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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 ...
... DEATH LADY HAMILTON. From the Gazette France of Jan. 20. Calais, Jan. 17.—The celebrated Emma, widow of Sir Win. Hamilton, died here yesterday. This Lady had been intimately connected with Lord Nelson. By a codicil to his will, written an hour before ...
... Lord NELSON’S LETTERS Lady HAMILTON. piibliahcd, in two met octavo, exiia boards, I’rite One Guinea, The letters Loui nelson to My HAMILTON ; with Stippleinetitot lutereSti'.ig Leitei* by s u«* ChiiractiT-;. I’rimed l liomas .liivewr}! Co. Stalne* House ...
... Admiral confirmed all the legacies which . he had made, as well to Lady Hamilton, as to his daughter, Horatia Nelson. This letter was here with Lady Hamilton. The remains of • Lady Hamilton are to be carried, according to her last request, to England.' ...
... NAVAL REGISTER. &err. 5. , the Lady Hamilton transport, from 'Quebec, .with troops. Passed up ° Channel the Adamant, Hutchinson, from Bombay; sailed the 6th of April. Sailed the schooner Sincerity, Christie, for St. Auden); and Ludes, Rossiter, for Baltimore ...
... —[London Paper. LORD NELSON’S COCKSWAIN. 'hen the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed at Palermo, Nelson’s Cockswain seat very active in conveying them up to the Ambassador’s hotel. Lady Hamilton addressed the man, she presented him with moidorc, and then ...
... NAVAL REGISTER. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14. Arrived the Lady Hamilton, Young, from London for America;. Lady Maelcworth, Robson, from London`for Barbadoes; and John, Binnington, from London for Miramichi Sailed the Martha, Driver, from India for London; Prancis ...
... prominent character in the world of gallantry, was the protector, use the well-bred language of the polite circles, of Lady Hamilton, for some years, and when his uncle, the late Sir William Hamilton, w anted to take abroad with him achrre amir, he recommended ...
... nected with Lord Nelson. aE will, Written an ce te trp falgac, he confirmed his ot was to her found in the possessioa Lady Hamilton ; aod, pursuant to her last =e will be ed to at CS ...
... HENRY HUNT. SHIP NLH S. CORK, JAN. 26.—The Defence, AVvton, and Lady Hamilton (transports) with the '27th regi• meta for Gibraltar and Sierra Leone ; John, Alpsed, and Fame (transports) with the 50th regiment for the AVest Indies; Alburv, Sir G. Osborne ...
... buried in Protestant church ! . of a Suitor. —When the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed Palermo, Nelson’s cockswain was very active in conveying it to the Ambassador’s hotel. Lady Hamilton addressing the man, presented him with a moidore. and then observed ...
... Foster, by Lady Dufferin. :Hiss Butler, by her mother, Lady Duller. Miss Webb, by Lady Rem. Miss Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton. bliss Wigram, by Lady Wigram. Mrs. Cartwright, and Miss Mary Cartwright, by the Dowager Countess of Ilchester. Capt. Buller ...