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... the lesiduaxy estate. The legacies are not numerous. The only legacies to persons not of Lord Nelson's family are, td Lady Hamilton, to Mr. Davison, Captain Hardy, to Mr. Haslewood, to Miss Horatio Thompson, to Mr. John Scott, his Lordship's Secretary ...
... Messiah of Klopstock. Netson’s Cocxswatn.—When the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed at Palermo, Nelson’s cock- swain was very active in conveying it to the Ambassador’s hotel, Lady Hamilton addressing the man, presented hin with a moidore, and then ...
... of these was done is not the fault of Lady Hamilton; the opportunity might have been offeied. Secondly, the British fleet under my command could never have returned the second time to Egypt, had not Lady Hamilton's influence with the Queen of Naples caused ...
... falsely and wantonly added, Lady Hamilton has taken a house Upper G rot venor-vt reef, and that she may soon be expected revive her festive parties. They little know of tin- lady, who insult her such reports. Lady Hamilton has a small house in Claries-street ...
... oil board the Minotaur, 74 guns, Capt. Louis; when the child was born in the Bay of Leghorn, his Lordship, Sir Win. and Lady Hamilton, said they would stand sponsors. He had promised when the boy grew put him sea, and give him a nautical education. But ...
... This Norfolk mode of salutation created astonishment in the King and courtiers, anger in Lord Nelson, and great mirth in Lady Hamilton and her lair coterie, who, approaching honest Tom, tried to persuade him to kneel down and ask permission to kiss his Majesty's ...
... never insert notices of births, marriages, or deaths upon authority, nor unless the postuge be pric. BIRTHS. At Edinburgh, Lady Hamilton, of a daughter. 12th inst. at Llanerch-y-mor, near Flint, the lady of J. P. Eyton, Esq. of a son. MARRIAGES. Lately, at ...
... was performing there, in which Braham sunga very popular song, the ‘Death of Nelson.” Mathews, conversing one day with Lady Hamilton, was questioned by ber as to the merits of the new opera, at the same time stating her intention of some friends of hers ...
... exemplary patience. Lady Hamilton. It is perhaps not generally known, that this Lady was in her younger years, we believe, a domestic in the family of Alderman Coombe, afterwards in that of the late Mr. Linley, the composer.---Lady Hamilton was a native Hawarden ...
... is never- ef Trafalgar was, at least, a rhymester. theless true— The following verses were written by Lin, and sent to Lady Hamilton. Ie thus introduced them. in a letter :— “ I send you a few lines, wrote in the late gale ; which, 1 think, vou will not ...
... the eve of publishing work, similar to the Memoirs of Harriet Wilson, in which the amours ot his Lordship and those of Lady Hamilton would be particularly treated upon. The letter went on state that he (Mr. de Crespigny) thought his Rev. Friend was a great ...
... of 200,000/. 3. The Duchcss of Somerset 10,000/. independent of the Duke. 4 Countess of 5. Lady Ann Hamilton, 10,000/. Lady Hamilton, per annum, and 1,000/. —by former codicil it stood 1,0001. per antiuw, and 2,000/. 7. Genera! Charles Crawford, 10,000/ ...