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... A iew days ago Samuel Smith, ami John Sadler, of Norwich, were convicted having phcafants in their cudody, both being unqualified perfons.—Smith, for having eight birds, hath forfeited the fum of 401. Sadler, for having ten birds, hath forfeited the fum ...
... approved of fuch a meafure, is that a reafon for rejefting it.â Was the great charter granted by King John ever reprobated becaufe drawn up the armed barons Runny Mead? Was the bill of tights at the revolution rejefled beeaufe the offspring of a convention ...
... Newby, and William and N-ncy, John lon Ulvei Itone ; Swan, David, Brillol; John and Ca'lianne. Williams; Union, Daniel; Hopewell, Jones; Davies: Betty, Copping, and War flower, Evans C-nwaj, William and John, Lewis, Cardigan; Amity. G«allcr, bar hfle; ...
... 13. King has been pleaf.d conflitute sa and appoint John Lim d, of Gray s Inn r in the County of Middlefex, Eli. to be one of his Majefty's Jultices of the Counties of Carmarthen. Pembroke and Cardigan, and of the Town and County of Haver-I turd-Weft, arid ...
... Ordnance. Ali appoint John Mackye. Efq; to In Receiver Gener.,l of the Stamp Duties. Alio to appoiiit Archibald M icdonahl, Efq; One of His Counfel, to be His Maj..ity's Jufof. the Countie. ot Caranarthos. Pewthroke,' 'and Cardigan, the Town and 04n,ty ...
... cJ Month—John Smith, alias Turner, for dealing a hand and birch Beefom, the Property of Wm. Worthington, >-t this own, to remain the Houle of CotreOioo. till the Seluons—Nancy Heaton, for dealing a Shift frem Clothes Hedge, the Piopcrty of John Eutwifle ...
... was carried a majority of nineteen. In this debate Mr. Flood, Mr. Monk Mnfon, and all tha grot Ipcakcis bore a part. Mr. Grattan was on his legs tsvo hours and half, and made the finrrt he fuppofed ever to have delivered,— The gentlemen on the minority ...
... Finery of Tows', of Carnarvcn, Anglefey, Carmarthen, and Cardigan. departed Sultana. After having by their own Will The Infb Lottery begins Drawing tbt I among whom were to,ooo Men fit to bear Arms; CA RnIcANS H 1 R H. of November. .16,000 Roman Catholicks ...
... Majefty’s Office of Ordnance.—Alio to John Mackye, to Receiver General Dsties.—Alio appoint Archibald Macdonald, El'q; one his Majelly’s Counfel, !u« Majefty’s Juftice of the Counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, the Town and County of Harerfcrdweft ...
... Cong Odom lie Linn Sum n aforeflid, with the Yard. Garun, Stahk a 0.4 oer Apron/Dances thereto belonging, in the k.cial of John and Yarnool. • +a three and a tool Bake. Joao*, ni-h the ar.d Gamins losiongsag. nose Vimmins, on the fermi' Nnielisg• of Thomas ...
... colt 3 LINCOLN RACES. Wednefday, Sept. 4, his Majefty's iooGs. Mr. Waftt ll's bay filly Mr. Tempeft's grey mare, Gunilda 3 Si: John Sherry bay mare 3 Mr Garto; .h's bay filly dr Lord Grolvenor's ba\ filly » 3 dr Mr. Vernon's bay filly, Peggy 4 6 dr Thurfday ...
... hiuhjll, 26. THF King Ins been pleaicd conflitute and appoint John Fluid, of Gray’s Inn in the County Middlerex, Elq; to be one of His Majclly’s Judices the Counties Cairrarthen. rrbroke and Cardigan, and the Town and County of Haverford-Wetl, and of the County ...