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... MARRIED. On the Oth inst. at Kirkleatham, Yorkshire, Charles Dance, esq., of Hereford House, Earl's-eourt. Old Bampton, to Jane, widow of Captain Ingilby, of the 84th regt., and eldest daughter of Charles Knyvett, esq., of Sonning, Berks. On the 4th July ...
... 4 Friday Night's Gazett HE King has, on the nomination of T Foley, appointed Charles Dance, Esq. his Honourable Corps of Gentle Arms, vice Charles Bazue. Wan May Fool—Capt half pay Unattached, to be Captain R. r wer 40th ditt t. J from alf pay be Captain ...
... Bart. BIRTHS. ult., the rectory. the lady the Rev. William Lloyd, son.—On inst., at Manor-place, the lady Lieut. Qot, Sir Charles Dance, was delivered bod, which survived his birth only few hours. • DEATHS. -i.s-5-u*; Aug. 3. Harriet, the wife of J. F. Esq- ...
... their mess, to Colonel Sir Charles Dance, the Mayor, and most of the gentry of the town and country. Colonel presided. “The Queen,” “the Duke Sussex,” and “the rest of the Koval Family,” “the Navy and Army,” Sir Charles Dance,” &c , were drunk witn the ...
... NIGHT'S GAZETTE. War Office, July 20. MAJOR Roderick Mac-Neil, from the Font, to be Major iv the Life Gotrds, vice Sic Charles Dance, who exchauges.—Car t. F. Charles Phillips, ol the 15th Dragoons, to be Major, pureba«e, vice Wbiteford.—Lieut. Col. Sir ...
... fits carriage a short time back, when our attention was called tlie arrival anol tier, the projierty of Lieut.-Col. Sir Charles Dance. This gentleman lias spared neither tntuble nor hisendeavoura |wrfect the machine in he arrived liere on Friday last, ...
... costs, for letting off fireworks in tbe street, on the Slst alt. to be paid ia a fortnight, or fourteen days imprisonment. Charles Dance, for a Uke offence, on tbe Ist inttant, wss sentenced the tame as above. James Gubbey, wss chsrged with letting off fireworks ...
... THOMAS ROSCOE LAW RHYMES'* T. K. HERVEY THE AUTHOR OF THE ' RENT-DA* REV. HOBART CAUNTER RICHARD HOWITT REV. H. STEBBING CHARLES DANCE MISS JEWSBURY THE AUTHOR OF THE « HISTORI THE AUTHOR OF THE DOMI- CHARLES LAMB OF IRELAND' NI E'S LEGACY THE AUTHOR OF ...
... THOMAS ROSCOE RHYMES' T. K. HERVEY THE AUTHOR OF THE ■ RENT DAY' REV. HOBART CAUNTER RICHARD HOWITT REV. H. STF.BBING CHARLES DANCE MISS .lEWSBURY THE AUTHOR OF THE ' HISTORY OF THE AUTHOR OF THE ' DOMINIE'S THE AUTHOR OF' LONDON IN THE IRELAND' LEGACY ...
... Messrs. Mandeslay and Field, the ceicbiated engineers, were concerned in the experiment, which was made on beha ...
... obvious. The opera was entirely successful. At the Lyceum on Monday night an excellent burlesque, from the pen of Mr. Charles Dance, waa produced, entitled The Enchanted Forest. It was placed on the stage with more than all the gorgeousness of scenery ...
... Lieutenant in the 31st Regiment, Caroline, daughter Samuel Ward, Esq., Leavesden. 6th inst., at Kirkleathem, Yorkshire, Charles Dance, Esq., of Herefoid House, Earls-court Old Bromptoni to Jane, widow of the late Captain Mitford Ingdby, of the 84th Regiment ...