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... immediately him, and prefemed the freedom of the , lime ago voted to him for his eminent his Country. I a:. Sir Win. and Lady Hamilton, ar- tl,e fame packet, from Hamburgh. arrived by the fame packet, which lings but little news from the Continent. ?? ftate ...
... -1 'HAT HOUSE No. 67, in Queen Street which '1 belonged to the -late Wm. Tait, advocate,Esq t presently possessed by Lady Hamilton Dalrymple, con E sisting of eighteen fire-rooms, wine cellar within the house fitted up with catacombs, three other cellars ...
... of Public Arms, by Fox Davim and Crookes, £3 net, for S2 2s. The Shelley, Concordance, by ElliS, 2es met, for l0s. Emma Lady Hamilton. by Hitdr. Gamlin, withPortralts, ?? Binding slightly soiled, i5s. Grtbeis Smiths Stmathendrick. 3as net, for 2li. P. L ...
... Public Arms, by Fox Davies and Crookee. £3-3s net. for9 £2ai. The Shelley Conoordance, by Ellie, 25s net, for 10s. Emmsa Lady Hamilton, by Hilda Gamlin, with Portraits, U. Bindiug slightly rolled, 1us. Gathrie Smith's Strathendrick, 369 net, for 2Is. It ...
... 0 10 0 Miss Huoter Blair, Walket Street . 5 0 0 Miss Maure, sea., Albyn Place . 5 0 0 Miss Mure, jun., do. . . 2 0 0 Lady Hamilton, Manor Place . 0-10 0 F. Colquhonn, Esq. do. . . 0 10 0 Mrs Nearn, Shirra Bank . . 1 0 0 Lord Glenlec . . . 33 0 Messrs ...
... kitchen fioor, with double coach- t house a'nd stables, &c. lately the property of William Tait, E4q and now possessed by Lady Hamilton Dal- .rympie. It is in-the division--of Queen's Street betwixt Castle F and Charlotte Street, -which is not to be equalled ...
... Countess of Lraderdale, Lady Wellwooil Moncreiff, Countess of Dalhousie, Lady Hope of Pinkie, ConntessofLrven&iMolville Lady Hamilton of Preston, Countess of Dunmore, Lrdy Clerk of Penicitdk. Countess of Ho?'petoun, Lady Rinloch of Gilmuerton, C Coentess ...
... Derbyshire.la The Rev. flenrr Carv, Oxford. Jthe Dr. Pitcairn, 14, Heanot Row. anc MEpr Grace thu Duclness of Gordon. oat Lady Hamilton. Lady Langharn. ebt. La~dy Home. gra Lads Merjoribanlss. Inc Lady Sandforsl. Pr( Mrs. Archid. Trotter, &c. I Miss L. hasbeen ...
... -S. Molus, Blot, and Brewster, on J Light.-4 Missionaries Letters on the Nicobar Islands.-5. Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton, &c.-6. Mont- gomery's World before the FlODC-7. Buihby'g Lucretius.- a. Travels through Norway, Lapland, .&c.9. D'Arbley's ...
... do. . . 0 5 0 J. S. More, 19, do. I 1 0 0 Thomnas B. Johnstone, 40, do. * 01 E. S. Gordon, 20, do. I 1 0 0 Sir Vim. and Lady Hamilton, 1, do. I 1 0 0 Wim. Younig, Esq. 55, do. (J. 10 6 R. E. Scott, Esq. 57, do. ..0 5 0 J. Sang, Esq. 6 1, do 0 5 0 William ...
... Sionerieff - 2 0 0 No, 4 Danube Street - 2 0 Ties Hon. Charles P. Stuart - 20 0 0 John Gibson, junior, E sq., W.S. 5 0 0 Lady Hamilton, I 1 Great King S t. 3 3 0 C o nelHng1MoririesonrI-I.E.LC.S 10 0 0 Miss iorriesonl - - - 1 0 0 Mies E. Pryce - - 1 1 0 ...
... Admiral. It was Fainted for Nel- son himself, by Head, while the Fleet lay off Plymouth, and .efterwards presented to Lady Hamilton, at whose death it came into the possession of the present Proprietor. CANAL COAL SCOW TO BE SOLD, a Bargain, For particulars ...