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... a mostdistinguished freight. Three Baronets, who were also Colonels, viz:—Sir Burgess Camac, Sir Henry Watson, and Sir Charles Dance, together with Messrs. Babbage, Carpmael, Boulnois, Sherman, Chaplin, and Alexander Gordon were passengers ; and on the ...
... mess, to Colonel Sir Charles Dance, the Mayor, and most of the gentry of the town and country. Colonel Tynte presided. The Queen, the Duke of Sussex, and the rest of the Royal Family, the Navy and Army, Sir Charles Dance, &c., were drunk with ...
... Payne, 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 £ 1 each, with power of adding to that number. These applica tions will ...
... of the London Charity Schools, was upwards of 5941, being very considerably above the usual average. ~ The house of Sir Charles Dance, Frognal, Hampstead, was entered last week, at the back, and among other valuable property stolen was a silver inkstand ...
... •• •• 2 o REPORT THE RESULT OF AN EXPERIMENTAL JOURNEY TUB Mail Coach Line of th-e Holyhead Road, IN LIEUT.-COLONEL SIR CHARLES DANCE'S STEAM CARRIAGE. On Ihe I*/ of November, 1833. PUBLIC attention having 1 been attracted to the practicability of travelling ...
... the American colonies from the English Government. The Marquis of BVandford, Lord Russell, Sir Geo. Leith and Lady, Sir Charles Dance and family, and nearly 150 ixassengers, left London on Sunday morning by the Ba/avier steamer, for Rotterdamt, principally ...
... the occupations of Charles Mills and William Turner. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, with a Hovel and two Gardens, occupied Charles Dance. Lot 4. TWO FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with a Hovel and Gardens, the respective occupations of William Hemes and William Rowland ...
... occupations of Charles Mills aod William Turner. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, with a Hovel and two Gardi-ns, occupied by Charles Dance. Lot 4. TWO FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with a Hovel and Gardens, in the respective occupations of William Hemes and William Rowland ...
... requisite Survey, aid other necessary expenses, Messrs. Cockburn and Co. Whitehall, will receive applications (directed Charles Dance, Esq. the Secretary) for subscriptions of £1 each, with power of adding to that number. These applications will be taken ...
... to prove victorious. , Thirty nine to one is fearful odds. A steam carriage, constiacted under tiie direction of Sir Charles Dance, Bart, performed a successful journey from London to this place Friday, in little more than six hours, without the slightest ...
... Stratford : Report of the result an experimental journey upon the mail coach line of the Holyhead ioad,in Lieut-Colonel Sir Charles Dance's steam carriage, on the Ist of November, 1833. Public attention having been attracted to the practicability of travelling ...
... pelling carriages by steam, was sold on Friday, in consequence of a misunderstanding among the pro- prietors, for 10001. Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. Orford (Suffolk) church steeple, an important sea-mark, and of great antiquity, fell on Sunday morning ...