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... Leominfler Affembly WILL BEGIN THURSDAY, the g.h Day NOVEMBER next, » , at THE KING'S -ARMS GREAT-ROOM) and continue to held tbeie, on ihe Thttrfday every fourth week, duiing the fealon. Oil. 23, 786. _^ LOS T, in the neighbourhood of Allenfmorc, A SILVLR ...
... HEREFORD S R K. , he SOLD AUCTION, upon Wed* nrfday nay of May at C'xto-d• Arms Inn, Kington in faid county, between the hour*: ot and five in the atiemonn, fubjret to conditions of as fhall be then j Fit EHOL D. MESSUAGE TENEMENT, who a den, and Oichard ...
... * CREDITORS. . j c, pcrfuns having any demands upon the ill 'late and Effects of john Pitt, >.meily of liiggfwate, tS. coimiy Glouccfter, fince Teftwood, , and late of Old Colwall, in 1 H'* | ofH, eb»rd, Efquire, dcccafcd, are r.v,, ) a r- coun t thereof ...
... C 1 T V HEREFOR JOHN and MARY ABRAHALL beg leave to inform their friends and the Publick general, that they have removed from '''vjin Tavern to that old and well-accultomed Inn, known by the name of the REDSTRSAK-TREI, oppofite the Maikct- Houfe, where ...
... Pembroke, and Cardigan. his Sub-Ditfributors, Carmarthenjhiit. William Morgan, Mercer, Carmarthen, John Griffiths, Inn, Landilo. Arthur Davies, Mercer, Landovcry. John Rces, Mercer, New Inn. John Blue Boar, St. Clares. Penhrokcfhire. John ...
... Vaughan John, efq. of ditto, W Williams, the Rev. David, clerk, of Williams John, Caftlehill, cfq. Gamekeepkrs. E d. Evans John, of Aberyftwith, gent. 10 6 G Gwynnc John, of Monachty, cfq. 10 6 H Herbert William, of Rliiewbten, gent. 6 Jones ...
... eford , or Benjamin Watkins, Auctioneer. Zvbjunc, 1784. CARDIGAN. between this and September * next, A for the Tivy-Side Hunt.—For particulars inquire of Mr. Bynon, at the Black ,0n -at Cardigan. 1784. OST, from Stoke-Edith, on Sunday evenk the 27th of ...
... and may either the Gentleman the Farmer. For further particulars inquiie Mr. William Cardigan. Cardigan, June, 1784. TO Sold by publiclc Auction, at the Kings-Arms Inn, the town Rofs, on Thurfd»> the day of July next, between the hours of four and fix ...
... Lion, the town Cardigan, either together three fe- Iparate lots, as fhall agreed on at the time of f-rlc, conditions as tin produced, not in ihc mean time by ivatecon.ratt, A very Freehold Ellate, filuate and within one mile the town Cardigan good lea-port ...
... 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, ■ ...