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... and Spirituous Liquors is proauce th.fc Licences when he applies for his Wine licence CARDIGAN, JILY 24, 1790. ROKE out of Cardigan Gaol, on the 14 hot this inft. John sulivan, about 30 years of age, ra«OCl a make, about tect 10 inches high, li.tic pined ...
... , was fafelv delivered a daughter, at in Worceftei Ihirc. Lately at Cardigan, Mr. Mitchel, Aberyftwith, to Mis. of the foimer place; a'fi Mr. R. Dickins to Morris, bctii of Cardigan. Sunday laft was married, Mr. Grocer, of Eigne-ftreet, in this c)iy, ...
... GAZETrE.r , Whitehall, Pile z 7. HE King has been pleafed to grant the NDignity of a Baronet of the Kingdom T of Great-Britain to John Orde, Efq. Governor of the Ifland of Dominica. and Captain in the Navy, and the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully begotten. ...
... be profecuted th.- mod feverity of the law. Witnefs our hjnds tins of Augultj 1790. CHA. TYRELL, ear CHR. POTTINGEH, Gent, JOHN ED MAN. ROB. JANNINGS, RANSON. MICH STEDMAN. CORNELIUS MAJOR. JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY BEAUTIFUL INDIAN NANKIN DYE, Imported ...
... Tucfttay night without Icaft previous notice very (without regard river night wenred Mrs Makeig Cardigan— Daftw Tertn 1 UMAXKIFD Mr Mitchd Abtrvftwlth Cardigan— Mr Dickina Mifi At BriftoLMr Lawrence Mifi Elis —Henry Mifs Eleanor of Mifi WUUam Mifi Winchriter ...
... Mr Hon Mrs Goulburn Mils Clietwynd Hon Mr Domftr Mifs Dormers Hon Mr Littleton Sir John MifsGuife Sir George and Lady Richardfon family Throekmorton Mifs H Duke Sir John Rous Sir George Paul Col Laurie Colonel and Mrs Byron Sir Gilbert Affleck Mr Mr Naper ...
... Won. Mr. Donritr, lton. Mifs Dormers, Hon. Mr. Littleton, Sir John, Lady, and MifsGuife, Sir George and Lady Richardfon and family, Lady Throckmorton, Lady Dyke, and Mifs H, Duke, Sir John Rous, Sir George Paul, Col, Laurie, Colonel and Mrs. Byron, Sir ...
... advertifement, purporting be a refolutioaof an Aflembly affociatcd under the denomination the Whig Club, and figned Henry Grattan, which he conceived to be of a nature extraordina/y, that could not believe it to be authorifed by the unanimous affent of ...
... the BBtt, broke hi» and arms. At Coventry affir.es came'ort to tried, before Mr. Baron .Ltotham, and a jury, a inverfe, wherein the King (on the James Radford, farmer the po!l-hor!e duties fortius dillricl) was profecutor, and John Hewitt, fenior alderman ...
... «go, at Hridckirk, Mrs. tis age. —At Wood End, near Egremont, Mes. Borrow maiden lady.- Monday laft, in King-ttreet, alter a John Vebay, plumbe nk- ficknefs, Mrs. Vebay, wile of Mr. and giazicr.—At Ulver! the ult. Thomas Nowth. ot Dockers in the 68:b year ...
... require I (hould to you that fulfil gra- dually of Aflembly his Majefty determined to begin 16 (hips hich atl- thofe already armed the number to M ijeftv given orders at the neceflary meafures taken to enable him to Complete the number of 45 voted the with ...
... Bury, - ' - Mrs. Rogers Brandon, ⢠Mr. William Webb Clare, - ⢠Mr. John i'ettit. Clet, ⢠⢠Mr. John Mann. w am, Mr. Thomas Holman East Dereham, Mr. John Crilp. Kye, . . Mr, John Chapman, akenham, ⢠Mr. William Stokes. H ales wort ii, ⢠Me. Thomas ...