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Last modified on Thu 29 Apr 2021 01.12 EDT Caroline Norton, a woman at the centre of one of the most publicised court cases of the 19th century and an âunsung hero in the fight for womenâs rightsâ, is being celebrated with a heritage blue plaque in London. âShe was appallingly treated having been found innocent in a case of adultery with the prime minister,â said Fraser. The politician was Lord Melbourne, against whom Nortonâs husband, George Norton, brought a court case, suing him in 1836. Caroline Norton was found innocent of committing adultery with the prime minister but her husband kicked her out of her home and denied her contact with her children. Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images ....
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English Heritage unveils blue plaque commemorating campaigner Caroline Norton Tom Horton, PA 28 April 2021, 6:58 pm A blue plaque commemorating women’s rights campaigner Caroline Norton has been unveiled by English Heritage. The plaque has been placed on the outside of her former home in Mayfair, central London. Ms Norton, who died in 1877, was a social reformer who successfully campaigned for legal rights for married women. 3 Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, London (English Heritage/PA) Her separation from husband George Chapple Norton was “one of the most highly publicised cases in 19th century Britain” which resulted in important changes in the legal status of women, a statement from English Heritage said. ....