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... Fitzroy Somerset, Roslyn, and Thomas Cecil, Lieut.-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-master General, Sir Geo. Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c. had a carriage attached ...
... Fitzroy Somerset, Rosslyn, and Tbomas Cecil Lieut.-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-master General- Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a ntsmber of military and scientific geutlemen. His Grace, Sir W.Gor- don, the Ladies Percy. &c., had a carriage attached ...
... Fitzroy Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas Cecil, Lieut. General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-master General Sir Geo. Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir Wm. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c. had a carriage attached ...
... co-proprietor caused lids unexpected eiem. The portion which was announced is one sixth part, which produced I, ODD/. ; Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. The Auction-raart was crowded, and the auctioneer kept his audience good humour by his remarks the public ...
... esnsed this ooeapeeled eveot. The portion which wss snuoooced is one-sixth part, which produced one thousand pounds. SIR Charles Dance vastbe purchaser. The Auction Mart was crowded, and the Aocliooer kept bis audience in very good (tumour bit remarks os ...
... co-proprietor caused this unexpected event. The portion announced was one-sixth part, which produced one thousand pounds: Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. , The balances of money laying unemployed the Bank of England amount to seven millions! This is chiefly ...
... with his co-proprietor caused this unt expected event. The portion which was announced part, which produced 1,000/.; Sir Charles Dance .was tile purchaser, ...
... r with his co-pr«iprie* i ?? unexnecten event. lue portion «- in i.r.i.ici'.l i- ime-vixril part, wbich -1 i.OKI: Sir Charles Dance ,vas tbe i- passengers from Dieppe on Tlinrs- . lim.-'t Hebsonicu, who, although ■>f ?? arm only, is a finish-tl flute ...
... Sis co-proprietor caasad 'this unexpected event. The portion which was ani nounced is one-sixth part, whien produced Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. The residence of John Smith, Esq., at Paal'i that some of the domestics were forced to precipitate j ...
... this unexpected event. ‘The portion which was announced in one-sixth part, produced one thousand pounds. The Auction Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. Mart was crowded and the auctioneer kept his audience in very good humour by his remarks on the public ...
... CHELTENHAM NEWS. ABJUVAIS. Lady R. Gordon, Sir Astley aod Lady Cooper, Sir Sfoart, Sir Robert Button, Sir Charles Dance, General and Mrs. Goise, General aud Mrs. Peachey, Major General Evans and family, Colonel Mitchell, Colonel Whitmore, R.E. Colonel ...
... to tLe prevention ciime. Steam Coach Cheltenham.—We hare been informed, on respictable authority, that Lieut. Cal. bit Charles Dance, who is princ eharrboldcr of the patent right for Steam Coaches, has been in this town for the purpose of ascertaining ...