👏👏👍🇨🇦

[@lindawalker5367]

Thank you for your storytelling i find them very interesting 😜🥰🇬🇧

[@maureencree397]

Fascinating. Please keep doing these stories, Neil. You are a wonderful historian of popular culture, places, and people.

[@min-ru8236]

Hi Neil 👋👋👋🇦🇺🇦🇺thank you for sharing another fascinating story.

[@carolefearnley1990]

I love the intro music on this episode,it gives me goosebumps

[@alicesings1971]

Me too 😻

[@user-xs9fp3ic9y]

Yes what is it. It’s beautiful.

[@cindyrussell7017]

Great video and beautiful building.😊

[@Flowergirl0777]

This is Costing British Taxpayers Money to fight the little squint Words. Fail. Me😌😌🙏🏼🇬🇧

[@kimberley1195]

Hi Neil another interesting story thank you.😊

[@LesleyClarke-px9nr]

What have you done Neil have we got to come and bail you out

[@sabinekoch3448]

😂😂

[@georgiaeustace3803]

I don't think Neil could do no wrong. Even if he was bribed, he still wouldn't do it

[@LindaIreland-kg4jx]

😂

[@wendybuss1038]

😂😂😅😅x

[@sandrajohnson6810]

Interesting tidbits of history. Thank you,Neil.

[@annsearle9275]

Beautiful building inside and out

[@heleneentwistle8050]

👋👋 Wow Neil, what a sensational opening to this fascinating video, the music was spectacular and your charismatic words made every memory so special. The history of this beautiful buiding is priceless, so many magical memories, and what a stunning hotel it has become. Thank you Neil, hope you had a peaceful Christmas. Stay safe and well. Hxx👋👋🙏❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🌟

[@Lyndell-P]

"Good evening" dearest Helene 👋 with this being the first of Neil's vidos that I have watched today, even though it is now just after 7pm here, as I write this to you. Bob and I attended our son's home from late morning today, until about mid-afternoon. Invited for lunch and finally catching up with our son, his wife and our two delightful 6 year old grandchildren. One boy, one girl - being twins. They were such fun and so excited to spend some time with their Pa (Bob) and their Nannie (me). They loved what we had bought them for Christmas as well, and we both helped them to make things. Our granddaughter made a two small houses with me, while Bob helped our grandson to make a stream engine (from lego). We also ALL watched (while making things) a movie, being "The Sound of Music" with Julie Andrews, with both children (and our son) joining us in singing most of the songs etc. While all exhausted, we had a wonderful time, but I am now resting (on the bed) while Bob is resting in his chair in front of the television. The children were a bit upset when we had to leave, but we have promised to take them 'out' during their school holidays, which their dad (our son) said we could. Happy with that compromise, they then permitted their Nannie and Pa to leave. So, we can look forward to spending some more time with them both, before the end on January 2025. As they return to school in early February 2025, both going into Grade 1 (both turning 7 in March). Anyway! I hope you are all well and have a great day, and a lovely weekend. "God bless" 🙏 you all, with much love from your Aussie friend, Lyndell xx 💓🫂💓🫂 💓🐕🐕 💓🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈 👋👋

[@heleneentwistle8050]

Good morning my dear Lyndell I am so happy to hear from you and even more delighted that you had a magical day with your grandchildren, I was thinking of you all. The day sounds wonderful, exciting, happy and most of all making memories that last a lifetime. Reading your happy warm words of joy simply melts my heart ❤️. I would love to have been singing along to the Sound of Music, my favourite ever film. I am sure they and you cannot wait for your next meeting something precious and special to look forward to. They are blessed to have such special grandparents. Kasey is asleep, Bayley is joined to my hip and Smudge having a wash, they all send you big hugs 🫂🫂. Newborough was perfect yesterday, the beach like Bali beach, paradise in an instant. You would have loved it. Kasey and Bayley were two power houses covering every inch of sand. We then came across two beautiful St Bernard Dogs, Bayley did a runner but Kasey had a lick, they loved her. She is as big as their heads!!😂😂. Please take good care of yourself my friend, your health and well being is so important to me, but I am sure you are walking on air after your perfect day. My love and support and friendship is sent to you both from all the Entwistle clan. H x👋🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🌺🌺🐕🐕🫂🫂🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱

[@Lyndell-P]

@@heleneentwistle8050 "Thank you" so much Helene, and "yes" what's not to love about "The Sound of Music"? As it is one of my favourite musicals as well. Our granddaughter especially enjoys the music. You did make me laugh 😂 when you mentioned how Bayley "did a runner" when the two St Bernard Dogs turned up, while Kasey endeared herself to them, I can even see it 👀 in my minds eye. What fun! 🤗 It is always a joy to hear from you, and I wish you ALL a wonderful day. With much love to you all, from Lyndell xo 💓🫂 👋👋🙏

[@RozanneOliff]

Yeah Neil great knowledge an storys very interesting thank you❤

[@internetfairy1]

Oscar Wilde lived in the same street as my great grandparents in Dublin.

