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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Davenport, Efq. Capefthorne, this county, was taken ill whilft walking en the Seine, at Brighrhelmftone, and expired in the arms of an attendant before ihe could be removed frcm the benefaction 51. from Lord.Vifcount Killmorey, and 211. from Thomas Brereton ...
... Well Riding 789, North Riding 385’, Anglcfea Brecknock 53, Cardigan 47, Carmarthen 87, Carnarvon Denbigh 95, Flint 49, Glamorgan 99, Merioneth 56, Montgomery 90, Pembroke 60, Radnor 34. Arming of the People. —The following is the proportion of men to furmfhed ...
... the Houfe of Commons, Mr Grattan reprobated the war in firong terms, and dwelt greatly upon the brilliant fucceffes of the French, and the exhaufted ftate of this country. He contended firongly for the total emancipation and arming of the Roman Catholics ...
... Mr. i John V/atfon, late one of the Stockpoit loyal volunteers. A few days ago, Mrs. Davenport, wife of Davis Davenport, elq. Capeilhoriie, in Chefiilte, was taken fuddenly ill whilll walking on the at Brighthelmftone, and expired in the .arms of attendant ...