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... 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 ...
... Dutehes of Somerset, £10,000 indepen- witef the Duke 4—Countess of Dunmore, £10,909 5—Lady William Gordan, £114,000 6—Lady Hamilton, per arfnum, and £1,099 ra former codicil it stood £1,000 per annum, and > 2,060 7—Genetal Char les 8 ~General RAW. Crawford ...
... have fucceeded in procuring the property near Wellington, in Somerietlhire, which was formerly in the Wellefley family. Lady Hamilton haa publiihed a narrative of the fer vices fhe rendered to her country, by her influence with the Queen of Naples, while ...
... &c. and arrived at D llESDEN at one o'clock - in the morn- ing ?? 14 Returned to PA- 'RI Sat 4 pastl I atnight ?? 18 Lady Hamilton has published a narrative of the services she rendered to her country, by her influ- ence with the Queen of Naples, while ...
... 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 ...
... distinguished characters who were present, were lhe Duke of Sussex (the Cruuman), her Roy.il H.ghness the Princess of Wales, Lady Hamilton, the Duke of Kent, Eail Darnley, Lord Eardley, Mr. Whitbread, Sec. Among other incidents which occurred during the meeting ...
... Prince Regent, foon after the riling of Parliament, is expeded to make a tour through the Weft of England. The celebrated Lady Hamilton, who has fo long been an inhabitant of the King's Bench, bas taken French leave of all her creditors, and effeded her efcape ...
... Charlotte of Wales; die Koval yacht ordered to attend his Unyal ti » Duke of Camtifidgc the Continent. The celebrated Lady Hamilton, who has j„ , been an inhabitant the King's Bench, has taken French leave of all her creditors, and effected her escape ...
... ii'tering forged notes, and J. Brown, lor hdrse-stealing, are j left fur execution I A private letter fr Cala « states, that Lady , Hamilton will -rtb tax »i i - »■> the hymeneal i altar, baud Laud, wuii a i-Vcacb Tfl’a''—Tie of c'.:- j holm has discovered ...
... expeded. Tbe fecond Battalions of tbe \ d/th, we underftand, and tbat Battalion j alone, is to be reduced immediately. Lady Hamilton has addreifed a letter to the Editor of a Morning Paper, exonerating herfelf from the charge of baying fled from her bail— ...
... Cattle medicines, the various operations and in Farriery, &c. illustrated by engravings. Tim o - of S O Lord Nelson & Lady Hamilton, 0 sok~ this day is published, 2 eis. 8t70 in extra boards, Pou Price -i1. Blat q 1HE Letters of ILord Nelson to Lady Hamil- ...