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... the Rev. Francis Cookson, of a daughter. On the 16th inst. in Upper Gower-street, London, the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Sir Charles Dance, of a daughter. Same day, at Barham Court, Kent, the Lady of the Hon. Charles Noel Noel, of daughter. MARRIAGES. On Monday ...
... steam power on common roads settled for ever. Previous to shirting for Bath, it was examined in action at Colonel Sir Charles Dance s, Hertsbourne, Hertfordshire, in presence of some of the moat distingnished Government authorities: and upon this trial ...
... Co-Pro- prietor caused thk unexpected event- The portion wbich was announced is one-sixth part, which produced 10901. Sk Charles Dance waa the purchaser. The Auction Mart waa crowded, and the Auctioneer kept hk audience k very geod humour by hk remarks on ...
... co-proprictor caused this unexpected event. The portion which was announced is one 'sixth part, which pro-1 duced j£1,000; Sir Charles Dance was the pur-1 chaser.--C/oflc. . Mr. J. Priest, watch and clock maker, has nearly completed a working model of a steamengine ...
... caused this unexpected event. The portion which was announced is one-sixth part; it produced one thousand pounds, and Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. The Auction Mart was crowded, and the Auctioneer kept his audience very good humour by his remarks on ...
... complaint and opposition, the ordinary mode living.— Rcfcrtory of Pakntt. Experimental Sir C. Dance's Steam Carriage.—Sir Charles Dance, ace the, following gentlemen, Sir Henry Watson, KT'.S , Sir Camac, Mr. Babbage, Mr. Sherman, Mr. M.indslay, Mr. Chaplin ...
... introduction of leg slelegides into their anneal Conference* —Christian Advocate. STEAM COACH EXCURSION TO GREENWICH. —Sir Charles Dance's steam carriage started on Saturdsy morning at eleven o'clock, from Wellington Street, Strand, for Greenwich, taking 17 ...
... inst. ; and the Court will go out of mourning on Sunday, the 3d of November. Steam Carriage.—On Saturday morning, Sir Charles Dance's steam carriage started from Wellington-street, Strand, to ply regularly between the metropolis and Greenwich, taking ...
... risen ss. per ton pigs, and manufactured. Nearly £4OO hava been already subscribed in London for Joseph Lancaster. Sir Charles Dance's steam-carriage started on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, from Wellingtonstreet. Strand, for Greenwich, taking ...
... will be length pat the test through the '•* etipe-ndiiury lurieyvn, bufurv the parinhimirrs means of the engine of Sir Charles Dance* ir report til., same. Tliu ore'ounts appear to your com- WHITBY AND PICKBRING RAILWAY.—The wince pcrfecrlv com et, and ...
... through the nacaus of the engine of Sir Charles Dance. 11is saud wist & vun ber of engineers and gentlemen iwterest d in the improvement of the means of conveyance on tie Holybead | road Lave hired Sur Charles Dance’s carriage lor a journcy l to B'raungham ...
... steam carriage, between ram and the metropolis, will be at length put to the test through the means of the engine of Sir Charles Dance. A earpenter, named Patrick, had gone to the British Museum to ask for work. He had not been more than five minutes on ...