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... THE LATE LADY HAMILTON. We laft week mentioned tbe death of thia Lady at Calais. Her origin was very bum- ble, and tbe bad experienced all thofe viciffi- tudes io early Life wbich too generally attend tbofe femalea whofe beauty baa betrayed tbem into ...
... jugglers. Lord Nelson's Cockswain. — When the hag- gage of Lady Hamilton had beeu landed at Palermo, Nelson's cockswain was very active in conveying it to tlie Ambassador's hotel. Lady Hamilton addressing the man, presented iiim witli a moidore. and then ...
... Messiah of Klopstock. Netson’s Cocxswatn.—When the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed at Palermo, Nelson’s cock- swain was very active in conveying it to the Ambassador’s hotel, Lady Hamilton addressing the man, presented hin with a moidore, and then ...
... fum. To Mr. Douglas, 150,0001. To Colonel Thomas, ao,oool. T Mr. James, 10.0001. To Lady William Gordon, lO.ocol. To Lady Hamilton, 10001. and 7001. 1 year for her lite. To Sir James Montgomerie, 10.0001. To Mr. Peie Elifee, 50001. Countefsof- Dunmore ...
... foundation -and as, false as all the former accusations of the traducers ef her Royal Highness's honour in the year 1806c Lady ?? Hamilton is further commanded to say, that dignified silence would have-been the line of conduct the Princess would have preserved ...
... atn a dead man, Hardv, said he: a I am gaing fitst:-it will be allovgrwith me soo h (snme snearer to me. Let my dear Lady Hamilton tl .have my hair, and all other things belonging t9 me. n }ardy obseried, that he hoped -Mr. Beatty could ygt'hold out ...
... and the wretched situation of the ! daughter Lord Nelson, (who in compliance with her father’s wishes, hail never left Lady Hamilton) offered become respectably responj slide for the charge her funeral which was i performed in the churchyard at Calais ...
... exemplary patience. Lady Hamilton. It is perhaps not generally known, that this Lady was in her younger years, we believe, a domestic in the family of Alderman Coombe, afterwards in that of the late Mr. Linley, the composer.---Lady Hamilton was a native Hawarden ...
... is never- ef Trafalgar was, at least, a rhymester. theless true— The following verses were written by Lin, and sent to Lady Hamilton. Ie thus introduced them. in a letter :— “ I send you a few lines, wrote in the late gale ; which, 1 think, vou will not ...
... plaintiff. ⢠. Lord Kelsons Cockswain.-âWhen the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed Palermo, Nelson's cock : wain was active in conveying to the ambassador's hotel. Lady Hamilton addressing the mun, presented him with moidore. and then observed ...
... of 200,000/. 3. The Duchcss of Somerset 10,000/. independent of the Duke. 4 Countess of 5. Lady Ann Hamilton, 10,000/. Lady Hamilton, per annum, and 1,000/. —by former codicil it stood 1,0001. per antiuw, and 2,000/. 7. Genera! Charles Crawford, 10,000/ ...
... CHESHIRE FARMER. Vow. 1814. fovewell & Co. very appropriately are the pub- lishers of the letters from Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton! Verstezen, tells us in his Restitation of Decayed Intelligence,” (1634,) that_a woman named Gollard Baillie, died at Paris ...