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... beading —To Order, I keg tongues. Prom GALLIPOLI—In the AlAian: W Fripp and Co. casks olive oil. From GIBRALTAR —In the Lady Hamilton: Jenkins and Bncknell, 73 tons cork tree berk. From BORDEAUX—In the Deux l nis: J. Hare St Sons, hds. common turpentine ...
... which wo« collected, kept loudly calling, lon* the Qiuen, m,,y p,/ the belter of her enemiit.'' Afier this, at thtnqntp J Lady Hamilton, the mob desisted from drawing her die July further than round the Pmk, the horses w, thropuC to, and she was followed ...
... 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 ...
... ARRIVALS. Private Residences. Sir J.tcob nnd Mis* Adolphus 17, /.ansdoum Terror* Sir Jas. and Lady Hamilton 41, I.ansdown Crescent Major Wright Grosvenor Place South Major and Mrs. Willut* .. St. Oswald's, Tivoli (from Bath ). Rev. F. S. and Mrs. Sadler ...
... Imes,Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, Mr. Maskelyn, Mr. Suuthron, Mr. Christie, Mr. Cook. . . At the bawled Ilarl.--Sir Edmund and Lady Hamilton, Colonel 'Mimes. Capt. Jackson, Capt. Marnsmara, Mr. and Mrs. Van Ileythrusen, Mr. and Mrs. Hates, Mrs. Jackson. Mr. Webb ...
... grati- fy me, and let it remain.” Let those who withhold their aid from the daughter of Nel- son, because the daughter of Lady Hamilton, consider this, and Birp. know that the best chastity is best adorned by the largest ...
... 7- Goldfinch. 7, Camden Place. Xv Ement's York House—Right Hon. the Earl and of Meath ; Mr. Archibald Hamilton, and Lady |»?*Hamilton ; Sir Charles Williams, Gen. and Hon. Mrs. and fam.; Hon. W. Smythe, M.P.; Colonel Wil- Moore; Major Shute ; Capts. E ...
... Trafalgar, and the time these letters are dated, the Utter had had ample experience of the skill of his medical friend To Lady Hamilton. • • With respect Mr. JeflVrsw, can [ni ltber] soy snylliin*. The surgeon of the VtOory [Or. Mazrsth] u rery sble, excellent ...
... 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 :• ...
... Algiers, eretary, and Hean, king be worth 18 millions ite been put to death at Alg The which Nelfon’s property, on pr Lady Hamilton will der under the will. ih The plate upon Lore The dimentions are to | following infcription is © Oceostrum.—Vhe Wieount ...
... great part the subject discussed at the first time my meeting Mr. Coleridge, was tbe connexion between Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton. The speaker had been secretary to Sir Alexander Ball, governor of Malta—and a copious field vvas here afforded for the ...
... Majesty was led by the I -ord Mayor to r the Bishop's seat on the south side of the choir; Lady Hamilton sat immediately -on her left ; beyond Lady Hamilton sat Mr. Joseph Hume, ?? P., and on her Majesty's right sat Sir It. Wilson and Mr. Hobhou.se ...