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... 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/ ...
... Duchess of Somerset, 10,0001. independent of th.c Duke.— Countess of Diinmore, 10.0001. — Lady Ann Hamilton, 10,0001 -Lady Hamilton, 5001. per arm. and 10001. By a former codicil it stood 10001. per arm. and 20001.— Gen. | Charles Crawford, IO.OOOI.— ...
... sum iif2onoool.• 3. The Duchess of Soinerset t independent of Duke.. 4. •Countess of Dunmore, 5. Lady Aiu Hamilton, Lady Hamilton, !,nol: pi t , annum, and 1,000. — try a further -codicil it stoott 1 , 1 01. per annum, and 2,n0u1. 7. General Charles ...
... fum. To Mr. Douglas, 150,0001. To Colonel Thomas, ao,oool. T Mr. James, 10.0001. To Lady William Gordon, lO.ocol. To Lady Hamilton, 10001. and 7001. 1 year for her lite. To Sir James Montgomerie, 10.0001. To Mr. Peie Elifee, 50001. Countefsof- Dunmore ...
... 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 ...
... Somerset, 10,0001. inidependent ] of the D)uke t 4. Countess of Dunmore, 10,(00fl. S Lady William Gordon, 10.0001. f 6 Lady Hamilton, 5001. per annum, and 1000l.; by a former codicil it stood 10001. per annum, and 20001. . 7. General Charles Craufuird ...
... Lord and Lndy LcvE-n • r,L tlc. e. di, Mrs. Iv.. invi Sutton, Lad) M. lS ' ' , l.ord Erskine, Lord Bathurst, Lord and Lady Hamilton, Miss Bailer, Mr. Arbuthnot, Rev. M Bowen, Viscount and iscountess Mcrpedi, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond. From hrisimas Eve, net ...
... , froti Suffolk; Lord ht. John. from Wiudsnr ; Lord St. Helens, from Windsor; Lord Guern- sey, from Sussex; Lord tuid Lady Hamilton, in Grosvenor- sq;iarc, from tite Priory; the three Ladies Thyuue, from Windsor; Sir ohn and Lady Harrington, in Berke ...
... MaJjr >n. Mad.it.e. Elli It, Mrs ••••« Llizee, . Ftticasile, Lady Susan Fitzpatrick,Gen. . Mfcl). Gordon, Lord Wm. Gordon. Lady Hamilton, Lady Ann.., -.- Hamilton, I lev. F. Haydon, (Jiorjje Hatnillon, l*ady Jackson, Murk, porter James, >n. Ketleri Ige, John ...
... Lady Elii. lvioutgomery, the Iltichess of Somerset, Col. Matthew sharp, OITA. Woodford, and Mr. Veitch, 10,0001. each. . Lady Hamilton, 1( OA. and 9;01. per annum. -Lock and St. deoile's Hospitals, 50001. each. - To Gen. Pictori :Wu Lord - Sidmouth, 50001 ...
... Elizabeth Montgomery, the Duchefs of Somerfet, Colonel Matthew Sharp, Captain Woodfyrd,'and Mr. Veitch, to,oool. each; Lady Hamilton toool. and per annum; Lock and St. George's Hofpitals 50001. each; , to General Pidon and Lord Sidmouth soool. each; the ...
... FERHARI. This was. its first introduction, and we may add, that it met with unqnalified approbation. Madame CATALANI end Lady 'HAMILTON sung several duets with uncommon tarre and expression. This delightful -treat commenced at the hour of ten, and concluded ...