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... of Cainarvon, and for many Years Standard-Bearer to the Band of Gentlemen-Pedoners. On Sunday the Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan waited on his )4 Oily at Kenfington Palace with a fumptuous Berlin and Six, dieted in Ribands. On Sunday Evening as Mr. Wood ...
... between the Fi_l.mongers Alms-Houfcs at New- ington, and the Dog and Duck: One ofthe Peifons fei/.'d the Highwayman by the Arm, bat Part ofhis Great Coat Sleeve came off, by which Means he got loofe; and one in the Coach feeing that, (hot his Horfe from ...
... People. Yefterday in the Afternoon a poor Woman's Child expir'd in her Arms as fhe was finging Ballads in Fet- ter-Lane. [ Price Two-Pence, ] On Wednefday the Earl and Countefs of Cardigan, fet out from his Houfe in Privy-Garden for FraSce, to vifit their ...
... away the Boat, hoifted Sail, and ftood for the Capes, being then low down. One John Bithop was on board, and faw one of the Men drefled in the Captain’s Cloaths. A Boar wéll armed and manned failed from hence Yeifterday in queft of her : And as Bifhop alarmed ...
... was taking the Air with his Wife in a Cha fc nut Stretham, the Hoar: took Fright and overturned them, by w Mrs. Lyde had her Arm broke. By a private Letter from Northampton we hear, that Lift Wick a Fire broke out at a Village in that Neighbou hood, which ...
... the Redory of St. John Baptift in Bedford, by Mr. V/illianas, Patron thereof, by the Purchafe of the Advowfon from the Corporation of Bedford. John Weft, Efq; is appointed Deputy Treafurer of Chelfea Hofpita!, in the room of Sir John Wynne, Bart. refign'd ...
... Richard Carter, and John Hervey, Efeirs. Prefleign, Wednefday Auguft 14.. uefday_Augult zo. • • • ( =a • rdiffe,- Monday Auguil 26. Affizes before John Pollen, Efq; Chiefjuitice, and Edward Poore, Efq; the other lattice. Cardigan, ,Fi-iday AUguit Rav ...
... Lloyd, late of Millfield in Cardigan/hire, Bart, and ) Wife of George Speke, Efq; by whofe Death a Jointure of 450 1. a Year, Rent-charge, devolves upon John Lloyd, of Peter well, Efq; ihe prefent Member for the County of Cardigan. Yefterday was held a Wardmote ...
... new Pinnace of SIT. Aubiri, in which were Sir John and two overfet through want of fuflicient &Hatt, whereby one ( Watermen Was drowned; but the other fwarn on Shore Mount, with Sir John on Back. Sir John is fo covered from his Surprize, to be thought ...
... alfo received Sentence of Death. John Mafham,for wounding John Csefarof Weftmeon, was fined forty Pounds. Charles Bailey, for attempting a Rape on a Child of feven Years of Age, to ftand in the Pillory at Fordingbridge. John Gardiner, for.fteal- ing a Bible ...
... d Ad m i rat i on o f t h e or V', t ''affenger, who (to compleat the Sunday Pitture) trudges , 'fly with -a; Child-in one Arm, while his beloved D' au on the other, and waddles at his Side fweltering beneath L , lufual Weight of a Hop,-petticoat. ~. ...
... 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 ...