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... 6d. per peck. - On Friday thee was a great supply of grain in the ld Stirling market ; and barley fell los. a boll. nle Lady Hamilton CathGart has sent to the Rev. re, Mr Henderson of 'Irvine L, 10, to be distributed to he the poor of that place. * -e 'The- ...
... Sir-WillistmardLady Maxwell of Monreith, Sir t h Andrew Cathcart of Carleton, Bart. Sir James Dalrymple Hay of Purk, Bart. Lady Hamilton'Cithcart, Major-General Montgorne'ie,' Colonel Kelso, Mrs and Misses Keiso of Dan- i; keith, Colonil Boyle -f Shewalton ...
... brought forward for service, ands vesal other line of battle ships are ordered to be if . pleted with all possible dispatch. Lady Hamilton has published a narrative of services she rendered to her c.)untry, by her intliet;l i with the Queen of Naples, while ...
... -S. Molus, Blot, and Brewster, on J Light.-4 Missionaries Letters on the Nicobar Islands.-5. Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, &c.-6. Mont- gomery's World before the FlODC-7. Buihby'g Lucretius.- a. Travels through Norway, Lapland, .&c.9. D'Arbley's ...
... have lofig stood empty, are crowded with strangers; le among other distinguished personages here is the ce-' it lebrated Lady Hamilton. )r The English company of comedians act to-night d for the first time. Y Tlhe number of foreign troops who are to occupy ...
... daughter of the late Mr James Baird, merchant, Ayr. At Abbington, on the 29th ult. Mr ALIXANDrR PATER- SON, factor to Lady Hamilton Cathcart, to Miss CHRISTIAN II JAMIESON, eldest daughter of Mr Jamcs Janmieson, Abbing- n too. -DlED- At Edinburgh, on ...
... Sadberge, rom vice Sir Samuel Romilly resigned. Upon the 6th inst. the minister of Irvine received and L.10 Sterling, from Lady Hamilton Cathcart, to ent, be -applied in purchasing coals for the poor of the pa- rery rish of Irvine, a very seasonable relief ...
... given for the American market. . DEATHt OF LADY H-MtLTON.-A letter from' Calais, published in'a Paris paper,. says, that Lady Hamilton died in that town on the 1Sth instant,- According to her will, her body is to be brought to England for innermelt. . - ...
... death of Lady Hamilton has, it is said, Occa- , sioned another example of French intolerance, simi- t _ lar to that which occurred on the decease of Made- L rrmoiselle Raucourt.. It seems that in the village, h near Calais, where Lady Hamilton died, there ...
... In consequence of an erroneous paragraph having appeared in some of 'the public papers, relative to the interment of Lady Hamilton, at I Calais, we are authorised to state, that her body x was not refused Christian burial, on account of her religion ...
... House, the.Lady-of Sr C. CLrsii, Bart. M.P. of aeson., - On the 15th curt. at Beau n .nt tottage, county of Surrej?, the Lady ?? HAMILTON COLT, Esq. of a daughter. * At Meadow otoe, on the i6rh curt. the Lady of IOKN SWIN rON, Esq. of. Boadmeadowsa of a SOI ...
... of the Lord Vere Bertie» of George Earl of Buckinghamshit® a At her house in Lower, Street, at the advanced age a ager Lady Hamilton, w idow © Robert Hamilton, Bart. fev LA 12. At Lamington manse, the in mas Mitchell, minister of that 78th year of and ...