... LORD NELSON AND LADY HAMILTON. We see a spare form now ; a weary, anxious look ; a small-topped head ; a mouth that shuts up tightly, and forms with itself and chin the smallest part by far of a long thin face that, to be symmetrical, should be dividtd ...

... Mr. Pitt, Lord Castlereagh Marquis Wellesley, Mr. Wilberforce, With a Correspondence with Lady HAMILTON respecting NELSON and his daughter,and with the Recollections of MSS ROSE respecting SEWS'S Attempt on the Duke of CUMBERLAND'S Life. Edited by the ...

... for h a s t C e o ff u e r o t t c . o nsi s ti n Whorlg revictualling Lady Hamilton went to the Queen and tained the Royal assent. This act, one of duty on the part of Lady Hamilton to her husband, was made by Nelson ground for his attachment to her, and ...

... Esq. and Mrs. Bosanquet, at ditto; Lieut.-Col. R. Hildyard, at ditto ; Rev. Godfrey Wright, at ditto; Sir Edward and Lady Hamilton, in Nottingham-place, from Hastings; Lieut.-Gen. Buller, in Gloucester-place, from the Earl of Westmorland's, Northamptonshire ...

... on the following rejoinder. The lady in question does not believe herself to be the daughter of Lady Hamilton. She repudiates the idea that Lady Hamilton was either directly, or indirectly related to her. It is her firm conviction that Mr. Pettigrew is ...

... to that effect. When his fleet off Sicily Wan t rev i c t ua lling Lady Hamilton w en t t o t h e Queen and tained the Royal assent. This act, one of duty on the P ta of Lady Hamilton to her husband, was ma d e b y N e l s on ti ground for his attachment ...

... Octavo, price Half-a-Guinea in boards ; embellished with strikng Likenesses of Mr: Angerstein, the Margravine, Sir R. Peel, Lady Hamilton, the Duke of Queensberry, Mr. Pye, Dr. Knox, Major Rennel, General Paoli, and the Marquis Wellesley ; MEMOIRS of PUBLIC ...

... Lord and Lady Dundas, for Yorkshire; Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. Lady Hamilton, and Mr. Hamilton, 3d Guards, from Foley-place, for Iping, Sussex; Rear-Admiral Sir Edward and Lady Hamilton and family, from Nottingham-place, for a tour ou the Continent; ...

... the statement so confidently expressed, that Horatic, the acknowledged daughter of Lord Nelson, was also the child of Lady Hamilton. Yet, notwithstanding the reason I had for believing the contrary, I did not at first consider it worth while to contradict ...

... Raggett's Hotel, Doverstreet, from Brighton; Wm. Colville, Esq., at ditto, from the Continent; Admiral Sir Edward and Lady Hamilton, from a tour in, North Wales; and Mrs. Charles Morris and family, in Portman square, from Great Malvern ; Sir Charles Scudamore ...

... statement so confidently expressed, that Horatia, the acknirwledged daughter of Lord Nelson, was also the child of Lady Hamilton. Yet, notwithstanding the reason I had for believing the contrary, I did not at first co nsider it worth while to contradict ...

... Payne, Esq., formerly of Bond-street, London, aged 65. On the sth inst., in Baker-street, Portman-square, Emily Sophia Lady Hamilton, widow of the late Lieut.- General Sir John Hamilton, Bart., G.C.T.S., aged $6. On the 4th inst., Mr. Thomas Carter, of ...