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Georgiana Carolina, Lady Astley (née Dashwood; 1796–1835) was the daughter of Sir Henry Dashwood, MP. She married Sir Jacob Astley, Bt in 1819 and had two sons. In 24 June 1829, she eloped with Captain Thomas Garth of the 15th Hussars, the son of General Thomas Garth, a chief equerry to King George III. Her husband filed a divorce suit against her for adultery. In court, she accused her husband of having "improper familiarities and adultery with abandoned women". It was later proved by the court and Lady Astley was dismissed from the suit.