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... belonging thereto. The different tenants will the premifes and for further particulars apply to Mr. Evan Davies, Attorney, Cardigan. April 28, 1 792. CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Bear Inn, in the town of Llandilofaw r, the faid county, on ...
... live* were loft. Cambridge, Feb. 10. The Rt. lion. Lord John Thynne, thin! fon of the Marquis of Bath, and the Right Hon. Lord V-lEers, cldcft fon of the Earl of Jerfey, are admitted noblemen of St. John's college. G/orejfer, Feb. 13. Sunday the sth inft. ...
... n, and carrying away bridges, mills, &c. The bridge leading to Cardigan, out of the town,- was entirely fwept away, and till the water all' communication between the town fufpended. John Bonus, to Mtffrs. Payne and Co. who in July laft run away with Bank ...
... and he would catch him in his arms ; however, the Ijule boy, in his con- fusion, ran to the flairs, where he fell into the flames, and was burnt to death. to. At the ?? held at. Cardigan on Wed- nefday fe'nnight, John Benjamin, aged only 18 years, was ...
... 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 ...
... —Saturday, Auguft ;8, Cardiff. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. JOHN LLOYD, JOHN MITFORD, ESQ_. Carmarthcvjiiiic. Sat. Aug. 4. at Carmarthen. Pembiokefhirc. Friday, Aug. 10, Haverford weft. Catmarthai. , tig. 16, Cardigan. A few days ago, was married at St. Phillip's church ...
... 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 ...
... licence and authority take the furname and arms of Scrace together with the furname and arms of Dickins purfuant the laft and teftament late grandfather Charles Scrace deceafed BANKRUPTS Robert merchant John White Sheffield grocer George Colicy of Kl ...
... debt in the event totally it Mr Grattan for applying the furplus revenue to repair of great roads to incrcafe income of Prelbyterian Diflenting Clergy and to free from the opprcflion of hearth-money itatea 1 -yMrs Berney John nation avjjx6ool Brirloi Mr JoT ...
... phyfirian at Greenwich, was over Bexley Heath, in his carriage, he was (topped four footpads. The Doctor told them he was armed and would not robbed ; one of them, however, opened the rheife door, and was {hot dead the fpot; the others ran o!f. This the ...
... the French finance*, that the average deficit per month amounts tn the enormous futn nt three millioni fierling. Maior John Grattan is appointed Quirter-n allcr General to his Majelly's Furies in the Kail Italics, ivith the rank of Lieutenant Colonel ...
... promifed motion on Wednefday laft, for a repeal of the Acts which preclude that country from fhare the Eaft India trade. Mr. Grattan feconded the motion. After a long debate, the motion was loft by majority of 86; the Noes being the Ayes 70. The bill for ...