... SufTex. 2. Cornwall, Dtyor.fhiie, Sonierfetfltire, and DorfetQiite. 3. Gloucefteifhiie, Worcefteifhire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, and South Wales. 4. Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgefhire, Ely, Huntingdonfhire, and Bedtoidfhire. 5. Warwickfhire, Ncthamptonfhire ...

... CHARLES POTTS, Clerk to the faid truitees. Lavifter Gate, 4041. Gate, 291. Two-mile-houle Gate, 1641. | y BeddGate,7il MONMOUTHSHIRE IRON-WORKS. To le r r ANP ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A I thole C API i AL-IRON and WIRE. WORKS, called Abbey works, fituate ...

... Newman, glazier, Welle.—ln CORNWALL, by Mrs. E. Avard, St. Auttell.—ln BRECKNOCK (men) by Meffis. G. and W. North.—ln MONMOUTHSHIRE, by Mr. J. Morgan, Chepftow ; and Mr. Beadle, apothecary, Pontypool.-4n GLAMORC:ANSHiItE, by Mrs. Cadr- I, Cow_ bridge ...

... teilant•Genetal Sir Robert Boyd, K. B. and Governor of Gibraltar. The late Mr. Bathurft, who died very fuddenly at his feat in Monmouthshire, was one of thirty-fix children ef the Honorable Thomas Bathutit, brother of the laft Earl. Mr. l'Alwards, late of Tottenham ...

... nature of which is, to taln the Mealdrenient of a thip'r way by means of a ivrpetual log. John MOrgan, Eat. the member for Monmouthshire, who died lately, was, in the South of Wales, pretty much what Sit Vatkin Williams Wynne is in the Nerth. The eaves of ...