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... Certificates iftued within the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke, may be had of the under-mentioned : E. Bowen, 'Cardigan. • .'• 'Edward Lock, Abcryllwith. Hugh Jones, Lampeter. , Rice Rees, Llandovery, John Llandilo. William Morgan, Carmarthen ...
... Weftern Counties. Mr. GRATTAN and Dr. DUIGENAN. The following is an accurate account of the recent tranfa&ion between Mr. Grattan and Dr. Duigenan. On the of July the following Note was delivered to Dr. Duigenan : Mr. Grattan has very grofs, a very ...
... ejaculation every good The annivcifary of his 'Majefty's Acceflion to the Throne, was the day appointed by the Countefs of Cardigan for delivering to the Windfor Loyal their colours. At eleven o'clock the volunteer corps, accompanied the Memberi of the ...
... and Di voted humble fervant, ROBERT BIDDULPH. Hereford, June g, the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Cardigan. GENT LEMEN, /Beg leave, in this public manner, to exprefs to you the grateful fenfe I entertain of the many obligations ...
... Raduorfhire-arms inn, in Prefteign —Richard Spear, of Plymouth, Devonshire, bru(h-maker, May 14, 23, June 20, at Guildhall, London.—Stephen Wilfon, of Woodftreet, Cheapfide, London, filkman, May 12, 19, Jnne 20, at Guildhall, Loudon.— John Dearlove, junior ...
... accomplices, who are now confined with him in Cardigan gaol.*He has lincc, however, aflertcd that they are innocent both of the robbery and murder, and that he was unaiTilted in that attrocity for which the arm of juftice may now be (aid to be uplifted, ...
... refolved unanimoufly, that it would not conduce in any degree to the Defence and Safety of the Kingdom, if the Clergy were to arm againft a menaced iuvafton, as it would interfere with the proper duties of their profef- Jion, to accept Commijnous, or enrolled ...
... Lancafter, bleacher, dealer and chapman; to appear May 6. 7, and June 1, at the Bridgewatcr Arms in Manchefter, tne county of Lancafter. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Manchefter. John Wybergh, of Manchefter, in the county of Lancafter, fhoe maker, fhopkeeper, dealer and ...
... 19th, as advertised in former Paper, oft account Week. March 5, * HEREI OR JOHN HOLLAND, WHOLESALE AND MERCER, WOOLLEN LINEN-DRAPER, HABERDASHER, AND HOSIER, OPPOSITE THE CITY-ARMS HOTEL, TV/TOST rcfpeafully returns Thanks to his Friends and the Public in ...
... Swansea, - - J i krcham Hay r roRDWiST, Mejfrs. Thomas and John Gibbs. Ludlow,- Mr. Henry Protlor, Bookfeller. Abercwenny, - Mr. L.Ojbome. Gloc ester, -- - Mr. John Pytt, Printer. Cardigan, - - -■- Mr.lY. Bowcn, Stamp Diftiibutcr. HEREFORDSHIRE. COPPICE ...
... Wiled to prevent perfons illegally aiferabling in arms, it was ttated in the Houle of Lords by the Earl of Weftmeath ; that a defperate and lawlels banditti calling themfelves National Guards, were with arms in Dublin; the Lord Litinenant the advice of the ...
... the City-Arms Hotel, Hereford, the Nint'i of March - li Postponed. JOHN LLOYD, WILLIAM GRANT, ESQ. Carmarthenfiire, Thurfday,Mat eh 29.;tCarmarthen. Pembtoke/hhe, Wednef. April at Haver Ford welt. Cardigan/hitc, Tuefday, April 10, at Cardigan. BRECON SPRING ...