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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... confined him, then to murder the Keeper and all in the dwelling-houfe, to have pofl'efled themielves of the keys, the lire-arms, cutlaflcs, &c. and in the night to have fet themfelves atliberty . Mr. Sarell, the keeper, being providentially informed of ...
... Scotland.— -Henry Mathias, clij; to be Pniilioiioi.il y and Clerk of the Crown' in the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan, and liavufi>idwcft. Bristol, Aug. a 6. Came in, Phoenix, Wai wick, fr. Mid. Ik bin gh ; Gtxxl Intent, Sedman, Yin- Stillci-s ...
... under Si'OcK in of Mr JOHN Woollen-Diaper ant! Man's Mercer No 19 an chth tliick-fet anJ ether ioiltj hirlhi: twill great mud of article b prime for only per good in Flituret fold— A at liohwick ' K T TO be entered upon imme- 1WU ARMS in tlie runt Fach one ...
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... Elliot, efa. Carnarvon, Glynn Wynn, efq. S Cardi *» Sir Herbert Mackwnrth. Camelfo rd, M>ffrt. Pardee and Macpberfon, Cardigan, John Campbell, efq. Chidretter. Hon. Cen*. Kepoel, Thomas Steele, efq. Cluhero, Thomas LitUr,' Join Parker, efqrs. Eaftlooe ...
... y Kint Arms li 1O will S 1 l INF raiie of Kimp inn 12 1783 Convenient DWFLI with Rev MiMuudy Rollr Hjutir will Inn j?rmuih ‘did April luriticr licu’at pi emiles April - ' T 1 1 K HON1U value Eifty on five uucicit pci incable Aim ITON King’s Arms Ta- vc ...
... ; Charles Bald wyn, Shropshire; Sir Wm. flagot, StafFordfhirej Rowland Holt, Suffolk; Lord Liiburne, Cardigan; John Vaughan, Carmarthen; Tht>. Johnes, Radnorshire. The following Members in the Weftern and other Counties, vithin the circuit of this paper ...
... Members this Committee are requefted meet the King's Arms inn in Devizes on Tucfday asft next o'clock in the forenoon Feb 1780 J AWDRY Chairman YV I S R E AT Meeting of the Committee at the King's- Arm: inn in on Friday Feb 1780 J unanimouflv Chairman Committee ...
... NOVEMBER 29 1783 I voluntarily before John Oliver Willyams Efq that Mr QuickC's which Mr Hoblyn nice bargain So help roe God' JOHN GURNEY The affidavit above J O WILLYAMS (C O Y) ' NOVEMBER 29 I day voluntarily fwear John Oliver Willyams fent or partridges ...
... with a fpeech declaratory the rights of the people of Iieland as an nation Mr Hely Hutchinfon followed by Mr Ponfonby and Grattan latter of whom in very long extol virtue of people by they in of having jufii idled become decided of Duke Portland caule ...