... Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Qaarter-Master General; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, &c. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, Stc. h-d a carriage attached, and rode round the yard. Afterwards a waggon ...

... Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and large number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c., had a carriage ...

... Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quartermaster General ; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a number of military and scientific Gentle- men. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c. had a carriage attached ...

... Fitzroy Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter- Muster General; Sir Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a large number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c. had carriage ...

... chanism to his Grace. After which a barouche was attached to it, containing the Dnke, Sir W. Gordon, Sir G. Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and some Ladies. Mr. Gurney then took the helm of the steamer and drove the party for half an hour round the ground al ...

... Fitzroy Somerset, Rosslyn, and Cecil ; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General; Sir George Money, Sir Charles Dance, &c. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, B‘..c. had a cerrirge attached, and rode round the yard,. Afterwards a ...

... 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 ...

... Lords Fitzroy, Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas Lieut-General Sir W. Gordon, Quartermaster General; Sir Geo. Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Indies Percy, &c. had a carriage attached ...

... Fitzroy Somerset, Rosslyn, and Thomas ; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a large number of military and seienti6c gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c. had A carriage ...

... Fitzrov Somerset Rosslvn, and Thomas Cecil; Lieutenant-General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General; Sir George Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and large number military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir Gordon, the Ladies Percy, See. had a carriage attached ...

... Lards Fitzroy Somer eU Rossi.n. and Thomas (.Veil; nanT-(»ener»l S:r . ft »rdon, Qnarter- General Sir George Murray, S»r Charles Dance, and large number of military and >cit*n iric irenilemen. His Grase, Sir \V i, tne Ladies Per. y, &c. had carriage ailadwd ...

... Someriet, ROsslyn, and Thomas C ecil ; Lieutenant - General Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-Master General ; Sir Georg e Murray, Sir Charles Dance; and a large number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, &c. had a carriage ...