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... 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. ...
... in, Gloucestershire; lord Viscount Grimttone, from Gorhambu.y, for the Duchess of Dot set's seat at Knowle ; Lord and Lady Hamilton, from Chudlrigh. in Devonshire, for Torquay, near Newton Abot ; Lord Polling lon, from a tour, to Mithley Park, near F ...
... I RICHMOND. 1 1 0 beLETT,elegantly Furnished, and recently fitted up, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, the late iesidence of Lady Hamilton, delightfully situated near the Bridge, commanding eatensive and beautiful views of the River Thames; containing, on the ...
... liarl and Countess of Glasgow and family, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Hi.li.ies and family, ill Conduit-street, from Bath; Lady Hamilton, from Bath, i„ Baker-street; Viscount Glen. north, from his seat in I relaud ; Mrs. Rice, from Dover; and Sir George Pigott ...
... RICHMOND. viro LETT, elegnntly furnished,' :Ind recently I fitted up, an EXCELLENT FAMILY HOUSE, ihe late residence of Lady Hamilton, delightfully situated near the .Bridge, and commanding extensive views of the River Thames; containing, on the ground ...
... Parishes of St. Andrew and St. Martin.-rOn Sunday last, her mo ...
... slores I)ilii:s ...
... 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 ...
... Chas. Mill, at ditto; Admiral Sir Thomas Bertie, Bart, at ditto ; Lord Gardener, at di ttd}. Admiral Wells, at ditto; Lady Hamilton, at the London Hotel, Albeinaile-street ; Mi*, and Mrs. Barrett and family, at ditto; the Earl and Countess of Buckino-ham- ...
... of thefe was done, is not the fault of Lady Hamilton; the opportunity might have been offered. Secondly, the Britith fleet under my command could never have returned the fecund time to Egypt, had not Lady Hamilton's influer--e with the Queen of Naples ...
... Nelson, Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, in their proper dresses. Over the figure of Lord Nelson, in the centre was suspended a figure of Fame, with a ltsureherown in her hand. Their majesties, accompanied by Lord Nelson, Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, advanced to the ...
... catalogues will be delivered. . . Dtal, 38d July, 1315. Lord, f{elson and Lady, Hamilton ! This Day are published, in vols. Bvo price l. Is. boards. rpHE LETTERS LORD NELSON to 1. LADY HAMILTON*: with a Supplement of interesting Letters by other distinguished ...