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... 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 ...
... 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/ ...
... bed, her Majesty breathed her last. Hei Majesty was the '•■'id year of her age, having been born on tin- 11th of Augusi, Lady Hamilton has addressed a letter to the Editor of a Morning Paper, exonerating herself from the charge having lied from Inr bail ...
... and Bonaparte himself, report says, was have headed the conspiracy !! Death of Lady Hamilton.—A letter from Calais, published in the Pari? papers, says, that Lady Hamilton died in that town on the 16th instant. According to her will, her body is to be ...
... in-the French and English papers, there is reason to believe that there is no truth in the reported rumour of the death of Lady Hamilton. Hints are thrown out that the Lady herself fabricated the rum >ur, in order to have the pleasure of reading the tknijkr ...
... er, was a portrait painter of great genius. Some of his portraits of females are much ad- mired, particularly that of Lady Hamilton, whom he Cc. painted as Cassandra, Francis Wheatley painted groups of fancy figures ina superior style, and arose to the ...
... distinguished characters who were present, the Duke oif Sussex (the Chairman), her Royal Highness the Princess Wales, Lady Hamilton, the Duke Kent, Earl Darulev, Lord Mr. Whitbread, &c. The most flattering statements of the prosperous progress of the ...
... born in cor- uption, and fostered in iniquity, was now abuut to ie the death of an incorrigible sianer. | The death of Lady Hamilton bas occasioned a sother sample of French similar to that which on the decease of Mademurseile Raucort.— t seems that in ...