... clikraktr iii pi the world of gallantry, was thersroic'thr, to ufe the well- tb 0 bred lang nage of the polite &ircles, of Lady Hamilton, :for fdme'yeirs- and when his uncle, the late Sir. William C Ham,-ilton, tvarted to take abroad with him a cia: asafe ...

... our Town Councillors are all old women. There amongst them one Mann, WHO AND WHAT WAS LADY HAMILTON ? tFrom Eraser's Magazine of November, 1847J The second Lady Hamilton, remarkably fine-grown woman, had been a servant-girl in Wales. She removed to London ...

... present to witness the interesting spectacle. Lady Hamilton, wife of Sir James Hamilton, Bart., ho ws alo present, was conducted to the how of the vessel by SirJoln llill, and christened the frigate. Lady Hamilton afterwards cut the ballast rope with a mallet ...

... the Herald, carried the Crown and Cushion into the church, arid placed them upon the coffin. Lord and Lady Hood, and Lady Hamilton have riot arrived here; they were obliged, fronm excessive fatigue, to sleep at Roniford, at the White Hart. The Household ...

... at ten o'clock, her Majesty descended from her drawing-rooni toenter her carriage. She wasattended by Al: derman Wood, Lady Hamilton, and two pages in full dress rilourning suites. The moment the hall door-was opened; the populace burst into loud and ...

... that' Ndlson's coronet,-it 'pppoas that ?? present 1itrl Is about to raise a montroeref to the nmentory of tie outraged Lady Hamilton. It is ?? b'er her name, whir this insearntiaf He' t6a6 nwithout khha !rOnra yell, lot Iriao first cast a stone at he-' ...

... foundation -and as, false as all the former accusations of the traducers ef her Royal Highness's honour in the year 1806c Lady ?? Hamilton is further commanded to say, that dignified silence would have-been the line of conduct the Princess would have preserved ...

... in her manners towards 11in and her having altered her manners, proves that she thinks he may ?? .&aumesblery's Diary. LADY HAMILTON.- Despard and his associate traitors hanged at half-past eight; hardened villains; Despard manifested neither fear, religion ...

... atn a dead man, Hardv, said he: a I am gaing fitst:-it will be allovgrwith me soo h (snme snearer to me. Let my dear Lady Hamilton tl .have my hair, and all other things belonging t9 me. n }ardy obseried, that he hoped -Mr. Beatty could ygt'hold out ...

... the author shows himself norant not only of Lady Anne's proper desig. son, hut of the habits of society, as to call her Lady Hamilton.' This would be quite enough, e fae in the course of the work a distinct t contradicting the title-page. The ~er *atote ...

... go courage of guilelosness-Sper. a(or. of The Queen has granted a pension of £100 per annum ir- on the Civil List, to Lady Hamilton, the wife of Sir W. Fly Hamilton, Professor of Logic and Metaphysics in the 'as University of Edinburgh, and a valuable ...

... attacked by the hand of death whilst partaking of a frugal meal, which he had of late been wont to do apart from Lord and Lady Hamilton Chichester, who resided with him, and on the following morning, without uttering a syllable in the interval, he breathed ...