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... Mr. Caleb Evans the Auctioneer at Llwyngorras, near Cardigan j J; Brown, Attorney, Carmarthen. MONMOUTHSHIRE and GLOCESTERSHIRE. TIMfeER and COPPICE WOODS, '-po SOLD by AUCTION, 1 the Beaufort-Arms, Chcpllow, on Saturday the 19th day March inth in lots ...
... County of Cardigan, Saturday the aift Day of December Two o'Clock, to fuch Conditions Out] then produced, Lot i. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and LANDS, known the Name Trecolle, fituate in the Parifii of Llanbaddarn-Odyn, in the County Cardigan, now in ...
... and acoriingly laid down their arms this day at two o'rinck. The fpirit of loyalty which has pervaded all silts throughout this country is infinitely kyond what I can exprefs. have the honor to be, &c. CAWDOR, Cardigan Bay, sib of Ventofe, stb year of ...
... Xo SOLD' by Auflioa, on the Ift of November next, according- to fuch conditions as Dial! be then produced, at the Bcaufoft-Arms, Monmouth, FOUR FIVE LARGE COPPICE WOODS, from 18 to yean' growth, moftiy Alh and Oak j the ■Oak was ttrip'd lift the are in ...
... Vrlin Tntd kiv dmmsr, and Dalkrwtn, (he occupation David Jones, David Davies, and John Edwards,Janii.',.their under tenants, and firuateirrthe parifls in the fidd county Cardigan, containing 579. acres of indofed, arable, ntftuit, and wood land, and: acres ...
... Catltcdral, to. Lane, of Hampton Bifhop, fteay Hereford. few days sigo was married, at John Efq-, to Roberts, bOtbof Ledbury. On Monday the inflant died, at his houfe in Cardigan, Mr. David vies, eminently fkilfiil in his profeffioti, and Ipfr is tintverfa(ly ...
... deceafed, are (end account thereof the narure of debt) to Mt. John kPridry, Cardigan, one has Executots. And atl indebted to the of Edward Hughes to the fame forthwith the laid John tdtf, Cardigan, June IO- MONMOUTHSHIRE. SOLD by Auction, fit the Angel, in ...
... TUESDAY, JULY 31. The which induced Mr. Grattan's return Dublin, was the publication of a pamphlet by Dr. Duignan, for Armagh. Mr. Grsitan's arrival fent following note to the Doctor in the 17th inftant: Mr. Grattan lias a very grofs, very unprovoked, and ...
... admitted to the degree of D. D. Mr. John Hewlett, St, John's, the degree of B. D. the Hon. George Legge, of Meiton; the Hon. William Henry Dawney, and George Rogers, of Clirift Church , Mr. William Grecnhill, of Trinity; Mr. John Lloyd, and Mr. Richard Hughes ...
... formation received by Colonel St. John. likewifc dated, that in of a fearch for fire arms fome mulkets were found concealed in a houfc, on the lands of Finnes, near Bandon. Theownerof the honfe denied having any arms,' but when they were found, . he was ...
... SUiry, grocer —John of Devirc, Wilts., clathiet —William Wilfmore, late ...
... HEAD, Seet.^i. FOR the better accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, JOHN HOWES, Begs leave refpcdtfully offer his LONG-ROOM opened a Public Room, on Friday tire enfujng Week. JOHN BAYLIS, SWAN INN, GLOCESTER, NOTWITHSTANDING PUFFING AlLeitiicments have ...