... 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 ...

... Raduorfhire-arms inn, in Prefteign —Richard Spear, of Plymouth, Devonshire, bru(h-maker, May 14, 23, June 20, at Guildhall, London.—Stephen Wilfon, of Woodftreet, Cheapfide, London, filkman, May 12, 19, Jnne 20, at Guildhall, Loudon.— John Dearlove, junior ...

... Native Battalion Captain Norman M'l.eo.l, commanding nth Native Battalion Captain John Mawbev, ot European Battalion; Lieutenant \. Z. M. Birch, ditto ditto Lieutenant John Plumer, 1 jth Native Battalion ; Lieutenant Will.am Hinkfnian, of ditto; Lieutenant ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which Mr Grattan (poke to acrofs the Houle never anfwer Curs !” Houfe broke than Mr Cavendidi met Mr Grattan at the door and him by The fieeve You are a S and recall vile term applied to me or meet me to part till one of us fall !” Mr Grattan bowed not ...

... from the.r body Grattan,entered the Chapel; they were received with the taudeft bu*ft* were tmmrdiaie!y accommodated wi*h (eats Mr. M*Nevm af*er a fpeech offome length, moved that thrhanka the mem be, and are hereby givr*n Edward Byrne. John Keogh, and Baron ...

... 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 ...

... few days ago was married, Mr. John Brookes, to Mil's Jervis, both Hinton, near Whitchurch. ; > Tuelday was married, Mr. Lloyd, fupervifor of excife at Uttoxeter, in S'taffordfliire, to Mils Buck, Chelter, daughter of John Buck, Efq. colledtor of excife ...