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... Aaion with Admiral Rodney. One Letter from a Surgeon fays that upwards of zco Men had fuffered Amputation either of . Leg or Arm, and not zo of them furviverl mere than a few Days. The white Flux car;- . ried off many others who were not materially I,voa•nded ...
... . and Garden John Davies 8 21 Lime Kiln. Henry Griffith 1 1 Garden ditto Ditto the F.irifh of David Hugh 5 BrynGlasand walk Wm. Edward Pcnlan - • , In the Parifx Var.'ilar. 26 Little Mill •' -I Houfc and garden Da\id Thomas 1 Ditto John Davics \ the of ...
... 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. ...
... called RHYD-Y-CWRT, fituate in the of Dybewid, in the county of Cardigan, now in the occupation of Mr. Evan Thomas, the landlord, who will fhew the premifes. For particular apply to John Lloyd, Attorney, at Carmarthen. November 1781. Commiffion of Bankrupt ...
... 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, ...
... Fortune.—Laft Monday, at Bufhbury„ near Wolverhampton, Mr: John Thomas of Caunock, to Mils Man 1- field, Daughter of Mr. Win. Mansfield of . the aforefaid Place..'--At the fate Time, Mr. John Jukes of this Town, -to Mifs Eliz Mansfield, Sifter to the ...
... Alfo• four Freehold Tenements, with a Garden to each, in Aldridge, now let to John Windridge, Thomas Gould, Samuel Wood, and John Lote, of the yearly Value of 81. 16s.—John Bradley will (hew the above Premifes. Alfo a Freehold Farm near Shenftone, the ...
... 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 ...
... belonging to the late Mr. John Cook, of King's Caple, deceased. And all persons that are any ways indebted to the estate of the late Mr. John Cooke, are desired to pay their respective debts to Mr. Tracy Caldwall, or Mr. John Car- penter, of the parish ...
... to oblige his customers, and merit their approbation. N. B. TRAIN-OIL Sold. ADVERTISEMENT. WHEREAS John Lloyd, of Clwyd Jack, in the county of Cardigan, Gent, did, in the month of June, 1781, leave four mares at grass with William Jones, of Abermarlies ...
... Widcmarfh Gate, that well-known Publick HouSe, THE OXFORD ARM S, wherein likewifc ar« many convenient fixtures, together with (tables, a garden, and a Small plot.oS ground with trees. Inquire John Seaborne, at The Tanbrook. Ullingfwick. near Hereford. TH ...