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... material Confequcncc occurs, be prorogued to December. Yefterday Lord Brudcncll took his. Seat in the Houfe of Peers, as Earl of Cardigan. A very brilliant Affemblage 01 Ladies attended Yefterday in the Houfc Peers, to hear his s Speech. The King never looked ...
... Cramp, of Liverpool. dividends. April 3. John Eltnft, of Chefter, wine-merchant,' at the Hop Pole Inn, in Cheher. March at. John Weetman, of Brandon, Warwick, papermaker, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. March *7. John Oarratt, of Hard Water Mill, Great Doddington ...
... *‘K n, (hcpkeeper. To appear *a’ Ad ® i' 7; t * ,e White Hart Inn, in the town n :- A,torn,e, » Mr. John Bowen and William Wor. ran, in Cardigan. John Shillltoe, of Tower-rtreet, I.ondon. plumber. To appear July 6, ,4, Auguft 7 , at Guildhall, London ...
... coheirefies of John Duke of Montagu, after whofe deceafe, in 1749, his Grace took the name and arms Montagu, and was on the 28th of October, 1766, created Marquis Monthermer, and Duke of Montagu. The Duchefs died May the 2d, 1775, having had ifiue, John, Marquis ...
... Captain John Beckfmd be Lieutenant and vice Edward Whitwell.-?Ditto, Sub-Lieutenant John Robinfon to be Guidon and Captain, vice John Beckfi td.?Onto, Robert Jones Adeane, Cent, be Sub-Lieutenant, vice John Robinfon. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, ...
... already re-embarked, to fent to France, and the reft are to follow. On aft net examination, there has been found 5000 ftand of arms concealed in the rocks, which they had there for their own ufe, and for any other vagabonds whom they could get to join them ...
... Bucks, dealer. George the younger, of Afhbourp, . John Wood, dca er. Cobham,of Thomaa-ftieet, SourtWark, !i£htcrman. X merchant. Edmund Hood, of Bathwick, and John Tuttle, of Bath, ciacii-nirtfters. John Zealv, of victualler. Rd. Hinckley, James Mil ward ...
... Richardldn, for Exeter; Nancy, M-re, tor John and Elizabeth, Love, r Dartmouth ; Geuige» Redmans, tor St. Maloes; Mary, Porter, for Dublin Limerick Trader, Hallo nan, for Limerick Peggy, es, tor Atiiea j Cardigan, ia.-iis, for’ Ltibon Mari in, for Crrmar* ...
... left arm was The Surgeons who attended her ladylhlp are under apprehenfiou that (he will never recover it. The following murder, attended with circumftances moft (hocking to human nature, was lately committed near Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, on ...
... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...
... with him. When they got to Mr. Grattan’s, Neilfon told him he had fomething to fay to Mr. Grattan in private, and delired him take walk in the domain. Neilfon, however, roduied him to Mr. Grattan firit; and Mr. Grattan ordered a (ervaut to attend him ...
... circulated, recommending the perafal and of it. The following matrimonial compaft announced as fpeedily to be folemnized Earl of Cardigan with Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave, filler to the late Earl, and Lady of Honour to the Princefs Royal. Lord Cholmondely, the ...