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... carriage wins, ivels, &•:. maimed with as Inets, has ha ought into borer, as a prize to the Crewlmitild revenue cutter. A riNich armed row-boar As been taken off the North id, and broisght into Stairs. A brig laden with tobacco-pipe clay, and two others, le ...
... iloar-band that a certain Contmittee- nobleD— in the adminiti if Men, man got at the King's-Arms, will be riven at oppofstion) is ill being an addition to the arms of his family. It is reported that there will be a great hop. sport of L—! (replic ping match ...
... SUMMER CIRCUIT. John Lloydi Efq. and William Grant, Efq. Cat-mar then/hire. —-Friday, Auguft 7, at Carmarthen. ; Pembrokejbire.—Thurfday, Augufl 13, at Ilaverfohhveft. Cardt^anjbire.—-Wednefday, Auguft 19, at Cardigan. CARNARVON CIRCUIT. John Anflmther, and ...
... Seaton. Francis More's Almanack, Tycho Wing's Almanack, John Partridge's Almanack, White's Cceleflial Atlas I P oriels Ephemeris. or, New Ephemeris. All the above l'rice Nine-Pence each flitch'd Cardigan Rider's Britifh Winn, Price Nine-Pence, Gold/mith's ...
... Wo. Bell, Drogheda. Mafon and Bourne, 11 firkins butter. In the John Griffiths, Cardigan. 4 hhds. tallow; John North, 12 hhds. of tallow; Thomas Howard, i enry Wilfon ghhds. tallow ; John Turner, 1 hhd. of tallow ; James packs bay yarn, pack of lincn cloth; ...
... Foreman, while attendi a Furnace of Soap, had the Mistortune to in which was not difeovered till the next Morning when his Arms, Legs and Head, were all trota the Body, and the Ficth almett taken off b the Strength and Heat of the Lees.---The whol | Boiling ...
... Monro, in order to receive his wages ; John Shales, for ftealing near tool. out of a houfe in Porttinouth ; Richard Baker, for a rape at Portfmouth ; John Lee Brazier, for ftealing a grey mare at Wimering ; John Hurdle, for the murder of his wife at Lyminton ...
... Finery of Tows', of Carnarvcn, Anglefey, Carmarthen, and Cardigan. departed Sultana. After having by their own Will The Infb Lottery begins Drawing tbt I among whom were to,ooo Men fit to bear Arms; CA RnIcANS H 1 R H. of November. .16,000 Roman Catholicks ...
... Cong Odom lie Linn Sum n aforeflid, with the Yard. Garun, Stahk a 0.4 oer Apron/Dances thereto belonging, in the k.cial of John and Yarnool. • +a three and a tool Bake. Joao*, ni-h the ar.d Gamins losiongsag. nose Vimmins, on the fermi' Nnielisg• of Thomas ...
... married, Mr. John johnibn, of Congleton, wine-merchant, to Mifs HiWitch, of Sandbach, this county. Same day w;_s married, Mr. Sandford Grey, of Hodnet, to 2 4 .1& Pritchard, of Prets, Shropthire. Wednelday feanight was married, the Rev. John Olderthaw, ...
... Lebanon, among the Dutch Settlements (where they fpeak nothing but Dutch) fcarce any Thing doing there but learning the Ule of Arms. We had the fitieft Review Yesterday that ever was teen in Penfylvania; Artillery, Heavy Horfe, Light Infantry, Wood- Rangers ...
... Ward, John Dauphney, John Gilding, and Chriitopher Dassion, for fficeptlealing ; and Philip Bacchus, for horfe-ftealing, received fentcnce of death ; but are all lince reprieved.—James Seamans, Robert Webber, John Bunfi(4l, Stephen Weedes, and John Reeve ...