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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Mi per f-ri torthwiih thtir arms t f from 1 fuck JJm IUm$t ifcrc of any than of cnnrfiitn Aid of fgnoiance of ufni it I Mcfcnts proclaim not all their lhenmts in and perfon itli n or in vj 4u: fovernmeM f a likewMe :kc arms mall wife rti conceal fuch or ...
... 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 ...
... Great-Britain in all other cafes: But after Ibme debate the motion was totally rejected, by 11} to 11. The petitioner for Cardigan, Thomas Jones, £fq; is declared duly elecled, and not Sir Robert Smith, the fitting member. Wtilntltl.iy the until ult. the ...