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... 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 ...
... School will open on Mopday, the aath pf. a eae made Ou SADLERS, LL Bndsenltanr empls ment ind high wa SAD applying to JOHN Cl SON, ARM Their expence from ‘any part of B ili. be paid by roe time to the budnels. ae pe? Giese & BARRACK 34st. Decem 1 179% ...
... from Bengal on 31ft of latt return ' I -n I tbe OAKELEY appearance arms dr various Shorn Iwvmver niotlly will night in church Ariancopang honor df and with Sir Yoor obedient Servant JOHN BRATH WAITE fftit I foall 11101 row of the capitulation for hia 1I ...
... Friday the New Board of Agficulturfc, under the authority of Parliament, offemblej, for the firft time, at the houfe of Sir John Sinclair, Bart, their Prefident, when Arthur Young, Efq. attended Secretary. The following intelligence was off Saturday received ...
... DragoonJ, John Arden, gent, be cornet. 7th regiment of Light Dragdons, Cornet Peter John James lieutenant.' itth legiment of Light Dragoons, Fnfign David Reid Parker, from the Hertfordlhire militia, cornet, tft regiment Foot Guards, Enfign John Duff to ...
... for fome time worn difagreeable •appearance, they had never had to their arms, or •ny act of violence; they were moftly drunk, and draggling * various directions, but without arms; however, they have been moftly collected, and will, before night, be j>erfe6tiy ...
... COORNAMUCK.LOGH witlt the fuMenominalions, part the etlveof the Uou»hc(» Keny, now held y A. Talbott* and fames Itwin, John Armrtronj:, and John Kelly, Efqra. ■her under,icoartr; Cluate between and BALL V£’ ,ra the county of Galway. Lands will ha fet to' the ...
... were net now war with an army, bur an armed nation,â?? This, taken in one point view, was a very alarming cnm(lance ; forks believed no pofition in modern politica would be more recdilv admitted,. than that an armed nation, long aãled on the defen five ...
... Firfey, of Halton,' Wiltjbire, Richard Long, Weft Afbton, Efq; ?O T H S; Carmarthen, John Llewellin, of Castle Piggin, Pembroke, John Phelps, of Withy-Bush House, Efq; Cardigan, WilT&m Gwen Brigrtock; Bfeanypant, Glamorgan, Kerafrjra of Richard Wellington; ...
... of Exchequer the Attorney General Mr Ormlby Mr Arch-dall the Hon Mr Pery Ileadfort the Hon' Denis Browne Mr Grattan and Mr G Ponlbnby Mr Grattan faid however he might differ from Gentlemen whom he generally concurred lhould night in con fiftency with the ...
... at-Elev,m O'Clock in the Forenoon; when and whcre all the laid Proprietors are ilefircd to attend either in Perfon. or_by Proxy. JOHN JESSON, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. February 2,7, 1794. Private Theatre, Liverrireet, Birntingham. For the Benefit ...
... Hegiment of Infantry, vacant by death of Sir John Sebright. morning the men drafted off, on Thurfday, f;»r foreign fervice, were pricked down at the barracks in bt. James’s Park, when they received their arms and neceflaiie*; a.ter which they were ordered ...