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... hci palace, (hrus.gh tlic t'aik to St.Ja.nci'l, coble, ved :t poor woman wills a petition in tier hand, ,1 a child in lici arms ; fne immediately ordered her .airman to llup, and gratioitfl) .received it fsutn her j the lanii ti.i.e prcfenting her w.ih ...
... Arch- deaconry of Cardigan*â -.llie Rev. Everard Buck- Jtorth, D. L. to tbr ?? af Hartiagtua md Waft, ingbuigh, in Lincolnftiir*. Married. Charles Schutt, Rfiji of Goldra-tquiif., to Mrs. Kctii, of Wtlbeck- drees. â William Arm- ftrong, Efq; of ...
... Canterbu'i) .— I'l'-e Hun. John Le leion Gow. ir, liin of the hte F.u'l Cfosver, to Mif-* Boleawen, ilaughte: i f the latt ! ...
... in the bloed. Mr. John Ingram, of Codford St. Maty, V\ ilts, ttire-' of a nioft iiivettt.ut leurvy .1 twenty years Handing; his bidy was coveted all ovei with blotches an! uke:-, vvh eh Itait.l off like fcalts ol a lilh. VV itnefs John ( .cnnei , ol I leytell ...
... fuppoit this inititution, is requelied. STIiW A R D S C! .1. Worfran Cornwall, Efq. I Rev. Mr Stephens 11 v. Mr. Stiages I Mr. John TVooI. Tickets to br; had at the bar of the George inn, at 4*. each. ,T/» Dinrer on table pitcilcly at three 0 clock. ST \TE ...
... meeting of the Freeholder- of Mii!- -tJlefex, held at the Mile-End AtTembly-room on Monday, it vvas refolved, That John Wilkes and John Glynn, Efqrs. be nominated as joint Candi- dates to reprefent that county in parliament at the enfuing general elediion ...
... Bill ircenr 'lidce f IMk Hdtafl MARRrED— IUsnAaapirk nsar Mlft Bullock Mr nam furssoa of Cardigan Lanina— Mr WiuTsm of Londcii merchant Mift car Reading-— At near John Corbet Mifs Emma fecond daufhtcr of Sir Dcmp-tter Mifs Hemming of WarwkUhJra DIED-At ...
... the coirnty of Monmouth 65 cured of dangerous cancer in the with which nfflifted four years Mrs Davies Pintirk in county Cardigan a dangerous cancer in the left bread which affliiled with eight years Mr Walters near Cowbridge Glamor-ganftiire cured of ...
... the altar by a vaft concourfe of ir who fignified the higheft approbation by repeated fhouts and huzzas The happy cottple arm in arm to arid from church but with this particular dillinftibn going bride took the right hand her partner but on retiirn bridegroom ...
... may be etfiecfed without much difficul- ty . — the other was on .111 apartment armed with lefj than half the armour and expence of what may be tailed the i nrnpleat arming of an houfe; this ap- peared lufficient, in any reafonable lecurity, for the prevention ...
... burnt out without tlie Trail 1 befidci fire fhould happen which experiment be much difficulty 1— the other armed nait armour ex pence called arming this fuflkient any iccurity for prevention of well refix fhould ho 1 Iccurity introduced into any boufe already ...
... Died.— At Briftol, aged 10, John Delaval, Efq, fon of Sir John Huffty Delaval, Bart.— At Swanfea in Glamor- ganfliirc, Mrs. Jane Matthews, widow of Frtfiklin Mat- thews, Lf.).— ln the 76th year of his age, the K-v. John Ratclitfe, D. D. upwards of \t ...