... turnpike road, Cardigan turnpike gate, towaids ihe fca fide; and about eiefting another toll-gate acrols ' lane or way, called Voidir Heniordd, leading from the rripikc road from Cardigan to Newcaftlc, near a place *lled Upper Rhydyvywch to Cardigan common. ...

... the yearly 1 ent one pound. T whole Eflate lies the parifh the ciuutyof Cardigan, adjoining a good turnpike road, and part it exceeds the diltaucc of two mites from the town Cardigan, where coal and lime maybe had the (seated plcntyat a vciy moderate ice ...

... ■■■■ii>jwin/e Gate 70 no Cl.naitth Gat: 8 to 6 ; R E LET, and entercc. Candlemas nrx'. ARM, ' . .J the pari .I'it. W-'onard's, in '. s>l ..nri-rd, now in the noiT-dfinii of Mr. John Hart:; . ;.: about > wh*i« »••• f« *.»f a»able, meadow, ■ ...

... November s. Committee of accounts fat; Mr. John Monk Mafon in the chair, and after time the fpeaker took the Robert Lindfay, Efq. returned member for Dundalk, was introduced, fword, and took his feat. Hon. John Burke prefented a petition from the governors ...

... eap'ain nant, vice William Wiliiam Arm- ftrong, foot, vice John Grattan— Enfizn J mes Rlack, vice Edward Fitz:eraid-- ——— Psrterf-n, enfign, vice James Black—Lieutensnt Danie! O'Meara, ef 20th Foot, captain vice Jobn Grattan giment, captain of @ company, ...

... Hoop Hannah, John Brice, mailer, from Jamaica for Philadelphia, having fprung her mail, bore away for the Havannah. On entering the harbour the *sth ult, (he was brought under the Moro, and boarded by launch with upwards of thirty armed men, who immediately ...

... obliged amble vant, PHILJLIPPS. Hcifford, i£th 1784 CARDIGAN. T7I7ANTED, between this and September * next, it'jr.itmaii ton the livy-Side tiuni. iurthcr particular:, Mr. Reel ihe 81.i,k ion, Cardigan. June, H I R E. r pO Sold, TWO viEADOWSin the paiifh ...

... apothecary to his Royal Highnefs's houfchold John Lloyd, cfq; of Grays-inn, and John Mitford, efq; of the Inner Temple, to be his Majefly's Julticcs for the counties of Carmarthen, Pem- broke and Cardigan, and Havcrfordwcft.— -The Rev. Mr. Wefton, rector ...

... conciliated a matter of difficulty for him. Mr. Grattan, Mr. O’Hara, and Mr. Fitzgibbon fil l, they (hould referve their argurnents againft the bill, altered as it now (food, until the day of debate; and Mr. Grattan added, the palling it into a law, would draw ...

... Woflington, John Kyle, A. S. Bryan, jun. John Daniel, J. Warrin, Henry Whitellone, Thomas Cole, John Chambers, Ilracl Rikcy, Francis Cellins, Janies Robinfon, John M‘Lcan, William Edmondfton, John l.evinge, William Hayes, Jofcpk Hill, ...

... y November 8 According a paper of Mr Mr Grattan to in of their altercation and in church -yard Grattan fired firft and ball Mr Flood’s above hip-bone and hit Mr Grattan in right-arm Mr Flood’s is to Mr Grattan’s the nature be dangerous the ...

... will be paid, that i:n-* • proper per lons Ihall admitted. N. B. Noti-fubfcriber stu pay 21. 6d. each night. BLACK-LION, Cardigan. JOHN DICKINS (VINTNER from LONDON) MOST rcfpcafully inform* the Nobility., Gentry, and other Travellers, thai has ; ihe above ...