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... William Oloucefter pole, William MotfhTmpton Arundel, Kail, Samuel Lifliop, John Bold, Hugh KuwcHi James Bromttll, John Clough, John York Iwrcr, Suijtl.iti, Fra. TUoftias, Willttei Watford, William The ( ' * WUHams. William E»ft«r Samuel Iffif, Wrifht, Thomas ...
... Oft advice Gore in his Tritoft lias captured l’Araignee French Schooner Privateer pierced carrying 38 men Lieut John Williams in Charlotte-armed Sloop captured off Demerary Dutch Schooner guns and men Capt the Acafta one the maica Squidron taken and burnt ...
... 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 ...
... -hire. Ball. Samuel McvagilTey, Cornwall. B?_ho P , John Shrewsbury, Shropfh.re and Montgomeryfhire. b«mh«_* Brecknock Brecknockfhire. Bow-nY James . Pantyderi, near Cardigan, , Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembrokemire.. ?i«.^h ,U, T.Jh YoTk r * Eaftand ...
... reft the Spaniards dare them Sir John is recovered one Divifion his Fleet queft i from (he containing treafu re to amount alone to fEhg-iilli) in Britilh Fleet and Sirijohn with the remainder rotb Englilh waited on Sic John n ns fecret Spain periods are ...
... 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 ...
... Mr Grattan’s Neiifon tolfi him he had Mr private and de-fired to in his domain Neiifon however introduced to Mr Grattan firft Mr Grat-tanotdered lervnnt him tofhew the grounds He returned in half hour Went Mr Grattan’s library— Neiifon and Grattan were ...
... hea wi were going away, I heard Mr. Grattan tell Neils J. would in town or before the Tuesday folo'vi. ; and I understood from Neihon that Mr.Grattan ■ him in prison, and on our return to town, told had sworn Mr: Grattan. , eitsl, and I breaktasted that ...
... of the fame. JAMES ARME, of Belpar Lane End, in the Liberty of Alderwaflee, Hufbandman, for riding on his Mailer's Waggon, in the Town of Cromford, drawn by four Horfes at length, there being no other Perfon to guide the fame. JOHN SMITH, of Belpar Lane ...
... Alresford. John Valle, of Gloucelter, Carpenter and Timberdealer, July 11, rz, Auguft 7, at the Upper George Coffee Honfe, in Gloucefter. John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, Shopkeeper, July 13, Auguft 3,7, at the White Hart Inn, in Cardigan. ...
... Scott, to be Surgeon, vice John Gicen.—99 h Lieutenant Brent Spencer, the 15th of a Company, vice P.ichard Croker. Fool, John Tanfield be Lieu- Allgood Hanfard. Volunteer x, vice John Tanfield. Surgeon’s Mate ir geon, vice Thomas Kerr. i n the Army by Brevet ...