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... of Ahercrothy, efq. Pembroke, John Matthias, of Llangwarren, cfq. (Cardigan, Win. Lewis, of Llanm-rchteiron, cfq. Glamorgan, John Leweflyn, of Ynifygerwn, efq. Brecon, Wm. Morgan James, of Pool-hall, efq. Radncr, John Lewis, of Ilarpton, elq. Sheriff ...
... as he was armed, and would not be robbed ;—one of them, however, was fo daring as to open the door, who was that dead on th: fpot ; and the others then ran off. A few days fince, about three o'clbck in the morning, the floop Samuel and John, of Southwold ...
... totally inaflive in Germany. Anftlmt doer nothing in Italy. The troops on the honticts Holland are at a lland. II except l.iege, arm the Medians, even the great Dumourier has not lliowit himlrlf very aftivc ; yet confidering the tlie feafon, what favourable ...
... Hon Thomas M P -' Majeftys molt Hon Council TRUSTEES Ricbaed HiLLbart MP Slropfitro Sir John Davie bait Buller efq Exeter i Thoenton MP 8outbtvarh : JTEAMCIS John JOHN Mr Morean inditnant to fee bills thus the took between Mr ana mr on tnoie aind whether ...
... already enrolled. The ground is likewife marked out; and before two weeks is believed there •rill more than 20,0 c o people in arms for the defence of tiie capital. MelTrs. Saint Meard and Baumarchais have been arretted, and are now in tody waiting for their ...
... had two accomplices, who are now confined with him Cardigan gad—He has (ince, however, that they are innocent both of the robbery and murder, and that was unafiilled in that atrocity for which the arm juftice may now be (aid to be uplifted, as expelled ...
... On the $th inft. afmart (hock of an earthquake was felt at Comrie in Perthfhire. At the affizes held at Cardigan on Wednefday the llth inftant, John Benjamin, aged only 18 years, was found guilty, and condemned to be hang'd, for the wilful murder of Mifs ...
... which had been previoufly fixed on Lord Cornwallis as the jnoft convenient pace ..The houfe fome time ago occupied C ...
... campaign effeaualiy till towards the end of July. The laft Fiench mail of Paris as in the molt dreadful ftate fermentation. An armed and lawlefs mob daily throng about the palace j they obfeure the old heraldry of Fiance which decorates the gate with phantattical ...
... Ripple Wiltlire Humphreys of Chippenham efq SOUTH WALES Carmarthen George Morgan Abercrothy John Matthias of Llangwarren efq Cardigan Wm Uannerchteiron efq Glamorgan John Lewcflyn of Ynifygtrwn Morgan James of Pool-lull Radnor Lewis of Harpton Sheriff R H Pr ...
... HOUSE and CELLARS, at the top of Ni.wgite-ltreet, now in the pollcillon of hlafcie Taylor, Francis Clayton, win.: merchant, and John Davies, grocer ; lot particulars, all later, addreffed to !Ors. Hand, Manch,ilcr, will he duly anlwcrcd. The purchafciimoney ...
... the title, but an eftate of ii.oool. q urn devolves to the Earl of Hopetoun. atur day fe'nnight died, at Dublin, the Hon. John Bourke, Earl of Mayo, v 'fcount Naas. Dying without iffue, * «cceeded in his title and eftate by the nd Rev. Jofeph Dean Bourke ...