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... BIRTHS Lately, Goa, oo the Malabar coast, Lady Clarke of » sun; and, at Benares, Lady Hamilton of a son.—On Friday, at Ades, Sussex, the Hon. Mrs. Markham, wife of Rear-Admiral of a son.— Monday, at hit seat near Godstone, Surry, the Lady Wm. Letoeton ...
... intensity of thirst which admitted of no assuaging, beggar all description—At North Rerwiek, Scotland, the ult. the Dowager Lady Hamilton Dalrymple. ...
... John Astley, Esq. proprietor of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminsterbridge, aged 5-1 years Friday last, Cassander Agnes, Lady Hamilton, widow of Sir J. Hamilton, Bart, and the mother Sir Charles Hamilton, Hart. Vice Admiral and Governor Newfoundland, and ...
... Parishes of St. Andrew and St. Martin.-rOn Sunday last, her mo ...
... Earl of the inst at Paris, the Duke de Fleury, Peer of France, and first Gentleman Louis XVIII.—-On the inst. at Calais, Lady Hamilton, widow of Sir Wm. Hamilton: it perhaps not generally known, that this celebrated lady was in her younger years a domestic ...
... left Brandenburgh-hnuse May afternoon, about vj\>'clock, her travelling carriage, take an airing. She was attended by Lady Hamilton and Mr. Alderman Wood, and proceeded through Hyde Park, Constitution Hill, St. James's Park, the Horse Guards, Westmin ...
... particular it wilL prove anroost valuable acquisition.'^—Commercial LORD NELSON LADY HAMILTON This day- are published, in ticn vols extra price \l. \s. THE LORD NELSON , LADY HAMILTON : with a Supple meat teresting Letters oilier Distinguished Characters :• ...
... of g^ eilll>er ' lBl4 'cierk to the Trustees tlie said'A6l. SON & LADY HAMILTON, This d&V are published y two HolsSto. in ettra Boards,- Price IsJ feRS of LORD NELSON to J. LADY HAMILTON, with a SupptENiENf of Elucidatory Letters, &c. chiefly to ber Ladyship ...
... ; but numbers were deterred, from the fear of offending the higher authorities. A short address had been presented to Lady Hamilton from the females, who strewed flowers over the tomb the Queen, and a deputation from the citizens and inhabitants of Brunswick ...
... was evidently to allow him to take advantage of his own wrong. (Mr. Dcnina-i having finished, the Queen,accompanied by Lady Hamilton, quitted the house for short interval.) The Attorney General affirmed that this was not only most regular, but -the only ...
... was agreeably surprised the arrival of Mr. Alderman Wood - nd Lady Anne Hamilton. She received the worthy Alderman and Lady Hamilton with great and kindness, and expressed much pleasure receiving such an accession to her suite. At six o'clock the same ...
... to sit for since her return to this country, and which is nut only highlr approved by the Queen herself, but pronounced Lady Hamilton, Alderman Wood and family, Mr. Oenman, and others in constant attendance on her Majesty, to the most striking likeness ...