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... BANKRUPTS. George Fowler, Scothnd-yarJ, merchant. William Sharp the younger, of Afhby-dc-la-Zourh, innkeeper. John James, of Ttiglyn, Cardigan (hi re, merchant. Hamlet Lowe, of Manchrlier, auctioneer. James Stci '., of Hatting*, hardwareman, Wm. Prince* ...
... Richird Evans SLATER j PLAISTERER houfes John T particulars on Glamwganjbire jhirc be on the Inn ( t by given produced or their feveral pieces or parcels land St John’s Swan or the two tythes next SOLD the Arms Inn Cardiff will be given Court’s Court’s ...
... for the continuation of Lord Camden iu the government this country, and their high,approbation hit adminiftration, scc. Mr. Grattan faid, that the addrefs comprehended a variety of fubjeds., on many of which there would probably be difference of opinion ...
... Guildhall.—John Gamble, late of Willoughby Waterlefs, in Leicefterthire, money-fcrivener, Feb. 24, 25, March 21, at tiie I hree Cranes) in Leiceiler—William Rogers, of Kingfwinford, in Sfaffoidlhire, corn-chandler, March 3, at the Dudley's Arms Inn, in Dudley ...
... Pirfnns, v.lio have ■ Claims offccmar.d; -V upon the of JOHN Clu-vryil!, the ut Cumberland, * 1 rc picflcd to tranfmit tlnir Aceo..n?» Tor. KK ' ! ...
... Leeds and Lord Cardigan, and a new Road on the Eift, containing J LotV A PARCEL LAND the Road from Lofthoufe-Gate, Ling- well-Gate, bounded Eaft and Weft by Tho- maeColdweU's Allotment, and fuhjeCt to ° * 35 an Occupation-Road through it to John Web- Iter's ...
... diflrid to deliver their arms and ammunition to the officers the King's forces appointed to receive them. He alfo offers a reward to fuch perfon* (hull inform where arms and ammunition are concealed. Fifteen hi-bdred (land of arms have bean feised by the ...
... accounts, orders are faid to have that the (hips deftined for that detained. E.xtratl a letter from Cardigan, April 18. *' Kriday lad was executed here, john Benjamin, about vearsof age, conficted of the murder of Lloyd, He conteifcd the fad, and ♦aid it ...
... next at Mackworth 'Arms in the town Swanfea the coonty of Glamorgan unlefs of mean private contrail of which notice given to conditions of to there MESSUAGES with their fituate in town Swanfea together feveral pieces or parities of St John's and Swanfea perpetual ...
... Vl'l-eo.l, ot 13th native bai. Capt. John Mawbey, and Lieut. J. Z. M. Bitch, 2d ?? bat. Lieut.-.. John Plumer, Win. Hinkman, Jol. Rich-rJlon, Win. Kennie, 13th native bat. Lieut. A. Curt.n_if._js, ol ?? native bat. Capt. John MorJaunt, Licuts. E. Baker and ...
... Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, drover. 27, Sept. 1, and 29, Guildhall. liarlcs Booth, Stockport, linendraper, Sept. 4, 5, and the Golden Ruck, Mancheftcr. John Crowtlief, t.f Leeds Augnft 31, Sept. (, 2Oj «J>e Old Kins’? Arms, Leeds, Fei jainin, Keimett ...
... Napper, of Birdham, SutTex, grazier. John Bifhop the younger, of Stroud, Glouceftcrlhire, dealer. John Gritfin the younger, of Clare-court, London, butcher. George Meinel. Maid-lane, London, Spanifh leather-dretier. John Spiller and James Fownes, of the Minorics ...