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... ornaments of gold to ftimoii the corners, two very hand- some lamp--, in .>t tistfiu'lv executed. Tl.e lining is a super- fine navy blue, tr) match the liver, ; a silk to matc-l. the lx.nl. r on the pannels, and re_l*-:ii,g cushion*- of \ellow silk, festoon ...
... ribbon before and behind. ■_.■_•-.. : _r. Blue habit, trimmed -Vii gold Hst trimmed with gold band, and black feather in front. IAISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS. The: colours are lilac, pi?fc'grecn, yellow, and. navy blue., Split straws, and-fine chips, in the ...
... lace and -diamond;. LADY ELIZABETH SPENCER. Blue crape petticoat and train, with an applique of white vel- vet, executed in an entire new st vie, representing vine leaves and grapes. Head dress of pearls, with blue and white feathers. LADY C. L. GOWER. A ...
... T pvr-QN T .. A^A^_B Q 4— The NAVY I i' C l f 7 ?? *£&iP;rWX at - the S hake S pear, _}r .. ?? Meeting for the season I '• rnv n aod Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Wcdn« »f C tltf9 th of January. 1805. GEORGE DAYSHs__' tfi* • p.P-vr.v table p* y lv ...
... Lyndhurst, Captain m His Majesty's Navy, to Miss Franck- lyn, of Lansrtown Crescent, Bath. On Thursday last, at Greehwic'h, the Rev. John Savill, to Miss Frances Maitland, only daughter of Robert Maitland. Esq. of Blue Stile. DIED.— On Wednesday, at Ovin«-house ...
... (he Sound, in compliment to Rear- Admiral Dac.cs of the White Division, and now Commander in . Chief of the Navy at thii port; shifted their blue ensigns to St. George's colours. Let- ters received fron* i naval officer of rank at Malta of a tate date st-ve ...
... THE ROYAL NAVY. ' A Chariot, painted dark blue, carriage a light blue ; arms on the doors and end pannels, crests on 'the- sides, lining a white superfine cloth. •CAPTAIN HAMILTON, OF THE JfAV-Y. A neat Chariot, painted . yellow ; lining a blue superfine ...
... and support of a navy. It is only by a navy (says the writer) that England can be effectually reduced. Nor is the creation of a navy Ihe work of such time and difficulty as may be imagined. Peter Ihe Great, in ten years, created a navy which rendered ...
... and it Was thus she became possessed iof the evidence which she gave. She appeared tn I Court dressed in a long jacket and blue trowsort. j The evidence being heard in support of the charges, but the Prisoner not beim* prepared to enter upon his defence ...
... while he with some others were en. deavouring to procure admission into the house of a person of the name of John Salmon, in Blue Bo>s'_ lane. We shall not attempt to rela'e any of the par- ticulars which hare reached us, because they have been reported ...
... of Norfolk, Esq. Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His Ma- jesty's t-'lcet, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begot*. ten, witii remainder to his nephew Archibald Collingwood Dickson, Esq. Captain 111 the Royal Navy [eldest 'son of William Dickson ...