... Harrifon, gent, to be lieutenant. John Boiler Coulthurft, gent, to be enfign. Richard Colmer, gent, to South Uifi run fitters * Macdonald, to be firft lieutenant, vice Angoa Macdonald, ln the Invernefsthire Volumetn. John Monro, gent, be firft lieutenant ...

... Yorke, with whom he remembered to have fomc convtrfaiion at one Beale's, refpefling arms. Yoike at that time fuggclled, in an indiieft manner, the ncceffity having arms, and deftred the to make fume for pikes. Crofs examined by Mr. Gibbs. Willifon admitted ...

... Richard Whitehead, Mary Wilkinfoo. WedneCdsy was married, Higham ebw^ 1 ■ear Rockeder, John Prcntis Henflow, Efq- m, f merchant of that city, (elded fon Sir John He* 1- low, Knight, Surveyor of hia Maiedy’s nary.) Mifs Stevens, elded daughter of Thomas ...

... and the Prince and Prihtcfi of Orange. Several of the foreign Mioifters, and other foreigners of diftinftion. The Couotef* Cardigan attended as Lady in Waiting on the Queen, and Lady C. Waldegraee on the Printelfei; the Counter's of Caernarvon and Matchiooefs ...

... gallant yeomanty of Ireland, but could not acquiefce in a motion which feparated their glory from thole of their brethren in arms, the regnlats and militia; nor would they themfelves, he was confident, accept compliment paid them at the expence of a gallant ...

... attention. cabin paflengers wboftgnr.d the to the Captain arc, Mcflrs. William Hunt, Thomas Liw, John Ptage, David Hofiack, Jofeph Ellis W. M, Duncanfon, M'Kinr.en, John J. Troup, and George Barro* dale, &c. Tucfday a Court of of the E» ...

... S. I have sent the privateer into port, and going in chace. Peggy sloop, of Cardigan, James Prichard master, from Dover to Penzance, with wheat and barley. Camilla brig, John M'Kena.e master, from Hull to Plymouth, with coals. Deuvai, Charles Mann master ...

... Urney, Mr. Railton, Chefhant. Daeid Owen, of Talfarne, Cardigan, fhspkeeper. appear September 16, 19, Oftober 13, at the Bufh Tatern, Corn-ftreet, Briftol. Attorney, Mr. Jofeph Cued, in briftol. John Blackley, of Horwieh, Laocafler, \Vhitfler, dealer and ...

... appointed Commander in Chief of the Leeward iftanas, in the room of the deceafed Sir John Vaughan. Sir William Howe is appointed Governor of Berwick, in the room the late Sir John Vaughan; and Major General Craig is appointed Colonel of the 46th regiment of ...

... prei'ented by the Earl Lauderdale, General Tariffton, jind Mr. Grey. His Majefty was confer the honotr Knighthood John Bonfill, Mayor of' Cardigan. '1 here were feveral Prefentations, among whom were Major General Martin, who killed the King’s hand on being ...

... after a confutation of forty minutes, returned the following verdict 1 — . James O'Coigley— CUl LTY. Arthur O'Connor, John Rinoj, John Allen, and Teiir- miahLeary—NQT GUILTY. Silence being proclaimed in Couit, Mr. Juftice Boiler obfervtd, that there was ...

... months, 50,000 foldiers and Tailors, near 300 tranfports, 14 men of war, 14 frigates, and a considerable number offmaller armed veflels, without gaining one Tingle advantage. It would, we think, be a very popular aft in the navy, if fome honourable mark ...