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... sold, ?? r with the house, or siparatclv. & Stable with three stalls, an.i Coach-house, in the Mews Lane, possessed he- Lady Hamilton, upset price 6 1. Apply to Chi, l-s Bl ick, mason Uri-to Street, who has power SHOPS ON SOUTH BRIDGE. ' I .IE following ...
... sold, together with the house, or separately, a Stable with three stalls, and Coach-house, in the Mews Lane, possessed by Lady Hamilton, upset price 60b Apply to Charles Black, mason. Bristo Street, who lias power to conclude a private bargain before the ...
... Fe. mile Figure in an elegant attitude, reprefent. ing Faee with her trumpet, and her face the perfetch refemblassce of Lady. Hamilton, hung over him ; while another Figure, reprefeatieg the Cavolari, Sir Wm. Hamilton, in the Windfor.tiniform. and regliial ...
... drive the Spaniards into that meafure ; but there is not much apprehenlion entertained on the fnbjed. Sir William and Lady Hamilton arefuppofed to be among the numerous travellers now detained Hamburgh by the leverity of the lealon. The Houle of Yandyck ...
... Craven, aregoinig the to take feparate commands in that Country. in a The Emperor-Paul, it is faid, has diftinguifhed that Lady Hamilton with the Great Crofs of Malta. - The finall arms and other fiores fhipped forbi s to the Chouans, on board the Adventure ...
... repeated, and continue to widely fpeculated upon in the continental Journals. It that the Emperor Paul has diftinftiilhed Lady Hamilton with the Great Crofs of the order of Malta. The fecond battalion of the 35th regiment embark- d at Deal on Thurfday, in ...
... fhortly expecß-.l at Portfmouth, or. rs baring been fent to thofe ?? for their fpeedv ersibar.:a-.k._.. Sii William .1 Lady' Hamilton, we uoderfrand, hare r-.-j intenti ?? ■■: ever ?? this cousssry. Th y hale fettled a Fl -I- _c. Aii article trom Palermo ...
... for the benefit die Sms the Clergy.—The colleftion, at the church,and at the dinner, amounted to Sytl.gs. 6d. Sir W. and Lady Hamilton (ettledat Florence. The Income-Tax has produced .;,60j,6?41. Sir Alan Gardner is to be created Irifh Peer, have the command ...
... hisdtftraded kingdom, and as a prefatory flep to his own return to Naples. It is not yet fettled whether Sir William and Lady Hamilton will return to England. The Dublin Mail of Wednefday morning brings a report of the divifion which took place on Friday ...
... Hamilton. He may expected in the courfe *ljc j-refent we-k. Sir Wm. Hamilton coming home make a final nt his affairs. left Lady Hamilton countiV» o'a!c which has between Lucca and Pifa. Sir has :.-.hrn heufe Florence, whick it be in future his principal from ...
... in the.eourfe of. the- piei~nt week. Sir William Hamilton is coming bome to make a ?? -of his afa~sis.: Eie has- lefr lady' Hamilton at a couptry-houfe, which- he has taiera between l~ucca 'ad'Pifa. Sir Williatn has-alctakerx a houfe at Florence, which ...
... the courfeof the prefer., week. Sir Wm. Hamilton is coming home to make final arrangement of his affairs. H? has left Lady Hamilton at a country which lie has taken between Lucca and Pifa. Sir William has alfo taken a houfe Florence, which is to be in ...