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... lieutenant-oolonei. John Wilfon major. William Clappdon to be captain. Jofeph Merceron captain John to be be captain. Brodie be captain. Samuel Jatkfon captain. Rickard Jamet to be captain.lieutenant. William Mafon to be lieutenant. John Stamnn to be lieutenant ...
... and acoriingly laid down their arms this day at two o'rinck. The fpirit of loyalty which has pervaded all silts throughout this country is infinitely kyond what I can exprefs. have the honor to be, &c. CAWDOR, Cardigan Bay, sib of Ventofe, stb year of ...
... Entered upon at Michaelmas next, Capital and well-accuftomed INN, called THE BLACK LION, fituate the town of Cardigan, in the county of Cardigan; together with the Lands aud other Appurtenances thereunto belonging. The Houfe, Offices and Stables, are in ...
... immediately anf we red. HEREFORDSHIRE. COMMON FINE RENTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HTHAT an Audit will be held at the ■*■ City-Arms Inn, in the city of Hereford, on Wednefday, the Eleventh day of Oftober, 1797, for the receipt ol all fuch Fee-Farm, or other ...
... kingdom. a This Publiihedt price a .BrkilhJispence, LETTER the Riglii Hon. Mr. Grattan. By the author of Short Oppcf.tloh.” Primed bv J. and J. Carfick', Bedford-row rind fo d-by John Parrv. No. 33, A&glefca-flrcet, and a!i the EooAic.!ers. ...
... eider, Avon, grocer. . |rtr . Nov. j. Thomas Pettat, John Rich. Flight, late Kingftanley, Gioa- 1 -' 1 ' thiers. . • 3- John Ford, of taltington, Glj*'' aier. -j» 4. Thomas Hutfon, of Brentvood, ' 6. John Simmons, late Milr*a-«-S founder. 7. George Biinfl'T' ...
... France, fifty tranfports, laden with arms, and military ftores, had failed down the Garonne for Breft, in order to join the fleet at tha: port. Captain Keats arrived at the Admiralty with difpatches from Sir John Warren, which date, that a mutiny has ...
... account per-fonalities that paffed Mr Grattan and Mr Egan in the debate upon the Lord Meffage : Mr Grattan in what fallen Mr Egan? the unkind expreffions which had the Gentlemen who the Adminif-tration Lord make (Mr Grattan) gratitude he owed that Hon for unlimited ...
... Haroid’s-crofs, John-Wilmot, Efq. LONDONDERRY NOV 7, laft John Darcus Efq. was tlr cTter’* Mayor*' and Thomas and Wm. H. Afli, Efqr», Hj SherifTfc for the enfuing year. * The following very curious cpiftlc 'wr telv f«ntbv prifemer in Cardigan gaol, to crechicrs ...
... Saturday lad, John Collins, Efq. Lieutenant in his Majefty’s 14th regiment of foot, and lon of Mr Sam. Collins, late of this city, merchant, to Mils Rugers, of Col- Icoe-grecn.—ln Durrow, Mr John Dunn, to MiT* Mary Mulhall. both of faid place —Mr. John Sullivan ...
... already re-embarked, to fent to France, and the reft are to follow. On aft net examination, there has been found 5000 ftand of arms concealed in the rocks, which they had there for their own ufe, and for any other vagabonds whom they could get to join them ...
... Catltcdral, to. Lane, of Hampton Bifhop, fteay Hereford. few days sigo was married, at John Efq-, to Roberts, bOtbof Ledbury. On Monday the inflant died, at his houfe in Cardigan, Mr. David vies, eminently fkilfiil in his profeffioti, and Ipfr is tintverfa(ly ...