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... M A R R I A GE S. At Carleon, in Monmouthshire, Mr. Isaac Nash, hooper, of this city, to Miss Richards, of Carleon, aforefaid. Monday last, at Walcot church, Bath, Mr. John Draper, brewer, of Lavington, Wilts, to Miss Anne Totterdell, of Walcot. Wednesday ...
... fellow of St. John’s college, Oxlord, to Harriet, nest dau. of the Rev. A. Daniell, of Lifford, Ire- yf mil, of Ponlypool, Monmouthshire, to Miss Maria Yarnoll, of Clifton-on-Team, Worcester.— Stanley, Esq. of Hackney-terrace, to Miss Jeakitl, trawberry-hall ...
... jellies, somethingof made dishes, pickling, and preserving. line addressed (post paid) to C. H. at Mrs. Baker’s, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, will immediately attended to. WANTED JAMAICA, CARPENTER, who also understands the s Business WntuLU-right. For particulars ...
... wife William Brooke, Esq. Wolverhampton, H. Poiiotiiey, Esq—At Chepstow, Miss Reece, daughter of Mr. Reece, of Penhow, Monmouthshire.—-Henry Burningham, Esq. „f Froyle, Hants—ln Devonshire-placc, the Lady Sir C. W. Rouse Houghton, hart.—At Liverpoo'l, ...
... AGENTS:— Somersetshire, Glocaterthire, Monmouthshire, Mr. Jam Hayward, to *hoia line addressed at the Post-Office Bristol (post paid) will be immediately attended to— Suunsta, S. Padlky.— Pool, Warran.— Weymouth, LarkW'irtiiy.— -Guernsey, Jersey, and ...
... in his 78lh year.—Ker. James Vickers, vicar St. Lawrence Jewry, London.— The lady Major Blewitt, of Lantarnam-Ahoey, Monmouthshire.-—ln the East-Indies, Major Thus. Fleming, ot his Majesty’s 30th regt. infantry.—At Kingshridge barracks, Devon, Capl. ...
... Kent, Surrey,and I S Tcori.wall, Devonshire, Somersetshire, and Dorset*hSeGlocestershife, Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, and South Wales. „ . 4. Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Ely. Huntm donshire, and Bedfordshire. ft Warwickshire, Nor ...
... husband can only be considered as presumptive. BANKRUPTS, Saturday, October 29. R. Williams, now or late of Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper. All. Messrs. Gabband son. Abergavenny, or Mr. Gregory, Clement’s-Inn.—S. Rhodes, of Newcastle-under-Lyne, ...
... Mounstephen, ilaughter of the late Mr. C. Mounstephen, of Cullotnptoa, Devon. Friday died, a ...
... AGENTS:— Somersetshire, Glocesterthire, Monmouthshire, Mr. James Hayward, to whom line addressed. No. 1, Oxford-street, Kingsdown, Bristol, (post paid) will be immediately attended to.— Swansea, S. Padley.— Pool, War ran. Weymouth, Lake worthy.—Guernsey ...
... Bread-street, Loudon. MU. HILL begs leave to inform his Friends end the I'nblic, tied having removed bis SEMINARY from Monmouthshire Vtconshire-Hiiildings, hath, continues instruct limited number Young Gentlemen irt English and classical Literature, including ...
... ! a mare, 6 years ..Id ; a cbesnut geld'n will be ptit up, a number of useful many oTwJh will sold wi.hont reserve. . MONMOUTHSHIRE AND SOUTH WALES NEWSPAPER. / 1 HORTLV will published, (of winch due notice . tvitve Drtoer. of large sire, price fid. printed ...