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... towards the Support of the State.' I Yeiterday an Order - was fent to . the Herald's Office, Doors commons ) for Garter at Arms to ft Out, with the Order for the Prince Of Orange, on Friday the ,thkdiof next• Month. They write from the Hague, that the ...
... the Manner of ancient Roman Temples, to the Memory of the noble John Duke of Montague and his Dutchefs ; defigned and era - led by , Mr. Roubilliac, at the Expence of the Countefs of Cardigan, their Dltighter. Their Chara6ters Are expreffed by Hieroglyphicks ...
... t h e F renc h Baileyr. three. whereof were capitally conviaell, viz John 414 8. 2 ' W n atlin and John Carbold, alias Cock Eye, for Smuge• :Ta, 0 N D 0 N. Dec. 8. gli ng ; and John Richardfon, for a Burglary. Ten.were tar St. imbtrs's ; Dec. G. his IVlajeffy ...
... CIRCUIT., The Hon. John Williams, And John Hervey, Efqrs. Cardiff, Glamorganfhire, Wednefday, Augua 17. Brecknock, Breconfhire, Tuefday, Auguil 23. Peefieelm, Radnorihire, Monday, Auguil 29. C AERMARTIJEN CIRCUI T, South-Wales. John Pollen and Edward Poore ...
... Nanteos in the County of Cardigan, Efq; and had formerly reprefented the County and Town of Cardigan in Parliament, ferved his Country with inflexible Integrity, and has died lunch lamented by all his Acquaintance. On Tuefday laft John Borlace Warren, of ...
... dod • INsTaVcTieNs to the faine . Purpofe have been - giVen by the Borough of Cirenceiter to the Hen. . Henry Bathuril and John Coxe, Efqrs; . their., Reprefenuttives in Parliament. All who are againfl : . the .Eflablifiment, think them(elves highly obliged ...
... . Aire, John Ofborne, of Tuavial, Efq; Cumberland, James Spedding, of Whitehaven, CheAire, Samuel Harrifon, of erariage, Et Cambr' aid Haat' George Montgomery, of FOrdham, Ef(l,l C9rnauall, Robert Lovell, of Tretto;is, Efq; Dokyerlhire, John Darner, of ...
... premeditated Defign 'lo; ak j i ng an il! Ufe of that Ceffition of Arms, in order to he ..e ' in taking Poffeilion of the Provinces they had not feized upon when the Cellation of Arms was concluded, vi t 4 br ing to utter Deftrudion the Eledorate of Hanover ...
... James's - Welbninfter, Linnen-Draper and Chapman: , • John Carrack, of.Newgate-Street, Holier and Chapman. 'Fhomas Parkinfon, late. of Hol,vden in Yorkfhire, Grocer, Woollen-Draper, and - COrnfaaor. • . John Sibthorpe, of St. Brides, London, Diftiller. , Jofeph ...
... Camartben.- Saturday, March Haverferdccejl, Friday, April Cardigan, Thurfday, April Sr.. J A MES'S, Feb. 25. His Majefly i• Day pleaded to . appoint the following She Glouctjler j 'ire,'John Collins, ofßedlee Warq,vieVire, Thwnas Neale, of All PIITLADELPIIIA ...
... Chief Baron of the Exchequei in Scotland. As is the Hon. WillmotVauglian,Efq; Son to the Lard Lice burne, for the County of Cardigan, in the room Of johd Lloyd, Efq; decealcd, His Majeily has been pleafed to appoint Charles Moor 6; Efq; commonly called Lord ...
... Wedneftlay !aft died of the Gout, at his Seat at Tiudon-Place near Arundel in Suffex, John Cheale, Erg; -Norrc.)y King at Arms. . On Sunday died at the Bath, the Lady of John Crew, Fig; of Crew - -Hall in Chefhire, and Knight of the She that Ciun't.y. An ...