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... on a level read, upwards of 13 miles within the hour; *ail within the last two months it has been several times to Sir Charles Dance's, near Watford, a distance of 13 niles of the most hilly road near London, in one hour and 25 minutes. It has also, dragged ...
... Somerset, Kosslyn, and Thomas Cecil Lieutenant General Sir W. (Lmlon, ter -M «stor General; Sir fieorjr* Murray, and Sir Charles Dance, and er t'f military and scientific gentlemen. His Grace. Sir W. Gordon, the Ladies Percy, «Scc. had carriage attached ...
... 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 ...
... co-proprietor caused this unexpected swat. The portion which was announced is one•sixth part, which produced 1,0001; Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. The Auction Mart was crowded, and the auctioneer kept his audience in very good humour by his remarks ...
... caused this unexpected event. The portion which was s anncunced is one-sixthl part, which produced one thousand pounds Sir Charles Dance sas the purchaser. 'he Auction Slart was crowded, and the Auctioneer kept his audience in very good humour by his remarks ...
... coproprietor, caused this unexpected event. The portion for sale was one-sixth part, which produced one thousand pounds. Sir Charles Dance was the purchaser. The auctioneer instanced, as one of the advantages of the carriage propelled on the patent principle ...
... week, started this morning with a gentleman's carriage affixed behind it, containing six gentlemen (amongst whom were Sir Charles Dance and Mr. Gurncy), in addition to the usual load on the steam-carriage itself. went to Gloucester in 55 minutes, and returned ...
... cotton, silk, flhx, and other fibrous substances Communicated to him foreigner.—Dated April 26, 1X32. (Two months.) Sir Charles Dance, of Hertsboarne Manor Place, in the Parish of Bushy, in the county Hert ford, Knight, Lieutenant Colonel, for certain ...
... —At twelve o'clock on Tuesday a new steam carriage, built, as we understand, by the direction and at the expense of Sir Charles Dance, started from Lambeth for Croydon. The vehicle was constructed on the premises of Messrs. Maudsley, the eminent engineers ...
... twelve o clock on Tuesday, a new steam-carriage, buill, ss vas undersiesd, at by the directicn and ae the expense of Sir Charles Dance, Started from Lambeth, for the town of Croydon. The carriage, which assumes the apprar- ance of an omnibus, and will contain ...
... been paid by the plaintiffs into Court for interest on instalments due. Excursion orSir C. Dance’s STEAM CarrixGe.—Sir Charles Dance, accompanied by the following Gentlemen, Sir Henry Watson, K.T. S. Sit Bur- gess Camac, Mr. Babbage, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Mr ...
... other mode of raising fuuds for the repuir of churches, &e. Exrerivextar Excursiox or Sir C. Dance’s Stras. Carntace.—Sir Charles Dance, accompanied by the fol. lowing gentlemen, Sir Henry Watson, K.'l'.S., Sir Burgess Camac, Mr. Babbage, Mr. Sherman, Mr ...