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... lIICINIOND.—To ete;atilly futnithed, and recently fitted up, an excellent Family Houle, the late refidence of Lady Hamilton, delightfully fituated near • the Bridge, and commanding exteniive views of the River Thames; containing on the ground fio,r, a ...
... Wyndham, esq of Cromer Hons in dlc, most universally esteemed and la.nrnt a numerous 'f imily.—J inuary 14, Mrs, V|»v of Lady Hamilton. ...
... DIED On Sumjay last, Mrs. Carlo Fan, soother of Lady Hamilton. j e s , cadil - tv, Mr Michel, thrist to the joblvarn • 4 , and eldest daughter of Air-1011n Mins, • of (:)cichani. Wa ' ill: P er -) 1? - 1 \Eri l• a-.7:25'.--‘C'Va-'-'lll4.4‘'efi Y 7 3 ...
... Daniel Giles, M. P. for Youngsbury, neat; Ware, in Hertfordshire ; Sir Henry Crewe, for Calk Abbey, near Derby ; Lord aid Lady Hamilton, from Lord Castlereagb's, for Penzance, in Corn- wall ; Mr. Dickenson, from Brook-street, for Bath; Sir Edin, Hartopp, ...
... of Dnnmore -10*000 Lady William Gordon 10000 General Charles Crawford , 1 0 000 General R. W. Crawford, per annum '000 Lady Hamilton. SCO/. per annum, and ?? by a former codicil it stood 1,000/. per annum, and 2,000/. Hon. General Richard Fitzpatrick, ...
... *Jnst_*ctin-ted from frnlc-berew. 'Or. SuUday mr-ruing, deeply and deserve:'.;*, lamented, Mrs. i _io,rau, luother of Lady .Hamilton. ' Ou'Saturday, fiiefith just, in the l't'i year of her age, ?? her -Lit-i>*r's hOus'*, at Aire;:.lord, kii*—i, second ...
... Warwick. At Cerney-house, Gloucestershire, the Lady of .1 11. -Holder, Eaci. •, On the 14th inst. :Mrs. Cadogan, mother of Lady Hamilton. On Tuesday Prison, the celt.hrati Many lye) 11111 - ...
... aged. §s, General Hall, Colonel of the Old Bulls. Oil Sunday morning, deeply awl deservedly lamented, Caclogon, mother of Lady Hamilton. inorni7 at his house io Burr-street, East SmitLfield, Nit-. George Vi(alker, sail-maker. POOL PRICES OF COALS YESTERDAY ...
... sum. To Mr. Douglas, 150,0001. To Colonel Thomas, 20,0001. To Mr. Janies, 10,0001. To Lady William Gordon, 10,0001. To Lady Hamilton, 2,0001. and 7001. a year for her life. To Sir James Montgomerie, 10,0001. To different hospitals, 70,0001. To Mr. Pen; ...
... Ellis, grocer, late of Abbeygate-street, Bury. Mr Wm. Lest, of the White Horse inn, Fekmarke. Mrs. Cadogan, mother of Lady Hamilton. Withbeach - Rules of the King's Bench Prison, Andrew Ro- linden Bowes, Esq who formerly acquired considerable notoriety ...
... refidence in Steyne-place, and which is to be repeated to-morrow; Lord Waldegrave alfo had a dinner party yefierday. .Lord and Lady Hamilton, Lady W. Bentinck, and a few others of ditlinaion, are in the laft lift of departures. Mrs. Parcier leaves us to-morrow ...
... children Urge (uid. To Mr. Douglas, 150,0001. Colonel Thomal, 20,0001. Mr, James, 10,0001. To Lsdy William Gordon, 10,0001. Lady Hamilton, 2,0001. and 7001. year for her life. To Sir James Montgomerie, 10,0001* Mr. Pere Elifee, 50001. Couaorfs of Duomory, 10 ...