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... has engaged Brecon Angiefey Walter Miss Caermarthen Cardigan Hugh § ames t Pansy Ross Carnarvon fugh E (being her first appearance David | sox, Denbigh Flint aral Pertoriners of the first Glamorgan John Vi dbya Band euperior to any Merioneth G, Grit London ...
... and frraant. Oircet to the Rea. A. B. », Bennct-ftrect, Bath. HOUSES in BATH, Urge Yard, and Wmrthtuiti, extending the Hiker Arm ; Ute the EUnte of Mr. JOSEPH WALTER, Cabinet-Maker. FOR SALE by AUCTION, in One Lot, without Rdcrre, at the Ariyk-Tavern and ...
... to-morrow in the Houfeof Commons, by the Secretary War, for improving the defence of the country, is faid to relate the training to arms the whole population the State. All males, from 45, arc be called out on fet days to learn the ufc of the mufket, and the outlines ...
... which has not vet been accurately afeertained.——A letter from Dover, dated Nov- 3, however, lays, The Admiral Mitchcl hired armed cutter, Lieut. Sheppard, this pan, is juft arrived, vety much fluttered, in conSequence of an aftion fought her with a French ...
... Re*, j. William*, archdeacon Cardigan. »Wb. Taitt, efq;ni Cardiff, U> Mifa Mary Mangall, of Jcrniynft reel.—Mr. lone*, of Putiry-Cuurt, near Ledbury, Mifa Smith, of Hall- Court, Hetefordnilt*.—At Cheltenham, the Re*. John Dolphin, to Mifa MoHinfoo, daughter ...
... Radnor, march by Stratford, upon Banbury. Monmouth, Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, and part cf Cardigan, march by Glocelter—and the remaining part Cardigan, upon Bur/ord. Four-fifths only of the establishment of each corps of infantry are to be called ...
... Beans 70s Oats to 32s MARRIED At Mr H of Berwick St John Wiltshire to Miss Boorn of Pauncefoot-hill Hants At St George’s church Hanover-square Capt Sir Edw HamiltoVfi of the Navy Miss Macnamara dau John esq of Baker-street Portman-square DIED— 40th the ...
... Summerliill the county of Cork Miss Anna Forster daughter o W Foster late Cloger the Hon John Foster Chancellor the Irish Exchequer On Monday died Widcombe aged Mr John Jones brother of late Mr Arthur Jones this city Thursday died at Twerton Mr Walter Tanner ...
... Tho. 11. Ripley,and Mr. M. Thackeray,are admitted fellows King’s college.—Mollis. Sunn.trJ, John Win, Cunningham, and Robt. I'ifke, arc eledted fellows ot St. John’s college on the foundation; and Mr. Thus. Inman elected into one ol the lellowlhipa founded ...
... carving curiously wrought and over the canopy was placed the or arms of each Knight properly blazoned on silk and on the back of the Stalls wert the tifles of the Knights with their arms nbatliy engraved copper where they are constantly remain as perpetual ...
... Friday and Saturday's Posts. LONDON', FRIDAY APRIL j6. Ntp IS PATCHES have been received J? from Sir John Orde and Lord jj Gardner, confirming the ftate¥ n ' cnt, * l ' ie 'B papers, of French fleet, computing fail of the line, 7 frigates, and i brigs ...
... Williams, of near St. Cleat*. Monmouthftiirr. Cardigan, Mr. John Bowen, eminent furgeon. At C'beplluw, in hi.Koth year, Warren Jane. efq. Chelter, Capt SC. Lee, if.tilt f.Het Cborfey-Wood, Hcrta, Suiiih, widow of John Smith, efq: of Cireneellrr—At Piri«, Mr ...