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... LADY HAMILTON. A white satin petticoat, with tulle draperies, richly embroidered and tastefully disposed, and fastened with bandies of labium:lms; trait) of rich satin.striped enlist., trimmed with blond. Head-dress, feather% and diamonds. LADY DIXON ...
... LADY HAMILTON white satin petticoat, with tulle draperies, richly cni- Inoidered and tastefully disposed, and fastened with hunches l '- lahiirnains; (rain rich satin-striped «;auzc, '•nli blond. Head-dress, leathers and diamonds. ...
... NAVAL REGISTER. &err. 5. , the Lady Hamilton transport, from 'Quebec, .with troops. Passed up ° Channel the Adamant, Hutchinson, from Bombay; sailed the 6th of April. Sailed the schooner Sincerity, Christie, for St. Auden); and Ludes, Rossiter, for Baltimore ...
... —[London Paper. LORD NELSON’S COCKSWAIN. 'hen the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed at Palermo, Nelson’s Cockswain seat very active in conveying them up to the Ambassador’s hotel. Lady Hamilton addressed the man, she presented him with moidorc, and then ...
... NAVAL REGISTER. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14. Arrived the Lady Hamilton, Young, from London for America;. Lady Maelcworth, Robson, from London`for Barbadoes; and John, Binnington, from London for Miramichi Sailed the Martha, Driver, from India for London; Prancis ...
... Foster, by Lady Dufferin. :Hiss Butler, by her mother, Lady Duller. Miss Webb, by Lady Rem. Miss Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton. bliss Wigram, by Lady Wigram. Mrs. Cartwright, and Miss Mary Cartwright, by the Dowager Countess of Ilchester. Capt. Buller ...
... liarl and Countess of Glasgow and family, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Hi.li.ies and family, ill Conduit-street, from Bath; Lady Hamilton, from Bath, i„ Baker-street; Viscount Glen. north, from his seat in I relaud ; Mrs. Rice, from Dover; and Sir George Pigott ...
... ?? House, in Yorkshire; Mr. a ijd Mrs.-.Cairter. for Ramsgate; Mrs. and Mi>» Lambert', for Bmadstajrt } Sir John and Lady Hamilton, for Tuubridge Welfc. ...
... their charge several prisoners from Portchester Castle A detachment of the 76tb tegiment has also embarked iu the ship Lady Hamilton, for Quebec, and sailed yesterday. Arrived, the ship Cornwall, Bines, from Loudon, out to Quebec, and sailed on Tuesday; ...
... with ditto for Gibraltar and Malta. Also the Hope ana Alexander, for Quebec. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14. Wind S.E.—Arrived the Lady Hamilton Youso, from London for America; Lady Macwo rth, Iton- SON, from London for Barbadoes; un.l John, BIN' NINGTON from London ...
... suonhom.d to attend their patient at the Priory. The Noble Lord sutimed much previous to his demise.— The Marehiohees and Lady Hamilton, his datiehter, were preeent. Ily the death of Nobleman, the Marquisate bine Mond becomes vacant. Early 00 Wednesday morning ...
... board.the Sir George Osborne and Aorora tragsix)rts;, and the 29th Regiment is now embarking on board the Brilliant and Lady Hamilton. transports, for Ireland. • • Five o'cleek.—The Stranger and the Urania ars just getting under weiol. RAMSGATE, Nov. 12 ...