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... 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 ...
... and small piano-forte,, a haEr, a collection of pictures, in which are three by Opie, and the celebratiA portrait of Lady • Hamilton, library of books, and a large book-case, wardrobe of linen, eighteen four-posand tield'bedsteads, with chintz and dimity ...
... by La dy Dufferin. Miss Butler, by her mother, Lady Bu:lcr. Miss . Webb. by Lady Rous. Miss Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton. Miss Wigra .m, by Lady Wigram. Mrs. Cartwright nod Miss Mary Cartwright, by the DOlvtger uutess of lichester. Captain ...
... Liverpool; Re becca, Faulkner, for Plymouth.—Remain in the Downs, the Albury, Aurora, Brilliant, Sir George Osborne, and Lady Hamilton, transports, Waiting to take in troops for rreland. Yesterday, an . Inquest was taken at thn Mitre Tavern, Islington, on ...
... the coast, was yesterday completed at Deal, tip-it of the 29th f foot avvassiLlasro commenced on board the Brilliant and Lady Hamilton transports, a ft e r which the 7th and 23d Light, in fantry will proceed to the same point purpose and destination. RIDGWAY ...
... , ld , from Quebec on the 2d of August, in Company With . Wiittt pecuniary compensation sllon s i: o - : the Alfred, Lady Hamilton, and Alburytransport§; ! equivalent to . the privilege the tot , Passed the 'Monarch; for London, in the River, on the ...
... under his care, the heat has seldom . also the Albuty, Brilliant, Sir George ()borne, arid exceeded 99 or leio degrees. Lady Hamilton, transports, still wititinglo talk The typhus fever, in this simple form, with which , t roo ps to I r eland,: nearly ...
... shifted her ballast oil Portland ; also the Aurora, Fame, John, Dgenee , Borodino, Alhury, tillisnt , Alfred, Wy ton, and - Lady Hamilton (transports), from Cork, to tak e troops to the Mauritius and West ladies. LIVERPOOL, Dee. 4.—Arrived the Mai-gal; of ...
... 1 Miss Cunnynghame - 11 0 W. A. Cininvngliame, Esq. - 1 1 0-4 1 Sir William Clayton - - Sir H. 1). Hamilton - - 1 1 0 Lady Hamilton - - 1 1 0 _. , I e.-5 5 0 1 1 0 1 1 0-2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 . --. .. 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0-3 1 • •• • . . , ...
... te n at g l r -l a t i )::re , l l l l i ;d id harp; a idlection of pictures, in which ey - the peleh,attd portrait of Lady Hamilton, 1ib,': 3 10 4 anti a large - book-case, wardrobe linen, ei 4 !;,„jaf .and field bedsteads, with,cinntz and i1“ „ ,•,. ...
... which could be found after a very Inintwsearch, Lady Ingleby was permitted, though Married; to assume and bear the name of Lady HaMilton, by a license of this Court. The LORD,CIIANCELLOR.-But Cor what object was that name as:mined? Was there a forfeiture in ...
... George Hencage E. - 41. Hall; LineOhishre iis ti Major Gen. - 11trckliouse • -- 1 0 Rev. John Robins,iii .. - ---; 1 0. Lady Hamilton, ID, Baker qtreet, Portman square 1 ICt den. M'Creagh, C. B. and K. T. S. - 1 1 6 Mrs. M'Creagh, 8, Fitzroy street ' 1 ...