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... other bufinefs ; and afterwards to dine with the Stewards. * # * Dinner will be on the table half-paft Two. Rev. JOHN FREEMAN,) Stewards. JOHN FREWSTER, Oft 27, 1798. thefe Schools Fifty Boys and Thirty-five Girls are educated and full clothed, and when ...
... of merchants was held, and from that guild alfo, Mr. Grattan was disfranchifed. , - - A,veffel has lately arrived at Bourdeaux, with a number of Frenchmen, tranfported from America by order of John Adams, Efq; the Prefident. Yefterday, in Smithfield Market ...
... 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 ...
... feur-rilous anfwer the Addrefs ot Mr Grattan publiihed time in Dublin a night ago following Mr Grattan feen a grofs a very unprovoked and a very ridiculous performance vvritien and figned Patrick Duigenan Mr Grattan does not explain condudt individuals ...
... eider, Avon, grocer. . |rtr . Nov. j. Thomas Pettat, John Rich. Flight, late Kingftanley, Gioa- 1 -' 1 ' thiers. . • 3- John Ford, of taltington, Glj*'' aier. -j» 4. Thomas Hutfon, of Brentvood, ' 6. John Simmons, late Milr*a-«-S founder. 7. George Biinfl'T' ...
... the Sheriff of fai d €0.---to take my trial at the next to be held at Cavan for faid co, of Cavan, for alledeed mu rder of John Duffy---whereof dll perfons con- are here | by defired to take notice. this 4d of OSHUA GORE 0 THOMAS DILLON, F PARLIA MENT-STREET ...
... France, fifty tranfports, laden with arms, and military ftores, had failed down the Garonne for Breft, in order to join the fleet at tha: port. Captain Keats arrived at the Admiralty with difpatches from Sir John Warren, which date, that a mutiny has ...
... refitting. of Toulon, there are fhips of iMka- ' forty-gun frigates, and of A armed or arming. ' lr there are fhips ofthe line, Vf: fe l frigates, and floops and other armed or arming. 0 f force of the Republic con- V ft.*? 'hips, exclufive of vell'els of infet ...
... account of their refpeftive demands, to his executors, John Williams, of the Inner-Temple, London, efq. ' and Mr. William Lewis, Attorney at Law, Cardigan, or cither of them ; or elfe to Mr. John Brown, at Carmarthen And all indebted to the faid Thomas ...
... and Co. 1 Mac hunts. Haver roRDWEST, Mrjfis. Thomas and John Gibbs. Ludlow, - - - - - .Mi. Henry Piotlor,DOohftUeu Abergavenny, - Mi. L.Ojboihe. * Glocester, - Mt. John P)tt, Printer. Cardigan, - - - - ,W. Bowen, Stamp Diftnbutor. E R a Commiffion ▼ ...
... account per-fonalities that paffed Mr Grattan and Mr Egan in the debate upon the Lord Meffage : Mr Grattan in what fallen Mr Egan? the unkind expreffions which had the Gentlemen who the Adminif-tration Lord make (Mr Grattan) gratitude he owed that Hon for unlimited ...
... 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 ...