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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... tor Carmarthen: ' John Smith, Efq. S. R. GaufFen, Lawrence Palk, Efq. ff. Vanfittart. Efq. W. Egerton. Efq. Hon. H. Walpole.j John Bond, Efq. Henry Peters. T. Tyrrwhitt, Efq. R. Burdon, Elq. J.H. Addington, Efq. Henry Banks, Efq. John Fajie, Efq. William ...
... annual Premiums fell are to take notice, that printed receipts, from this Office, are now the -ands trf the fcveral Agents. Mr. JOHN Hereford. D HAN. Kington. Will lAM -.1: l KOflD, Leo.ninftcr. GEORGE BADhAM, Bromyard. RICHARD Ledbury. THOMAS FMBRY, Monmouth ...
... UTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (In Three Lots), by James croft, On Saturday, the Twentieth day of Auguft next, at the Beaufort-Arms Inn, Monmouth, between the hours of Four and Six in the afternoon, fubject to fuch conditions as' fhall then and there produced ...
... reof (fpecifying the nature of the Mr. John*Bowen, at the Priory, Cardi ...
... Cantos, and other worksof the Author. WHEREAS Commiflion of Bankrupt awarded and ifTued forth againll John James, of Tuglyn, in the county of Cardigan, merchant, dealer and chapman, and he being declared a bankrupt hereby required to furrender hiinfelt ...
... within about oi.le: ol Abergavenny, and adjoining tiic tin road there leading to Monmouth ; now let at will to John Procter, 401. per arm. 11. There a vcy gold quarry tile, paving and Hone, the pre ft*. The tenant will ftirw ; and v be had of | jmes ...
... Anne Rees, only farviving daughter of Mr. T. Mercer, of that place. A few days fince died, at Leominfter, an advanced age, Mr. John Neale, painter, of that place. The Rev. Dr. Ingram, Reaor of Upton Warren, prelented Sir Edward Winnington, Bart, to the Rectory ...
... 1797. Leominjler JJfembly, will be held the KINGs-ARMS GREAT ROOM, Tuesday, the Seventeenth of January, inft. not on Thursday, the Nineteenth, as in a former Paper. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Creditors of JOHN LELLO, . late of the Angel Inn, the town of Lud- ...