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... tor Carmarthen: ' John Smith, Efq. S. R. GaufFen, Lawrence Palk, Efq. ff. Vanfittart. Efq. W. Egerton. Efq. Hon. H. Walpole.j John Bond, Efq. Henry Peters. T. Tyrrwhitt, Efq. R. Burdon, Elq. J.H. Addington, Efq. Henry Banks, Efq. John Fajie, Efq. William ...
... Vrlin Tntd kiv dmmsr, and Dalkrwtn, (he occupation David Jones, David Davies, and John Edwards,Janii.',.their under tenants, and firuateirrthe parifls in the fidd county Cardigan, containing 579. acres of indofed, arable, ntftuit, and wood land, and: acres ...
... reof (fpecifying the nature of the Mr. John*Bowen, at the Priory, Cardi ...
... UTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (In Three Lots), by James croft, On Saturday, the Twentieth day of Auguft next, at the Beaufort-Arms Inn, Monmouth, between the hours of Four and Six in the afternoon, fubject to fuch conditions as' fhall then and there produced ...
... deceafed, are (end account thereof the narure of debt) to Mt. John kPridry, Cardigan, one has Executots. And atl indebted to the of Edward Hughes to the fame forthwith the laid John tdtf, Cardigan, June IO- MONMOUTHSHIRE. SOLD by Auction, fit the Angel, in ...
... all Bdl j price quantities they inhabit io which they are juftly liable feverely few fince a woman lived in neighbourhood Cardigan-(hire put an hoy bang-herfetf in her houfe— ralh ion are lingular deferving of notice She went to ceflary claute whRiaU : ...
... country, faw great numbers of armed inha- bitants on their march to join Gen. Beaulieu's army who unanimoufly declared, that they would exert their utmoft efforts to drive the French out of the Emperor's Dominions. — Their arms confided of piftols and a blunder- ...
... of in.-j.e Robert Beaty opened, taking awtty e, , arms. Comfri f r the The Attorney General Mr. Mr. Mrearfy Mr. Mr. Ruitrn. , The above prifonefs were Roman Catholics Wiiliam Adgers, Wm. Craig and John Hutchnick were then .tried For a fimitar oS>nfe a: ...
... admitted to the degree of D. D. Mr. John Hewlett, St, John's, the degree of B. D. the Hon. George Legge, of Meiton; the Hon. William Henry Dawney, and George Rogers, of Clirift Church , Mr. William Grecnhill, of Trinity; Mr. John Lloyd, and Mr. Richard Hughes ...
... fit for the ° a Gentleman's family. 'Cr- a rticn!ars enquire of Lewelin parry, Efq. Cardiganftr ire; or of Mr. John Bowen, IjJJey, Cardigan. 14, HEREFORDSHIRE. A SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, that Freehold Mcffijagc or Te ...
... Hope, Underhill, from Dideford, and Maria, Owen, from Cardigan, with qrs oats for Wright and Davies.—l he JL-tfey, Williams, and Providence, Jacob, from Aheryftwith, and Hopewell, Morgan, from Cardigan, with qrs oa*s for* I Giblon,—.l he Peace, Selly, from ...
... HEAD, Seet.^i. FOR the better accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, JOHN HOWES, Begs leave refpcdtfully offer his LONG-ROOM opened a Public Room, on Friday tire enfujng Week. JOHN BAYLIS, SWAN INN, GLOCESTER, NOTWITHSTANDING PUFFING AlLeitiicments have ...