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... C 1 T V HEREFOR JOHN and MARY ABRAHALL beg leave to inform their friends and the Publick general, that they have removed from '''vjin Tavern to that old and well-accultomed Inn, known by the name of the REDSTRSAK-TREI, oppofite the Maikct- Houfe, where ...
... Trumper, both of that place. On Tuefday fe'nnight died, atiiftol, John Webb, Efq. eldeft fon of the late John Webb, one of the P.epiefentatives in Parliament for the city of Gloceiler. Same day died, Rowley Thomas, Efq. Attorney at Law, of Shrewsbury. On ...
... the head of his own troop cavalry, fmall detachment of the Cardigan Militia, and the Pembioke making in all about 500, under the name folfliers ; but the country people who accompanied us, armed with fowling-pieces, I'words, &c. &c. were immenfe. We marched ...
... by applying to Mr. John Crump, near the Premifes, ot whom particulars may be had, ten days previous to the Sale; alfo at the Unicorn, Leominfter; City-Arms Horel, Hereford; Hop**** Angel, Ludlow; Beaufort-Arms, Monmouth j Kings-Arms, Glocefter; Hotel, ...
... Pembroke, and Cardigan. his Sub-Ditfributors, Carmarthenjhiit. William Morgan, Mercer, Carmarthen, John Griffiths, Inn, Landilo. Arthur Davies, Mercer, Landovcry. John Rces, Mercer, New Inn. John Blue Boar, St. Clares. Penhrokcfhire. John ...
... Wheatftreet, Elq. and John Morgan, Gent, were'at the fame rime cbofen Burgefies; and Thomas Bold, Efq. and John Church, Gent. Chamber rains. The King has been plea fed to grant unto the Reverend Alban Thomas, Tyglyn, the county Cardigan, Cleik, his Royal ...
... Ncwcaftle aforcfaid, will the ; and for further particulars ply to Jofeph Bicknell, Chancery Office. London or John and William Attornies, Cardigan. Cardigan, June 4, 1799. ...
... Mr. Samuel Lie of whom Particulars may had twenty pie ceding the Sale alfo, at the Mat Arms, ; Ivy-Buffi, Carmarthen; Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; Golden .ion, ; mtort- Arms, Monmouth; Inn.at File; Mermaid. Neath; Bulh, Briitot; White Hait, Bath; Meffrs. Lavir ...
... Vaughan John, efq. of ditto, W Williams, the Rev. David, clerk, of Williams John, Caftlehill, cfq. Gamekeepkrs. E d. Evans John, of Aberyftwith, gent. 10 6 G Gwynnc John, of Monachty, cfq. 10 6 H Herbert William, of Rliiewbten, gent. 6 Jones ...
... EDWARD HUGHES, late of Abcrllolwyn, in the county of Cardigan, Ei'q'. dcccafcd, arc defired to fend an account thereof (fpecifying the nature of the debt) to Mr. John Bowen, at the Priory, Cardigan, one of his Executors. And all perfons indebted to the ...
... iTrITSa l^O».ru s awarded and iffued forth againft *»As DAVIES. Maefbach, in the county lri th '^ ' and JOHN EVANS, of Silian, S) js°«nty of Cardigan, Drovers and Copart- and Chapmen, and they being de>eH>, Erupts, are hereby required to furl*i ...
... eford , or Benjamin Watkins, Auctioneer. Zvbjunc, 1784. CARDIGAN. between this and September * next, A for the Tivy-Side Hunt.—For particulars inquire of Mr. Bynon, at the Black ,0n -at Cardigan. 1784. OST, from Stoke-Edith, on Sunday evenk the 27th of ...