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... our Town Councillors are all old women. There amongst them one Mann, WHO AND WHAT WAS LADY HAMILTON ? tFrom Eraser's Magazine of November, 1847J The second Lady Hamilton, remarkably fine-grown woman, had been a servant-girl in Wales. She removed to London ...

... Sefton. the Countess of Lathom, the Countess of Dalbousie, Lady Balfour of Bur- leigh, Lady Mary Sandon, Lady Edwards-Moss, Lady Hamilton, Lady Barclay Wal ker, MBrs. William lathboue, &c. The company began to arrive about nine o'clock, and towards midnight-when ...

... foundation -and as, false as all the former accusations of the traducers ef her Royal Highness's honour in the year 1806c Lady ?? Hamilton is further commanded to say, that dignified silence would have-been the line of conduct the Princess would have preserved ...

... atn a dead man, Hardv, said he: a I am gaing fitst:-it will be allovgrwith me soo h (snme snearer to me. Let my dear Lady Hamilton tl .have my hair, and all other things belonging t9 me. n }ardy obseried, that he hoped -Mr. Beatty could ygt'hold out ...

... go courage of guilelosness-Sper. a(or. of The Queen has granted a pension of £100 per annum ir- on the Civil List, to Lady Hamilton, the wife of Sir W. Fly Hamilton, Professor of Logic and Metaphysics in the 'as University of Edinburgh, and a valuable ...

... Coun-es of Sefton, the Ear of HarrowbVy. the Earl and Countess of Derby. the Earl and Countess of Latborn, Lord Claud and Lady Hamilton, and the ?? Mr. J. it Besa Adam) and Mrs. Adam. in order tbat the dancers should thoroughly ent:y thenselves, splendid ...

... second and general meeting of Conservatives will be held at the Beacon Halls Wavertree-road, when Lord Claud Hamilton and Lady Hamilton will be present to lid goodbye to theoonstitnency. The adopted candidate will also speak-, whoever he may ta. The Liberals ...

... held to-night at the club in Irvine-street, and subse- quently in Beacon Hall Wavertree-road, at both of which Lord and Lady Hamilton will be pre- sent. Sir James Poole returned frorm London last evening, It is stated in a telegram we have received that ...

... (Grenze), The Broken Pitcher (Greuze). re The Countess of Oxford (Hoff°,4 Countess -he of Ble'engton (Lawrence), Lady Hamilton a5 the Spinning Wheel (Romne,) Madame __ Resaniier (avid Mrs. Braddyll (Reynolds), IL The Artist and Her Daughter ...

... by the Duchess of 'Bedford, Mistress of the Robes'; e Duchess Dowager' of'Roxbnrghe, Lady of the Bed- e chamber* Hon. Lady Hamilton Gordon, Woman of i the Bedeenber; and the Hfon EvelynePaget and a Hon. Frances DrinmmondMaids of ~nouLr.-ourt 1 Journal ...

... amilton, who desired to bid a formal fare- well to his late constituents. The room was crowded, and the noble lord and Lady Hamilton, iwho accompanied him, were greeted on entering with the utmost enthusiasm. The chair was occu- pied by Mr. L. H. Cookson ...