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... name of Defenders, in a recent attack made by them upon Mr. Grattan’s houfe at Bensfort.— In his abfence, fome time ago it they into his houfe, and not only robbed it of and all the fire arms, but terrified the family almolt to death by themoft wanton ...
... Warren, Uppingham. John Dutton, the parifh Alton, near Birming-1 ham, in the county ol Warwick, dealtr and chapman ; Ito June 29.30, and July aX, the Houle ol j John Richard*, in the par.ih ol All on. Attorney, Mr. Holland, in Birmingham. John Snow, the Strand ...
... kingdom. a This Publiihedt price a .BrkilhJispence, LETTER the Riglii Hon. Mr. Grattan. By the author of Short Oppcf.tloh.” Primed bv J. and J. Carfick', Bedford-row rind fo d-by John Parrv. No. 33, A&glefca-flrcet, and a!i the EooAic.!ers. ...
... Knockallard, Walter Bogard, do. William Connell, do. M. D. John Murphy, Slieguff, ¢o. John Kebor, Kilcumvey, @ Roger Hughes, do. Andrew Murphy, Ballyellan? John Walters, do. Robert Kehoe, do. Carlow John Dunn, do. Andrew Tirney, do. ohn Brophy, do. Edmond Doyle ...
... TUESDAY's POST. LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 7. War-Ofmce, Feb. t. MAJOR John Grattan appointed quarter-matter general $• his majelty's forces Ea(t-lndie>, with the rank of lieutenant-colonel ir the army.—Capt. Alexander Dirom be deputy adjutant-general his Hetty's ...
... Sir John Infchfh. Sir Harry Burrard, Bart, Walhampton, Hants, to Mifs Neale. Lapt. John Chnftmas, of Yarmouth, to Mifs Honor daughttr to Mr. Jof. Harman, merchant, Loweftofr. ci ° a^ es » 0{ Burv Plampin, daughter 0 John Efq. of Chadacre. Mr. John Martin ...
... too ludicrous to give affront, to make apology to HCWar GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan remains in Dublin for three days, and be heard of at Kcam’s Hotel, Kildarc-ftrcct.” In confequcnce of this note Mr. Grattan was on the 21 ft, put under an arreft by Mr. Sheriff ...
... FOESDDU, let a tenant at will, at the yearly rent of 61. 6s. Situate, lying, and being in the of Llanarth, in the.county of Cardigan. N.B. The above are furveyed Acres and 35 Poles, in fine exienlivc faulting country, which abounds wild different kinds ...
... 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 ...
... the JOHN WILLIAMS, Cleik to the faid Truft. CARDIGANSHIRE. is hereby given, That General Meeting the Trulbes, appointed by and in puifuanceof an Aft Parliament, intituled an Aft '« for repairing and widening feveral reads in the county of Cardigan, will ...
... 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 ...
... MEETING of the CARDIGANSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, has been adjourned the Fourteenth Aujuft, to be holden at the Black-Lion, at Cardigan, where a general atttendance of the Members is requeued, for the appointment ofa Secretary and to the Society, and for other ...