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... surgeon at Uxbridge, but for the last thirty years a resident of Chancery-lane. June It, at the honse of Lieut.-Colonel Sir Charles Dance, near Bushey, Herts, Mrs. Marianne Moula, aged 66. June 17, at Haynes, in Bedfordshire, in his 91st year, the Right Hon ...
... Wargrave, Berks, to Fanny, only daughter of the late Mr. Close, of Henleyon-Thames. July 6, at Kirkleathem, Yorkshire, Charles Dance, Esq., of Oi Brompton, to Jane, widow of the late Captain Mitford oi' the Regiment, and eldest daughter of Charles Knyvett ...
... 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 ...
... Pavne, and Smith, Mansion House-street, and Messrs Cockburn and Co. Whitehall, will receive applications (directed to Charles Dance, Esq. the Secretary) for 5000 subscriptions of £ each, with power of adding to that number. These applicatibns will be ...
... George Hoste, General Sir Andrew Barnard, General Lord Seaton. General Sir Thomas Reynell, Colonel Anson, Colonel Sir Charles Dance. . Tho round Apsley’ House was immense, and the roost strenuous exertions of the police required to keep anything like ...
... 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 ...
... ''middleof the present month, the greater portion of it 'B place within the last three months. , Steam Carriage.—Sir Charles Dance has published 'ter from which it appears, that he has run his Steam Carjiage a from London to Brighton in four hours and ...
... the Lord Mayor in the chair. GROSS ASSAULT ON SIR CHARLES DANCE.—At the Marlborough-street police-office on Thursday, William Keast was charged with having committed a violent assault on Sir Charles Dance and two of the police. A cab-driver said Sir Charles ...
... to make a posset for his lady.” Who would not be wife to an Alderman of Grantham T . • The Greenwich Steam-coach. —Sir Charles Dance steam-coach ran Greenwieh-road on Saturday for the last time for the present, several engineers having reques'ed the loan ...
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... started this morning with a gentleman's carriage affixed behind it, containing six gentlemen, amongst whom observed Sir Charles Dance aud Mr. Gurney. In addition to the usual load on the steam-carriage itself it went Gloucester fifty-five minutes, and returned ...
... 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 ...