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... Horatio is not. Lady Hamilton's daughter. One who knows most of Lord NMlon's secrets told me many years ?? is as much Lady Hamilton's child as I am I She Is the daughter of a wvolnan of high rank; a woman infinitely superior to Lady Hamilton In morals and ...
... that' Ndlson's coronet,-it 'pppoas that ?? present 1itrl Is about to raise a montroeref to the nmentory of tie outraged Lady Hamilton. It is ?? b'er her name, whir this insearntiaf He' t6a6 nwithout khha !rOnra yell, lot Iriao first cast a stone at he-' ...
... yourself once about Mies Trevor, take oara you don't do it again about Lady Hamilton.' Isn't that it, Hilda? But do not be afraid, he added. As I told you before you came here, Lady Hamilton is the wife of a man who honours me with his friendship. But an ...
... a multi- t tude of after ?? of England Review. TaE LAsT DAYs OF LADY HAMILTON.-It is, perhaps, t hardly necessary to add that all the good and great peo- ?? who flocked round Lady Hamilton during the lifetime t of Nelson became all at once shocked at the ...
... matrimony? bri said Lady Hamilton sniling,eddressing Jerviseafterthey vie t d ;a.- ?? ?? wzli=ynaxb. jects, answered Horace Jervis, and he looked at f1: BildaI wo turned her head slightly away. be Aud wlen? c,, tinuted Lady Hamilton. Ihope th you don't ...
... reasons, replied Hayward. For one thing it can do no good; for another, you are now Lady Hamilton. Isabel shrugged her fine shoulders. Yes, she said, I am Lady Hamilton. I have the title and money for which I sacrificed you. Hayward absolutely gave ...
... Longfellow realised £3 and £,2 respectively, while one from General Lee brought in £13. Two letters from Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton sold for £29 and .£28. Ono from Alexander Pope anent his transalation of Romer fetched .£12, and a petition in the handwriting ...
... them, but she sav that he was not. Lord George E or approached her with a few com. ?? and feeling words. , ?? thing, Lady Hamilton, he midis. lil answered lsabel,wondering all the S whe Si r G eorge could be. Oilsoi srg ue was rd idng at that moment ...
... Sir George atid the beautiful Lady Hamilton, were all nipped in the bud. He wvent to the Park, however, to receive the bride and bridegroom, and was waiting on the terrace when they arrived. ' Welcome boues Lady Hamilton, he said, opening the carriage ...
... him; e'he ?? be our chosen guests, Hilda I he an. I w d wvith his frank sweet smile. The sick and a sr gdear.~-an~d Lady Hamilton is both sick and t *rrvig, Let UF take her to our home ? So they took the fei'er-stricken woman home. Marion a Msrston ...
... Devonshire, Duirby and Joan, Old , Woman who lived in a shloe with her children, I fishernmon, Three Graces and Fonr Seasons, Lady Hamilton, rose-pole dancers, Buffalo Bill, Dick I Turpin, Princess Fairies, Grace Darling (Miss I Hodson) in a boat on a Inrry, ...
... his desk after the battle of pool, Trafalgar, and broughit to Lady Hamilton by Captain ?S- Hardy. It sold for £23. Lot 439, a very characteristic von- letter, also written to Lady Hamilton, and dated Victory, sre- February 18, 1805, containing the following ...