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... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... and several others, who expressed themselves highly gratified with the experiment. We understand it is the intention Sir Charles Dance to pursue these experiments at short distances from town until a new engine shall be prepared, to proceed upon more enlarged ...
... fitting for its devout purposes and meeting the desired object—without hurthening the pari h with any additional rates. Sir Charles Dance, with his customary tact and taste for Exclusion, proposed pretty close committee of half a dozen. But we leave' Sir Charles ...
... VV. Lax Mr* d q * - Joh - ni 6' J ',|, *°e Mr. Hibbert VS.? Mr. Mure ?«gT Wttrd Ame * Mr' Mr. Bagot S M * * Mr - Charles Dance » d * Mr - A - s,,arpe I' Mr. R. Clutlerbock F»q. Mr. Delme Redchffe V ttHu,un Mi. R. Plainer Ward J »ott Mr. S. Smith ...
... Rev. W. Lax “Ga Lowe, Esq Sq. eu, Rev. S. Johu Knight Esq Mr Hibbert My Mr Mure e Howard Mr . Ames Mr Bagot tq Sen, Mr Charles Dance Mardatt Mr A. Sharpe Mr K. Clutterbuck My Wis Mr . Delme Redeliffe Noa, » Esq Mr . R. Plumer Ward Mr. 8. Smith ) Watton ...
... far preferable, as it will be alike visible on all sides and at all times, whether the wind blows light or strong . Sir Charles Dance, accompanied the follow-' gentlemen. Sir Watson, K.T.S., Sir Burgos Camae, Mr. Mr. Sherman, Mr. Maudsby, .Mr, Chaplin ...
... twenty wilnctse- f it shall not alter my decision! ’.—Response from the Honourable and Rev. Mr. Thelluson, and from ssir Charles Dance, Knightike night indeed^— shall not alter my decision ’.And this, too, ease felon?, in which the next ensuing Sessions ...
... miles in and out, expressed themselves highly gretified with the experiment. We un- derstand it ls the intention of Sir Charles Dance to pursue these trials at short distances from town until a new engine shall be prepared upon the same principle,.to proceed ...
... Fitzrov Somerset Rosslvn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and large number military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir Gordon, the Ladies Percy, See. had a carriage attached ...
... event. The portion sold is one sixth Bibbs contended that Lord Blandford's Bill did not pait, which produced 1000/.; Sir Charles Dance was provide for the interests of the lower classes, whom it , the purchaser would leave unrepresented. He moved an amendment ...