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... The Truffes may be had of the Patentee, at his houfe in Redciifl-ilreet, Briftol; Mr.John Bowen, Surgeon, Cardigan; Mr. Chailes Collings, Surgeon, Swanfea ; Mr. John Rofs, Stationer, Carmarthen; and of Mr. Price, Apothecary, Hereford; whom may be likcwife ...
... alfo at the Monmouth, Hereford, Brecon, Llandovery, Carmaithen, Cardigan, and Haverfotdwell. CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO bold Au&ion, on Friday the 18th of June next, at tbe Dwelling ■ Houfe of John HumphTe\s, known fig of the Ivy-Bufh, in county the borough of ...
... refpeAive Offices, viz.' JOHN BEATTY, No. 3a, Skinner-row, H. WHITESTONE, No. *9, Capel-ftreet, and No. 33, Skinner-row, , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4T, College-green, ROBERT BURTON, No. 2, Capel-ftreet, and JOHN CASH, at the King’s Arms, No. 44, Capelftreet. They ...
... 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 ...
... Mickworth. Cardigan, John Campbell, Efq. Cternsrven, Glyn Wynn, Efq. Cornwall. Sir Wm. Lemon, Hart, and Edw. Eliot, Efq. Devifn, Sir J. T. Long, and Charlei Garth, Efq. Danwkb, Sir Gerard vanncck, and Barne Barne, Efq. Dover, John Trevannion, apd John Henniker ...
... the eftabhfhed Offices of John Beaut, No. 32, Skinner-row, H. Win testone. No. 29, Capel-ftrect, and No. 33, Skinner row. John Magee, No. 41, College-green. Robert Burton, No. a, Gapel-ftreet, and John Cash, the King’s Arms, No. 14, Capcl-ftreet, Who ...
... lollow voted for the Propofirions R'. Hon. John Beresford, firft Commiflionerofthc Revenue— Right Hon. John Hely Hutchinfon, Secretary of State, &c.—Right Hon. John Fofter, Chancellor the Exchequer.— Right Hon. Sir John Blaquiere, K. B. BailifV of the Phoenix-Park ...
... Attiwell Wood John Hobion Rt. Hon, J. H. Hutch- Geo. Roth infin E. Carroll W. “’oflléy PA‘.!Q W Caulfield James Fitzgerald Sir ¥. May, Bart, Ecdw. Tighe Hon. John' Bourke Robt. Uniacke Theo. Blakeney 7. Welfe R. Griffith Sir S. Smith, Bart. John Reily Thomas ...
... Mr. Hams, Aitoi..:y at Law, . ' 1 Notice creditors. Creditors of the late Thomas Griffith, dec Pcn-pont-prcn, in county of Cardigan, a C ' cr, d an account their re- t -a- lV , e dfmaiuis, and the nature ihe fame lo Chai ,'> Elq; Pen pont-pren aforcLid ...
... your once admired patriot, Mr. Grattan, approved of the meetings and refolutions of the People—af inftrufting Parliament in their duty, and dircdlV' telling them what they fo redt eft. This was a virtuous moment Mr. Grattan’s life but if this gentleman ...
... of inhabitants the city being permitted carry arms and I more on the general mentioned letter to you yefterday ’s was - clear Mayor’s plan which regards arms any arms in hands militia or are perfons the armed you to order thearms to to Sir &c AMHERST’ HOUSE ...
... be feigned, and to come fiom Spot, to, wui too dark lee any Peribn. Mr. cante Home a tew Minutes alter with a Servant, both armed with Piftols, who were informed from the Windows of the Attempt, and of one Fellow being fhot ; wiiich Mr. Mafon and his Servant ...