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... a veryealy rate. For further particulars enquire of John Btown, Attorney at Law, Carmarthen. Carmarthen, Nov. 14, 1792. CARDIGANSHIRE. FIFE GUINEA BILLS. AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the COUNTY of CARDIGAN, convened the High Sheriff, and holden at the Guildhall ...
... and on. the ift and days .March next* at ten tha clock in th« j forenoon, on each the the Hold* of John Watkins, called or know* the name the Beaufort Arm*. i:i tl* laid town Monmouth, aod full difctf. , very and his and ; whet* and where the creditor* ...
... Gentleman among the number of our Correjbondents. JOHN LLOYD, ESC>. JOHN MITFORD, ESQ. Carmarthen, Friday, Marc 1 22, at Carmarthen. Thin iday, March ;..8, atHaverfordweft. Cardigan, Wednesday, April 3, at Cardigan. Monday morning died, his houle at the Barton ...
... LEOMINSTER ASSEMBLY. THE last Subscription Assembly will held Kings-Arms Inn, Leominster, on Wednesday the Tenth day of April next. Herefordshire and Glocestershire CANAL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the next Half-yearly General Assembly of the Company ...
... Governors. YV. B LASH FIE ED, Sec. TO BE LE T, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATE!Y, ALL that well accuftomed Inn, called THE KINGS-ARMS, fituate in a defirable part of the borough L ...
... the two market-towns Cardigan and Newcastle, in the county of Cardigan. For further particulars enquire W. Davies, Clynmereditii; James Webber. No. an, Milk-llreet, London; J. Evans. Auctioneer, Carmarthen; Thomas Makeig, at Cardigan. HUNTINGTON, NEARIEER ...
... iTrITSa l^O».ru s awarded and iffued forth againft *»As DAVIES. Maefbach, in the county lri th '^ ' and JOHN EVANS, of Silian, S) js°«nty of Cardigan, Drovers and Copart- and Chapmen, and they being de>eH>, Erupts, are hereby required to furl*i ...
... LEOMINSTER ASSEMBLY. The last for this Season will be held at the King's-Arms Great Room, on Tuesday the Twenty-fifth instant. March 15, 1791. MR GRIFFITHS, SURGEON AND APOTHECARY, INFORMS his Friends and the Public, That he has Removed from St. Owen'sftreet ...
... large, and fit for the Navy. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Griffiths, Carpenter, Brecon, who will fhew the Timber. Brecon, March 24, 1794. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Dukc's-Arms Inn, in Knighton, in the county of Radnor, Thurfday, the Tenth ...
... Surgeon, of Weobley. On Friday morning died, Mr. James Davis, (on of Mr. John Davis, farmer, of Blackamoor, the of Dore, in this county. Ou Sunday died, after a lingering illnefs, Mr. John Cooke, Saddler, of this city— who has left a widow and numerous family ...
... laft for the internal defence and fecurity ofthe c° , JOHN MILES, efl Underdown, April 19, 1794. CARDIGANSHIRE: TO BE PEREMPTORILY TO THE BEST BIDDER OR BIDD £l 1 ' At the dwelling-houfe of Mr. John MC* . known by the fign of the Salutation the parilh ...
... but to give notice to Mr. Harvey, Attorney at Law, Rofs. CREDITORS. Notice to the Creditors of JOHN ADAMS, late of' Peter'itjell, in the county of Cardigan, Efq. THAT a Contraft for the fale of his * real Eflates for payment of his debts, as far as the ...