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... OFFI(CE-July 19. 1822. e3 Regiment of Life Guards-Major Roderickr Macneill. front the 84th forn, to bc Mijor, vice Sir Charles Dance, whl Xcalenges; dated Dtcember 29. 18 1.-Lieutenint -lugh v diaiani B4rton to be Captain, by piarchase, vice `okyndhirrlt ...
... Rosslyn, and 'I'honias Cecil; . Lieu'Eent General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter.MasteirGene0 n( ral, Sir George Mlurray, Sir Charles Dance, and a largetnum.. ber fOiitinir; and ascientific gentlemen. Hid Grace, Sir W Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c., had a carriage ...
... Somerset, Ilnss- Ivn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir \V. Gordon, Quarter-Master-General, Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and large number ol military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir VV. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &e., had a carriage ...
... -Colonel Sir Charles Dance, which shows that, in Air Gurney's powerful invention, economy, in every respect, has been one very great object of his successful experiments. CoDV of a Letter addressed to Lientenant-Colonel Sir Charles Dance, by William Cranwshay ...
... Theatres —the usual Miscellaneous Information—with ORIGINAL PAPERS AND POEMS BV Allan Cunningham The Author of the Rent Charles Dance Dar T. K. Hervey TheAuthoroftLe' Bride’s Thomas Hood Tragedy’ Mary Hovitt The Author of Paul William Howitt Pry’ Leigh ...
... of in locomo- tive engines on common roads seem to be completely overcome; and much praise is due to the patentee, Sir Charles Dance, for his uniform attention and eiterprise in perfecting an invention of such national utility. We understand it is intended ...
... complained of in locomotive engines on common roads seem to be completely over- ome; and much praise due to the patentee, Sir Charles Dance, for his uniform attention and enterprise in perfecting an invention of such national utility. We understand it intended ...
... . ' .- _•^ '• - _••• • - i ; i _7-- _' - _*^ _-i _' ' ' _' ' ; . _• f . _; - _••! - ' ' _^ ' Steam _Carriage—Sit Charles _Dance ' s omnibus propelled by stesm , ' _again . took _three-trips _yesterday _; irom _Wellington _street to . _Greenwich : ...
... _through tlie means of the engine of Sir Charles Dance . It is said _that a number ' of engineers and gentlemen interested in _the improvement of the means _ofconveyanceionthe Holy head road have hired Sir Charles _Dance's carriage for a journey to _Birmingham ...
... as they have not been attendel with fatal results we refrain from giving ?? Herald. THE BirtaIIMNHAM STEvCi TRIP..-Sir Charles Dance's steam carriage wvas on Thursday removed from the premises of IrMaudcsley, the engineer, in 8 the Westminster Road, to ...
... SIR CHARLES DANCES'S STEAM CARRIAGE. (From the Sun.) This carriage started from Loudon on Friday meraing on an experimental trip to Birmingham. The journey was , undertaken at ths instaace of i several scientific men by whom the veitielewas wed Fir the ...
... hard level roads ; but they have never entirely overcome the difficulties of bad roads, or lonit and steep ascents. Sir Charles Dance ran his carriage to Greenwich and back, which is almost level ground all the way ; but he failed in attempting lung journey ...