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... War-Office, July, 1822. 0,l Ilc'iment of Life-Guards.—Major Roderick NeiT, from the 84th Foot, to be Major, vice Sir Charles Dance, who exchanges. Lieut. Hugh Wm. Barton to bo Captain, by purchase, vice Wyndham, promoted in the 67 garnet and Sub-Lieutenant ...
... London/* MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ojjice, J \)lh ///, Regiment Life-Guani*..— Neill, from the 8 lib Fool, Major, vice Bir Charles Dance, who exchanges. Lieut. Hugh Wtn. Barton to lie Captain, purchase, vice Wyndbam, promoted in the b7tb Foot.— Cornet and ...
... Mrs. Langdale. of daughter. At bis house. Merry-hill, Busbey. Herts, on Thursday ha, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Dance, of snn- On the 21st of November last, at Colombo, in the of Ceylon, the Lady of Heory Matthews, Esq., Advocate Fiaeel ...
... thrust the papers into his coat pocket, and went away.— Chrnnicle. Bow —This morning amongst the night charges was a Mr. Charles Dance, brought Bond, junior, charged with assaulting Mr. Charles Molloy \Testmacott. Mr. Wastmacott appeared attended his solicitor ...
... Lords i’iuroy ret, Ilos.»lyn, Thomas Cecil; Liout.-Gencial Sir W. Gordon, Quarter-master General ; Sir Geo. Morrav, Sir Charles Dance, and number of military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladits Percy, See, had carriage attached ...
... I‘itzroy Somerset, Kosslyn, and Thomas Cecil Lieutenant General Sir Gordon, Qiiartir-master-General ; Sir George Murray, Sii Charles Dance, and a number of military and scientic gentlemen. His Grace, Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Rercy, &c. had a taiii>ge attached ...
... held Levee on Thursday, at the Horse Guards, which was attended by Lieutenant General Bonham, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Dance, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J. Hamilton, Lieutenant Col. Ironmonger, Major Leslie, Lieutenant-Colonel M*Donald, Colonel William ...
... co-proptietor caused this unexpected event. The portion which wa* announced is on*-sixtb part, which produced 1,000/. ; Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. Dr. Chalmers, who attained a deserved reputation as a preacher among our northern neighbours yesterday ...
... Author of the Corn AND PAPERS BY Miss Jewsbury W. J. Law Rhymes’ Charles Lamb Rev Hobart CHunter The Author of London Charles Dance in the Olden Time’ The Author of The Do- J. Hamilton Reynolds minie’s Legacy’ Ritchie Reynolds The Ettrick Shepherd The ...
... usual interesting Miscellanea; and, in addition, ORIGINAL PAPERS and POEMS by Allan Cunningham, The Author of Corn Laws Charles Dance, Rhymes,” T. K. Hervcy, The Author of The Thomas Hood, O'Hara Tales,” Mary Howitt, The Author of Paul Pry,” William Howitt ...
... Newenham Hoare, of Limerick, of a daughter. the 'st instant, at Hertsbnume Manor-place, the lady of Lieutenant. Colonel Sir Charles Dance, of a *OO, which survived his birth only a few hours. the Ist instant, In Patrick-strec*, Kilkenny, the lady of the Rev ...
... Newenham Hoare, of Limerick, of a daughter. On the instant, at Hcrtsboume Manor-place, the ladv ofl.ieutenant- ColonelSlr Charles Dance, of a son, which survived his birth only few hours. On the Ist instant, in Patrick-strcet, Kilkenny, the lady of the Rev ...