[@oliveappleby8672]

Fascinating…❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leewuepper9159]

Hello Neil 👋👋 thanks for the lovely view of the building 👏👏 Harry would be better to drop this issue, since he's running out of money 🤑🤑

[@donnaweetch7589]

Hello Neil what a wonderful video about past things we didn’t know thankyou for all your research for us all

[@silva7493]

Beautiful. Sich history!! The good news is that it wasn't torn down. I hope it can last.

[@MelissaChauvet-z2v]

Spectacular music. I imagine that most courtrooms have incredible history. Love Oscar Wilde, Andrew Lloyd Wright, Mary Anne Faithful, & Mick Jaguar’s talent.It’s crazy to think a courthouse has been turned into a hotel.

[@laurabailey1054]

Don’t you mean Andrew Lloyd Webber?

[@deb53]

Wasn't Oscar Wilde having an affair with Lord Alfred Bruce Douglas (Bosie Douglas) the son of the Marquess of Queensberry. And, the only reason Wilde took Queensberry to court was because Bosie pushed him to do so . . .? That said, what a wonderful building and all of that history! I want to visit that site. Thank you for the video and history!

[@Mary-oj7jz]

Yes I can’t remember the dvd on his life with Bosie. Did you know Bosie refused to help him out financially when he got his inheritance, sadly he too died penniless

[@deb53]

@@Mary-oj7jz Bosie bled Oscar financially! What a self-serving monster.

[@margaretdownie4407]

👋 Hope you all have had a lovely Christmas, and i wish you and your families all the best for the bells 💜

[@conitorres9774]

Same for and ty 🎄

[@gloriauphayes2307]

All the best for happy and healthy New Year.

[@alicesings1971]

👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻😻🎠

[@alanmitchell6132]

I like the intro and the build up, it promises a professional presentation as is always the case. Thank you Neil.

[@JenniBurrow]

Wonderful Neil ❤❤❤❤

[@pamkyzar1456]

I dearly love Phantom of The Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber! What a piece of art! I have attended the opera in various major cities in America. I have the music sound track and never tire of the mesmerizing music and lyrics. Lyrics by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe. Brilliance extraordinaire!!!! (Not certain if these great artists are British or not…if not, they should be! 😉 A wonderful piece of history, dear Neil Sean! Thank you!

[@alicesings1971]

I love Phantom as well and the music for this video is so lovely. Neil is so thoughtful to his chums. 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🎠

[@mariefletcher3885]

Good afternoon, Neil It's a very interesting episode today As they say, any publicity is better than none Looks like a beautiful place Thank you for this history lesson Take care, stay safe

[@margieguild519]

That place is creaking at the seams with stories - if only those walls could talk! Thank you for another super video!

[@sabinekoch3448]

Very interesting! Beautifully built.

[@wendyevans3272]

The women were more sinned against than sinning. Nowadays they would be celebs appearing everywhere.

[@nancyjohnson8642]

Thanks for this fun podcast. Right down to whispered voice😊

[@jeanhenderson1277]

Didn’t know all this thank you Neil x

[@Alter_Onkel]

🌊💦👋🌲❄️☃️❄️🎁❄️🌲🌊💦Day II Christmas Wave from Pennsylvania to Mr Sean and the Chums! [Old School here: we get 12 Days of Christmas😊]

[@christineharding4190]

Several years ago I worked just round the corner from Marlborough St magistrates court, and was once called as a witness in a case. Fortunately, the naughty person pleaded guilty so I didn't have to appear.

[@sandy12183]

Thank you Neil, for sharing. This was very interesting. I do love the history. Wishing you well in the New Year🎉

[@karenkershaw6324]

Great video! So interesting. Thank you for these stories. It makes such a change from today’s problems.

[@judewebb5694]

Great video Neil. Enjoyed the music aswell as the story. Such history, beautiful architecture

[@kevemu]

brilliant video and historic Sean

[@judithtaggart7146]

I love Oscar Wilde, brilliant and creative. If I remember correctly, he died in Italy, impoverished and had few friends. All because he loved the wrong person. The picture of Dorian Gray, was my favorite.

[@munchie2u]

Powerful intro, especially with the music you added. Quite the web they spun😊

[@annethompson2173]

Thanku, Neil. That was very interesting.. 🇦🇺

[@maryearll3359]

The opening music is so lovely. It reminds me of the sea crashing onto the shore, rising and falling.

[@mario-qi3yw]

Good day Neil😊 Thank you for showing these beautiful places.

[@Thumper_whispers]

Well done! I very much enjoy the videos of your wonderful, interesting city! (from the other side of the pond!)

[@fayhart6355]

Ahhh thankyou for the memory. I held 2 events there soon after they opened , the hotel ie 😂🙏fascinating place.

