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... 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 ...
... sons, the eldest of whom (a great grandson to fhe i Earl of Hare Wood) born in 1811, is now Marquess of Abercorn. â Lady Hamilton since married tbe Earl of Aberdeen. .â¢._¦> -â¢'- ...
... , Lady Elizabeth Montgomery, the Duchcfs Somerfct, Col. Matthew Sharp, Cape. Woodfort, and Mr. Veitch, 10,000). each.—Lady Hamilton, 1000 I. and Si. George’s Hofpitals, 50001. each. —To Gen. Pi£lon and Lord Sidmouth, 50001. each. Among the Annuities are ...
... disgraced for ever ; and, oh! shame! the fame of the immortal Nelsou is eclipsed by the vaunts of the vulgar b rt Rodgers! !! Lady Hamilton very ill at Calais.— British troops at Genoa te be sent to Malta.—660 sail of colliers in the Thames.—Prince of Neufchatel ...
... &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 ...
... use—when the acquainted him he had set fire to it himself, as he was “ airing his shirt at a candle the day before !” Lady Hamilton asserts that the letters of Lord Nelson were stolen from her; but The Edinburgh eview, very naturally observes, that, as ...
... sword,---The meeting of the Congress of Vienna de- ferred out of compliment to the English Ambassa- dor.---The celebrated Lady Hamilton has left her apartments in the King’s Bench, and taken a trip to France, regardless of bail and bailiffs !---Miss Booth ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... long robe couveive it to be the latter, ead their uu- jortunate clients believe it to be the former, Two portraits of Lady Hamilton buve been tately Ju one she adm'tted into the gallery of the Louvre. is drawn en sibyl/e; in the other, she is pleying ...
... marching orders to leave the country. Bonaparte desirous giving the low of Porto p, trail' the name Cosmopoli. The death of Lady Hamilton has occasioned anedicr example French intolerance, similar that occurred the decease of Mademoiselle Iljit.c-ourt.— seems ...
... opened another door to thr commission of the most flagitious acts. Conversing ont day, st Portici, on this subject, with Lady Hamilton, she related to me the following story, which I shail eadeavom to give in ier own words :—“ About the vear 1743, person ...