...He expired in his wife's arms, holding Nelson by the hand ; and almost in his last words left her to his protection ; requesting him that he would see...who do not say, «' amen." Sir William's pension, of 1200L a year, ceased with his death. Nelson applied to Mr. Addington in Lady Hamilton's behalf, stating...

...Southey, " in liis wife's arms, holding iNelson by the hand : and, almost in his last words, left her to his protection; requesting him that he would see justice...the government, as he knew what she had done for her couutry. He left him her portrait in enamel, calling him his dearest friend," &c. &c. &c. When the...

...in his last words, left her to his protection; requesting him that he would see justice done her hy the government, as he knew what she had done for her...him her portrait in enamel, calling; him his dearest friend,7' d_ D o «c. &c. &c. When the war was renewed, Nelson was sent to take the command of the...

...Southey, " in his wife's arms, holding. Nelson by the hand : and, almost iu his last words, left her to his protection ; requesting him that he would see justice done her by the government, as lie knew what she had done for her country. He left him her portrait iu enamel, calling him hie dearest...

...He expired in his wife's arms, holding Nelson by the hand ; and almost in his last words left her to his protection ; requesting him that he would see...with these words : " God bless him, and shame fall OH those who do not say amen." Sir William's pension, of £1200 a year, ceased with his death. Nelson...

...expired/ in his wife's arms, holding Nelson by the hand ; and almost in his last words left her to his protection ; requesting him that he would see...loyal, and truly brave character he had ever known. The oodicil, containing this bequest, concluded with these words : " God bless him, and shame fall on those...

...have for his lordship ; the most virtuous, loyal, and truly brave character, I have ever met with. God bless him ! and shame fall on those who do not say — Amen !" Little more than five weeks after the decease of his regretted friend, Lord Nelson accepted the...

...He expired in his wife's arms, holding Nelson by the hand ; and almost in his last words left her to his protection ; requesting him that he would see...had done for her country. He left him her portrait ittenamel, calling him his dearest friend; the most virtuous, loyal, and truly brave Character he had...

...have for hi$ Lordihip: th? m>->*t virtuous, loyal, and truly hrs\e character I have ever met with. God bless him, and shame fall on those who do not say — Amen." Moreover, Lord Nelson's letters to Lady Hamilton, ardent as they latterly were, are written much more...

...Southey, " in his wife's arms, holding Nelson by the hand, and almost in his last words left her to his protection, requesting him that he would see justice done her by the government, as ho knew what she had done for the country. He left him her portrait in enamel, calling him his dearest...