... CHELTENHAM, July 8. ARRIVED HERE. Earl and Countess of Huntingdon, Earl Beauchamp, Lady Hamilton, Lieut— Gen. Sir ./. Vandeleur, Sir C. and Lady Cochercll, Colonel and Mrs. Mackenzie, Colonel and Airs. Masscy, Colonel Houston, Major Baker; Capts. Bury ...

... CHELTENHAM, July 15. ARRIVED HERE, Lord Hastings, Lord Deerhwst, Lady Selina Hastings, Lady B. Warren, Lady F. Parker, Lady Hamilton, Hon. Mr. Black-, wood, Hon. T. Coventry, Sir T. Dallas, Sir Richard and Lady Phillips, Admiral Hammond; Cols. Gibbies ...

... Ari.#Tdt', : .M?i>ii«, fir X*>«, VUitf, Elsden, fr Prince [and. irritet, Gibraltar, Anna, Curl; Waterloo. Ijovell-; at Lady Hamilton, Kerr, Cratltor, Mais, Eoltis, Blake, Caroline,. Cousim, Traveller, Hammond, Ibree: bliney ; Prince wand, John, Wall, ft ...

... Wood, Lady Hamilton, and two pages mourning strife*. The moment the hall door was opened, the populace burst into loud shouts of exaltation. Her Majesty having taken her scat in her carriage, was., kept closed, was immediately followed Lady Hamilton. Her ...

... ARRIVALS. Sir Frederick and Lady Hamilton, Sir II. Garrett, Sir C. Irving, Sir Richard Levinge, Lieut.-Colonel M'Pharson Lieut.-Colonel Sterling; Captains Manners, Parish, R.n' Saner, Warminglon, Page ; Dr. Swete, Dr. Maurice ; ev / Messrs. Jones, Lee ...

... fmalleft do- ■*! ion, is now deftitute the common neccfl’aries life. For further particular of her cafe, humbly ref to Lady Hamilton, who will give any information required.—-dionatiuns received the rhnter's; and Mr. Barratt's library, Bond-ltreel. At ...

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... —It has long been (BG A OFFICE, a had bequeathed his eftates ent of a vear to the ohis brother; that he had ad edo ty to Lady Hamilton, and y of histriends. The NSURANCE grante Codicil to his will nufactures, Ships, c to notice, who appears to chandize, ...

... they would be done by. Why, my Lord, is her Majesty's funeral thus indecently hurried: Mr. Hobhouse replied to a note by Lady Hamilton, and myself, because it was the Queen's request in will. This is, believe, the first and ouly request of her Majesty that ...

... A cot respondent, whose letter subjoin, informs us that the hat which Lord Nelson wore Trafalgar is in existence : - Lady Hamilton gave the hat (says our correspondent) to Counnnnder Woolward, late llurhour Master of Kamsgate, he having been a distant ...

... of Nelson's representative—Horatia, now the wife exemplary country clergyman, Mr. Ward, vicar of Tenterden. Nelson left Lady Hamilton to his country, and a grateful country left her to beggary. The said grateful country accepted his services, which were ...

... of Glyn-aniel, near ||,*5| shire. At Croom's hill, Blackheath, Mrs.Ca ,n r Col. Campbell. In Weymouth-street, Agnes, Lady Hamilton, widow of Sir J. Haw ' . PREFERRED. Rev. G. E. Kent, to the Free Grammdr-School at Little Isaac vicar of Craubrook ...