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... General Sir William Anson, Major-Gent-jfai Sir Allan and the Misses Cameron, General Sir A lured Clarke, Sir Edward and Lady Hamilton, the Dowager Lady Lloyd, Lady Owen, .Mr. Wm. Coke, Capt. Henry Vernon, Mr. Granville Vernon, &c. There were fifteen elegant ...
... last report states, that some hats, of a sky blue, have a band of white pearls, and two white feathers. The decease of Lady Hamilton proves that even the Goddess of Health is mortal. A passenger observing that St. Dunstan's clock had gone twelve instead ...
... shifted her ballast off I'ortland: tilso the Aurora, Fame, John, Defence. Bovodino, Alliury, Brilliant, Alfred, Wyton, and Lady Hamilton (trans- ports) from Cork, to take troops to the Mauritius and West I ndies. Pad. tow, Dec. 4. — Arrived the Aurora, Gilchrist ...
... these few days : — Lady Be. r.o no igh, Lord Pomfret, LordKuacMOMT. Duke of Brunswick's two sons, Lady Buckincham- shirk, Lady Hamilton*, I_ady Amoott, Lord Ux- bkidce, Lord Barrymsre, &c. The uncommonly crowded houses which the Proprietor is now honoured ...
... schooners, one of them having tired seve- ral shots into her. On the following day, Captain Mr.junbar.k* spoke the -hip Lady Hamilton, from Liverpool to .New Orleans, a, .d iejtrnt Iroiii brr Commander Ihat she iiad previously been boarded by the same schooners ...
... Book- sellers : — l. Beaucha-mp's Complete JJistory of the Campai^Hs iv France and the Netherlands ; I Z. Me- moirs of Lady Hamilton; 3. Rhoda,- a Novel, by the ingenious Author of Things by their right Names, and Plain Sense ; 4. Memoirs and Correspondence ...
... 12. long. 29. 44. spoke the ship Elmarah, M*Xissack, from Calcutta, for London. Cork- Nov. 22. — Arrived the Brilliant, Lady Hamilton, Sir George Osborne, Wyton, and Albury, transports, with troops from France, last from the Downs. Whitf.y,Nov.2s. — Arrived ...
... Spoke Off Ihe 'Cape, in lat. 35. 40. S. long. 20. -Jv, the Company's ships Willh.m Pitt, and Carnatir. Spoke, Aug. 23. the Lady Hamilton, from London to the Havannah, in lat. i»8. 27t N. Aug. 29. spoke the Portuguese brig Fame, frem Buenos Ayres to Gibraltar ...
... Thomas R. Jolliffe. Chaplain to the Prince Regent Mrs. Leslie Foster, by Lady Dnfferin, Miss Hamilton, by her mother. Lady Hamilton. Miss Wigrnm, by Lady Wigram. Mrs. and Mis- Mary Cartwright. Capt. Charles Bullcn. R.N. by Sir Mark Wood. Lieut. A. M. ...
... Hyperion, arrived at Madeira the 18th ult. in eight days from Portsmouth, and sailed the following day for South America. The Lady Hamilton, Borodino, Lendon, and Defiance transports, arrived at Madeira the 20th ult. in eight days from Cork, and sailed on the ...
... ats day is puoiished, embellished with a 6ne Portrait after Komnr\, the Second l^d lion, ivith Addition:, of MRMOittS of LADY HAMILTON, with illus- Irative Anecdotes of ber most particular Friends and dis- tinguished contemporaries. -''This is a valuable ...
... Parker, Osford; J. Deightoa and Sou, Cambridge. Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton! Tiiis day are published, in _vols. Svo. extra boaids, price 11. Is. THIE LETTERS of LORD NELSON to LADY HAMILTON: with a Supplement of interesting Letiers hi ?? Distinguished ...