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... Woolley, Mifi Colborne, Mifs Grattan, Mil, Lloyd, &. . &c. To the Levtri :f Literature. On Monday laft s>a. t o -iiihr.', A SECOND CATALOGUE, and to be fold by Auction, this and the folio-sing Evenings, at the Sadler's-Arms in Stall ftreet,— Several Thoufand ...
... ’the1 Dr T in vm ICKETS Halve® humour enemy's captured out Quarters and in Geoffry Wagftaft’ tery are of the loweft I Mr Grattan liberal WILLIAM and ROBERT performed fchool exercifes a reputation Count My dear I are very Count J of coafts j their tickets ...
... A new writ is iiTucd out for electing a member for the borough of Cardigan, in the room of the late Campbell, Eiq. A new writ is iiTued out for ele6ting member for county of Cardigan, in the room of Lord Vifcount Lilburne, teat is vacated on being appointed ...
... Lady Mary Brudencl Mon- tague, Daughter to the Earl of Cardigan. — \f York, aged 55, Sir H. Ibbetfbn, of Leeds, Bart. Bankuvfts. Archibald Murray, lat- of Plymouth in the County of Devon, Chapman — John Dickens, late of Weft-Smithfield, Lon don, Innbolder ...
... of Moretonefq Gloecfterihlre ChriftCodrioeeDoddtaMcre John KeyCdl of John H of Colbrook cC 8omerfedhiK of John Oaliford of andIfard cfo Carmarthen CaMe Pembroke Sartlctt Allen of CreneDy Cardigan Branwydd JUicaa siouc-nau h Brecon efq Symondi Gbfeomb ...
... debt in the event totally it Mr Grattan for applying the furplus revenue to repair of great roads to incrcafe income of Prelbyterian Diflenting Clergy and to free from the opprcflion of hearth-money itatea 1 -yMrs Berney John nation avjjx6ool Brirloi Mr JoT ...
... Nathaniel Wade, of Hurley, York-hire. Silvanus Howells, efqj of Morvu, to MH's Morgans, third daughter of John Morgans, efq; of Kll- pill, Cardigan.— Mr, Richard Stecdc, lurgedn, of Win- tcrhourne, to Mil. Charlotte Clrav.illi,, daughter ofthe late Mr. ...
... Great-Britain in all other cafes: But after Ibme debate the motion was totally rejected, by 11} to 11. The petitioner for Cardigan, Thomas Jones, £fq; is declared duly elecled, and not Sir Robert Smith, the fitting member. Wtilntltl.iy the until ult. the ...
... Elliot, efa. Carnarvon, Glynn Wynn, efq. S Cardi *» Sir Herbert Mackwnrth. Camelfo rd, M>ffrt. Pardee and Macpberfon, Cardigan, John Campbell, efq. Chidretter. Hon. Cen*. Kepoel, Thomas Steele, efq. Cluhero, Thomas LitUr,' Join Parker, efqrs. Eaftlooe ...
... of Exchequer the Attorney General Mr Ormlby Mr Arch-dall the Hon Mr Pery Ileadfort the Hon' Denis Browne Mr Grattan and Mr G Ponlbnby Mr Grattan faid however he might differ from Gentlemen whom he generally concurred lhould night in con fiftency with the ...
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... catalogue which not the genuine ffock the faid Meffrs Freemont and Phillips John Grattan of Old ftreet broker Robert Henderfon late St Martin’s-court clock watchmaker Smith New taylor John Smith lare hatter and holier Waller of Horlham in Sufl’ex innholder Bird ...