[@Milady_Curtsey]

Absolutely fascinating,i would love to go there,if only walls could talk,imagine what we would find out ❤Thankyou for sharing Neil 👏👏👏😎💖

[@Claireanlite]

Thank you for the most interesting stories.❤

[@Lyndell-P]

🇭🇲🦘👋 Impressive architecture (to say the least) and the wonderful music! Just perfect to set the mood while introducing us to this magnificent old building. Once the Marlborough Street Magistrates Court, but now a high-end Hotel, how wonderful! Then (to top it off) hearing from you all of the news surrounding the history of this spectacular place. As a Court, and as a Hotel. So very interesting it all is too, and you never fail to impressive, with your insights and presentation skills Neil. 👍 I am very impressed, and very grateful; and I learned so much, and enjoyed this video very much. I am very late watching your videos today. This one being my first of today (even though it is nearing 7pm here. Nevertheless, wishing you a wonderful weekend ahead Neil, and with friendly waves 👋👋👋👋👋👋 to you, and to all chums and friends, "Thank you" so much Neil xx 👔⭐👋

[@gillypen2698]

That was fascinating Neil. Thank you!

[@georgeburton6399]

Fascinating 👍👍👍👍

[@1915FadedBelly]

I remember the Profumo affair. What a scandal for the times. I still love the Stones, played Mona this morning. What a fascinating place, if only the walls could talk. Thanks Neil.

[@akgypsy54]

Thank you Neil!! Great history lesson!!

[@sherirogers2649]

This was fascinating!! So refreshing to learn more about you beautiful country.

[@MargaretWilson-nd6eb]

Great reporting Neil. Such wonderful history.

[@gwae48]

LOVELY MUSIC !!!!!!❤❤❤

[@LindaIreland-kg4jx]

Great story ❤hope u had a lovely Christmas 🎄 🥰

[@seaside2001]

Oscar Wilde - "A really well-made buttonhole is the only link between Art and Nature". One of my favourite Oscar Wilde quotes. Loved this video. Thanks! 👋🇨🇦

[@michaellewis6510]

That was excellent. Thank you.

[@ParadiseFound3]

At first I thought it was the real court and with allowing Neil to enter, they were on his side regarding IPP.🎬📽

[@tonyabayless4807]

Good Evening Neil 🍾🇺🇲🍾👋🍾👋☺️❤️💚❤️💚

[@seawolf365]

What have they named the hotel?

[@cherylbratten8446]

These stories are the best!!!!❤

[@alicesings1971]

The music is stunning Neil ❤ Very interesting story about the rock celebrities and the court house. That’s fantastic they made a hotel there. Wonder if you feel their angst at night. It’s probably Oscar Wilde grumbling about the ending. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas Dear Chum xxx ❤

[@adriennekidd9785]

I cant imagine meeting jonny rotten.That must have been riotess

[@SusanJordan-j8q]

Loved this video ❤ Thank you Neil

[@HotVoodooWitch]

Poor JR--I had a hunch, when I read that his wife had accidentally set fire to their house, that she'd developed dementia. A very sad situation when one's loved one develops it. There's a wonderful biography of Oscar Wilde by Hesketh Pearson that's worth reading. I also read Douglas Murray's biography of Lord Alfred Douglas but was somewhat disappointed because even in the hands of as gifted an author as Murray, Bosie turned out to have been a pretty dull fellow.

[@shirleycurtis5392]

Interesting!!

[@conitorres9774]

Interesting video. I am a fan of Oscar Wilde, just love him. Enjoyed seeing inside of the court.

[@b.nichols3255]

I am old enough to remember the Profumo affair, but always had this idea - obviously seeded in those days - that Keeler was the organiser and Rice-Davis was the innocent bait. The story now appears far more complex, but with today's mainstream media, what can we believe?

[@sonniehoulihan5505]

As ever, 👋 Neil. East Coast 🇺🇸.

[@nosaodia6007]

I went in the court house for an afternoon tea in august 2024. I was not impressed with the ambience.

[@ysabelperea2765]

Buenas noches Neil

[@ysabelperea2765]

Una historia impresionante Neil.

[@reinasapumana2409]

Hello Neil, this was an amazing report! Loved the history! I think I'll be making a touring list from your recommendations for my first trip to London! Thank you kindly!

[@dawnhoward1268]

Love this version of your info series! A little history with a little tourism...... I appreciate your extra efforts, as a small town American (from Montana) who has never had the opportunity to travel.

[@sythompson9331]

fascinating place

[@debramoss2267]

Fascinating.

[@MrsCannaBliss]

Look at you! Being all cinnamic and stuff ❤

[@gingerroot8906]

Marianne, the girl in the rug. Prince Phillip was up to his neck in it. Poor Oscar Wilde. With all that history I can understand why it would be popular with tourists.

[@TheLiznz]

Oh, I woukd love to go visit that hotel.