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... Printed for John Donaldson, the Corner of Arundel - Street, Strand, London. Robert Douglas's Peerage Scotland, O containing Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, trom their Origin to the prefuu Generation; with the Arms. Folio ...
... -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 ...
... 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 ...
... the Rights and Privileges of the Citizens of London. ' John Lloyd, Efq; Aftprney-General for the Coun- ties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan/and Member of Parliament for the County of Cardigan, died l^ft Week at his Seat at Peterwell, h that County ...
... quarrelled at Munday's Coffee-houfe in Rounds-Court, and a Chal- ]enge enfuing, they appointed to meet the next Day at the Cardigan Tavern near Cliarkg-Crcifs. They met accordingly about Three, and going up Stairs into a front Room thereof, they fat themfclves ...
... Native Battalion Captain Norman M'l.eo.l, commanding nth Native Battalion Captain John Mawbev, ot European Battalion; Lieutenant \. Z. M. Birch, ditto ditto Lieutenant John Plumer, 1 jth Native Battalion ; Lieutenant Will.am Hinkfnian, of ditto; Lieutenant ...
... of Sulgiave, Schoolmalter, on Sufpicion of ftealing out his Dwelling-Houle three Neck-Handkerchiefs, the Property of John Clarke and John Hopton, his Scholars. On Tuefday was committed to the fame Gaol, the Rev. Dr. Hill, Eleanor Rodavin, charged on the ...
... Shelmcuii. c, Manchefter, and Mr. Edge, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, London. John Crowther, of Leeds, Millwright. To appear Auguft 31, Sept. 1, 29, at the Old King's Arms, Leeds. Attor- nies, MefT. Bolland aad Atkinfon, Leeds, and MefT. Allen, Furnival's ...
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... Mr. Thomas Daviesj Mate of the Battie, Captain John Thomas, belonging to Liverpool, who was knocked down into the Hold by one ofthe Sailors, and killed by the Fall. The Mtirderei •«_ fecured ia St. John's (.oil. iti order to take his Trial, • ...
... HOUSE of COMMONS. Thursday, December 7. THE Committee for trying the Merits of the Cardigan Election reported to the Houfe, that they had found, that the Petitioner, Thomas Tonnes, Efq; was duly elected, and ought to have been fo returned ; upon which ...