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... 4 The Ground Kent a large on Cardigan End fubje& to the Life John in a State Health worth 81 per Ann the Phillips alfo Meadows ad-joining thereunto in Thomas Rees to a Leafe of which 13 are rich Field fituate near Cardigan Bridge in Pofl'effion of David ...
... Certificates iftued within the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke, may be had of the under-mentioned : E. Bowen, 'Cardigan. • .'• 'Edward Lock, Abcryllwith. Hugh Jones, Lampeter. , Rice Rees, Llandovery, John Llandilo. William Morgan, Carmarthen ...
... the two market-towns Cardigan and Newcastle, in the county of Cardigan. For further particulars enquire W. Davies, Clynmereditii; James Webber. No. an, Milk-llreet, London; J. Evans. Auctioneer, Carmarthen; Thomas Makeig, at Cardigan. HUNTINGTON, NEARIEER ...
... Guiluhall, London. Certificates be Granted. March 9. John Charles Saumier, of Broad-firtet, London, Merchant. 9 John Blyth, of Stepney in the County of Middlo/cx, SthJ. man, Dealer and Chapman. 9 John Grattan, of London, Merchant. ■9 Thomas Heys, now or late ...
... y November 8 According a paper of Mr Mr Grattan to in of their altercation and in church -yard Grattan fired firft and ball Mr Flood’s above hip-bone and hit Mr Grattan in right-arm Mr Flood’s is to Mr Grattan’s the nature be dangerous the ...
... ejaculation every good The annivcifary of his 'Majefty's Acceflion to the Throne, was the day appointed by the Countefs of Cardigan for delivering to the Windfor Loyal their colours. At eleven o'clock the volunteer corps, accompanied the Memberi of the ...
... 13, 1777—' '* Committed this County Gaol fince our lad.—'John Powell, for Healing a pair ftockiogs* the property of Edward Hide. Tuefdav morning laft died after a lingering illneft, Mr. John Dicken, watchmaker, diirtown. Same morning about one o'clock* ...
... and Di voted humble fervant, ROBERT BIDDULPH. Hereford, June g, the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Cardigan. GENT LEMEN, /Beg leave, in this public manner, to exprefs to you the grateful fenfe I entertain of the many obligations ...
... Committee finally the votes of Lord John Townfend relident Duchy of Lancafter. The number ftruck ti , 13 5°- Lis determinaja the Committee, that Lord Hood go ° u gh the whole of his cafe in every {strife, be*j°rd John's agents are to fcrutinize any the ...
... Srbnet frbm Lttndon Union, Rogers, with Oats from Drogheda John, Owen, with Copper Stine Irom Coriway 25. Batchelor, Ford, with Wheat Barley and Maltfr. Shorcb-mr Lovely, John, with ditto from Cardigan Bldling, Janes, with Oats from ditto Xotneis, Green, with ...
... will be paid, that i:n-* • proper per lons Ihall admitted. N. B. Noti-fubfcriber stu pay 21. 6d. each night. BLACK-LION, Cardigan. JOHN DICKINS (VINTNER from LONDON) MOST rcfpcafully inform* the Nobility., Gentry, and other Travellers, thai has ; ihe above ...
... Raduorfhire-arms inn, in Prefteign —Richard Spear, of Plymouth, Devonshire, bru(h-maker, May 14, 23, June 20, at Guildhall, London.—Stephen Wilfon, of Woodftreet, Cheapfide, London, filkman, May 12, 19, Jnne 20, at Guildhall, Loudon.— John Dearlove, junior ...