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... Demy, Bvo. TRICE SS. BOARDS, THE PRACTICE OF THE COURT GREAT SESSIONS FOR THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF CARMARTHEN, PEMBROKE, & CARDIGAN; THE COUNTY OV THE BOROUGH CARMARTHEN, and the TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVERFORDWEST. By RICHARD FOLEY, SECONDARY OF THE CIRCUIT ...
... Reform in Parliament—and in that declaration, and an-abhorrence of indifcriminate riiafTacre,'he was joined by his brother John. The' latter is alfo faid to have uttered words, hope this example will have the defired effedt, but I much tear will not: ...
... which Mr Grattan (poke to acrofs the Houle never anfwer Curs !” Houfe broke than Mr Cavendidi met Mr Grattan at the door and him by The fieeve You are a S and recall vile term applied to me or meet me to part till one of us fall !” Mr Grattan bowed not ...
... the Furnace, Carmarthen, Efq. Pembroke, John Talker, of Upton Caftle, Efq. Cardigan, Pryce Lyveden, of Gogerthen, Elq. Glamorgan, Samuel Richardfon, of Henfol, Efq. Brecon, John Lloyd, of Dmas, Efq. Radnor, John Walfh, Kevenllcece,Efq. OXFORD SPRING CIRCUIT ...
... Haroid’s-crofs, John-Wilmot, Efq. LONDONDERRY NOV 7, laft John Darcus Efq. was tlr cTter’* Mayor*' and Thomas and Wm. H. Afli, Efqr», Hj SherifTfc for the enfuing year. * The following very curious cpiftlc 'wr telv f«ntbv prifemer in Cardigan gaol, to crechicrs ...
... 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 ...
... from the.r body Grattan,entered the Chapel; they were received with the taudeft bu*ft* were tmmrdiaie!y accommodated wi*h (eats Mr. M*Nevm af*er a fpeech offome length, moved that thrhanka the mem be, and are hereby givr*n Edward Byrne. John Keogh, and Baron ...
... HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the next Meeting of the Trurtees will be held, by adjournment, at the City-Arms Hotel, the Twentieth inflant, at Eleven o'clock the afternoon. JOHN COREN, Clerk. HcrefordJliire and Gloucefilerfiire CANAL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT application ...
... Cramp, of Liverpool. dividends. April 3. John Eltnft, of Chefter, wine-merchant,' at the Hop Pole Inn, in Cheher. March at. John Weetman, of Brandon, Warwick, papermaker, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. March *7. John Oarratt, of Hard Water Mill, Great Doddington ...
... s lor Sale for the ul * chafe thereof. JOHN COLEMAN,; J. B. MORRIS, Ju I.eominftcr, Nov. 3, 1798. RADNORSHIRE MILITIA. a Gcnerrl Meeting of the Lieutenant of the county of Radnor, held at the Rf*' norjhire Arms Inn, in the town of Prcjieign,} '* the ...
... the late Carmarthen affixes came on to be tried, before Mr. Juftice Lh«yd, t«o Qj_T Tarn actions, wherein James Manwaring and John Williams were plaintiffs, and Leonard Gwynne, Efq. defendant; were brought upon the ftatute the of George 111. to recover the ...
... *‘K n, (hcpkeeper. To appear *a’ Ad ® i' 7; t * ,e White Hart Inn, in the town n :- A,torn,e, » Mr. John Bowen and William Wor. ran, in Cardigan. John Shillltoe, of Tower-rtreet, I.ondon. plumber. To appear July 6, ,4, Auguft 7 , at Guildhall, London ...