... CHESHIRE FARMER. Vow. 1814. fovewell & Co. very appropriately are the pub- lishers of the letters from Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton! Verstezen, tells us in his Restitation of Decayed Intelligence,” (1634,) that_a woman named Gollard Baillie, died at Paris ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...