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... 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 ...
... faid county Cardigan, containing three hundred acrei oi arable, meadow, and paflure, land, all within a ring fence; and fituatc within three miles the market-town Abei yltwith, adjoining the turnpike-road leading from that town 10 Cardigan and Lampeter ...
... tenures Sarah Jones, widow, Stephen Evans, David Thomas James, W'llliam Lloyd, John Jenkin, John Morgan, Jones, and David Morgan, at the clear yearly rent 2621. ios. Mr. John Lewis of ttantiTJcif, in the parifh of Llanfair-Clydogen, in the faid county, ...
... daughter of the late Mr. John Arm'.lrong, of Caftle-ftreet—At Mitchelflown, the Rev. W. Godman, to Mifs Kulhe. Deaths. On Arran-qnay, Mrs. Agnes Fletcher.—la Carman-hall, the wife of Mr. Thomas Fox, mamifadlurcr.—At Cardigan, South Waies, where he relided ...
... King's Arms, Monmouth; King's Head, ypool; York Houfe, Bath; at the r.in .ng-Om c High own, Hereford; of Mr. Pine, Printer, Briflol • r Radtes, Prtnter, Gloucefte, ; at the Rainbow, Com! hill; and Pail-Mall. Carnarvon, Carmarthen, and Cardigan. T° p c ...
... perfons who have cured by ihem. Sf The may had of ihe Patentee, his h° in Briftol. And of Mr. John Bowen, Surgeon, Cardigan; Mr. Charles Collings, Surgeon, ; Mi. John Rofs, Siationcr, Carmarthen; and Mr. P. P. Pater, Hereford, . Of whom may be alfo had, Genuine ...
... good tuir.pike-road leading from Abeiyllwith to Cardigan, and fcvcral oilier principal rnaikct-bpwn*. For particulars enquire Robert Lloyd, of Rifl, Efq. ; or of Mr. Hugh Jones, Oiwiltiv,' Shropfhire; Mr. John Jones, Bivn'lljj, near Abet)llwith, will fhew ...
... n, The fame day, at Carmai Friday at weft. '.Town and Count) HavcrjordwrJi, The day, at. Rhr*crf»>rd«*lr, ' April 13, at Cardigan. trie3l? ulr. married* at Sr. drews-Church, Samuel Moody, to M.is Patcrfm, of Margain, G-iamoigan- I(hire. The Bflfober thole ...
... your power to provoke the and now you arm hint to revenge himfelf upon you ! You began your fellion by an conceived in terms hitheito unknown, with bouiell i.qui(ition ; you prefrnted this addrefs through ranks cf armed men, carried in a manner on the bolbm ...
... V RECLLN'F. RHOSFORGI\ST-UCHA, and *' KHOSEORCEST-LSSA, N MILE, now or late in the feveral tenures and John Francis, David Williams, John nomas, John Edward, Dorothy Thomas Harry, Sarah and Ihoina.> R cc.«. Alio, A MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, ar.3 I.AN'Dr fituve ...
... Carmarthen flare. Wednefday, April 2, at Carmarthen. Pembroke/hire. Tuefday, April 8, at Haverfordweft. Cardigan/hire. Monday, April 14, at Cardigan. [Thusfar London Gazette.'] LONDON, Saturday, February *$. Ycflerday the Duke of Rutland kilTed the King's ...
... ewes, widow, iicom «nd John Ll-.\d and others defendants, the C.echto.s LLOYD, late ot llroinnu, the rounty ol C.um.uthin, Cent, deccaled, ate come and prove ttieir fevcial debts at a to held lor that at the dwellingbou'e o! John Dunne, Innk-cper, known ...