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... On Sunday was married, at Cardigan, Mr. John Edwards, of Haverfordweft.to Bowen, daughter of Mr. Bowen, Surgeon. On Thurfday laft died Suddenly, at his houle Monmouth, Jacob Rudhalf? Efq. a Captain in the Militia, and Retfeiver General for that county ...
... commanding 18th Native battalion. Capt. Norman M'Cleod, commanding 13th Native battalion. John Mawbey, 2d European battalion. Lieut. J. Z. M. Birch, ditto, ditto. John Plumer, of the 13th Native battalion. William Hickman, of ditto. Jofeph Richardfon, of ...
... hereby appoint, with the affeni of William Lewis and John Davies, Efquhes, two of his Majefty Jujlices of the Peace of the faid county, a General SeJJions to be held the SbirehaU, inthe town of Cardigan, in the faid county, Thurffay, the Twenty-fixtb day ...
... 20, at the Radnorfhire Arms Inn, ia Prefteign. Richard Spear, of Plymouth, brufh-maker, May 14, 23, une 20, at Guildhall, London. Stephen Wilfea, of Wood-ftrect, Cheapfide, Silkman, May 12,19, June zo, at Guildhall, London. John Dearlove, jun. late of ...
... Anne Rees, only farviving daughter of Mr. T. Mercer, of that place. A few days fince died, at Leominfter, an advanced age, Mr. John Neale, painter, of that place. The Rev. Dr. Ingram, Reaor of Upton Warren, prelented Sir Edward Winnington, Bart, to the Rectory ...
... black gelding, the property of Richard Langfon, of Kynton, near Stow, ; and John Carter, (father of the beforementioned prilbner) for ftealing a black gelding, the property of John Hathaway, Forde, Glocefterfhire, were feverally convicted and received fentence ...
... order for erefting a Side Gate or near to a place called Bridge Dingle. N. B. The Allotments will be fixed on the above day. JOHN COREN, Clerk. Lately publifhed, price is. AN ODE ON WAR, FRENCH, BYE. FRERE CHERENSI, Author of Le Heros Moderns and L'Amant ...
... the good of Mankind in general. • . With due refpcet lam yourliurabje Servant, JOHN JONES. • ”P. S. Befides the above Diforder,l was wick a violent Scorbutic Humour in my Arms and Back, Which I had labbured under for than twenty Years.--That is entirely ...
... be djfpofed . the- Stock in Trade r Shop_L Tools, and alter ETeas of the Hari WhitelVietal Button lately 'tarried on by Mr. John L‘t, 4eceafed, ati N'.lanufacclory in Snow Hill, which havhigbeen f9r many Years, is a defirablp Concern for. one who Withes ...
... Truftees of the faid Road (if required) for the Payment of the Remainder of Rent agreed for, at fuch Times as they fhall direet. JOHN FOX, Clerk to the laid Truftees. Clenbury-Mortimer, Odober 14, 1795. rurnpike Road from Birmingham through If to Warmingtcn ...
... am yonrhumble Servant, JOHN JO&ES. • P. S. Dendes the above'Diforder, I was affidei with a violent Scorbutic Humour in my Arms and Back. which I had laboured under fur more than twenty Years.—Thar ailu is entirely gone, and my Arms as irliimp and well as ...
... priloncri have all a kind of badge upon the arm, denoting what-they arc. Accounts from Plymouth, of the 3d inftant, mention the arrival in Cawl'and Bay of his Majel- ty's (hips La Pomonc, guns, Captain Sir John Borlafc Warren ; Artois, of gnns, Captain ...