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... LONDON Friday April 30 Whitehall April 27 The pleafed conftitute Ifaae Heard Elq Clarenceux of Arms a principal King Englilh Arms and a Principal Officer Arms of the molt noble order Garter and alfo grant him the office com- I of the Almighty by the fublimity ...
... 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 ...
... of the fame. JAMES ARME, of Belpar Lane End, in the Liberty of Alderwaflee, Hufbandman, for riding on his Mailer's Waggon, in the Town of Cromford, drawn by four Horfes at length, there being no other Perfon to guide the fame. JOHN SMITH, of Belpar Lane ...
... Scott, to be Surgeon, vice John Gicen.—99 h Lieutenant Brent Spencer, the 15th of a Company, vice P.ichard Croker. Fool, John Tanfield be Lieu- Allgood Hanfard. Volunteer x, vice John Tanfield. Surgeon’s Mate ir geon, vice Thomas Kerr. i n the Army by Brevet ...
... member, was at that time in cullody of the Serjeant at Arms of theffoufeof Commons in Ireland, in confequence of the molt violent quarrel ftaving taken place in the Houle between him and Mr. Grattan, that perhaps ever dignified an ali’embly. are ex:re 111 ...
... 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 ...
... Houfe to keep the gentlemen in order; when, John Burke's moving that the gentlemen (hoald made to proinife that nothing further Ihould pals between them, the Houfe was cleared; during which Mr, lood and Grattan difappeared. At cleveno’cloek the queftionof ...
... 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 ...
... Cavendilh, Mr. Fitzgibbon, Mr. Mafon, Mr, John Dillon, Sir Michael Cromie, Mr. Toler, and the Provoft, when at half pall eleven o’clock the houfe divided. Tellers for the Ayes, Sir Lucius O’Brien and Mr. Grattan; for the-N»es, Mr. Fitzgibbon and Mr. Parnth ...
... of Major Grattan, whether, alter one had been fired by e gentleman, trial rtiould not be made by the feconds, it there was any dilpotition on the part Lord Macaitney make an apology to Mr. and thus to terminate the affair. this Major Grattan adding, the ...
... into the apartment, Major Grattan advanced towards him, with a tone firmnefs mixed with reproach, him if it was decent; and added, that he fhouhl anfwer for fuch proceedings. At was not perfeClly eafy to how far Major Grattan meant to carry his refitiauce ...
... 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 ...