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... leading from Machynlleth to ith, being fix. miles froni Machynlleth, twelve from A bcryftwith, lying the centic the Bay Cardigan, in !es. and about five mile* diftant from the fea and of Dovey. Auy moderate quantity of Land may he Let with Houle, which ...
... MefTuages, Cottages, and Lands, for which fuch claim* are marie. Dated the Twenty-fifth day Augult, 17(48. JOS. WAIN WRIGHT, JOHN DDES. HEREFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some time in the month September next (particulars of which, a* to time and place of ...
... ugwardine, Brinfop, and ° ghill. Any perfon who may difpofed to a?rtake this Office, is defned to apply, perkily, at the City-Arms Hotel, in this City, on the Thirteenth day of Odtober inftant, the Overfeers will engage with him, ap- of. Oft. 2, 1798. NOTICE ...
... the City in a box of the value of one hundred guineas to Sir John Borlafe Warren. It was alfo refolved, that the Committee fhould confider.what reward fhould be given to thofe brave feanien John Taylor and James Harding, who, at the rick -of their lives ...
... bufincfs will be done after Three o'clock. Lijl of Cominijfio;:ers for felling the Land-Tax. FOR THE C OP HEREFORD, John Ireland, J John Jones, Efq. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. Wm. Harriloii, Efq. Wm. Denwoody, Efq. Wm. Phillips, Elq. Wm. Powell, Efq. Thomas Davis ...
... country adjacent to the metropolis, confiderable quantities of arms have been voluntarily delivered up, and numbers of the deluded peafantry are daily coming for the purpofe of furrendering their arms and taking the oath of allegiance. The reftonation tranquillity ...
... 7tb Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain John Walhoufe to be Major, by purchafe, vice Watfon, whom his Majefty has been gracioufly plcafed to allow to difpofc of his commlifion. loth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel John Kinfey, from the ft Dragoons, to be Li ...
... avail ourfelVed of a foreign arm, when we bad strength enough ourfelves, and thoufands and hundreds of 'thoufands of our. own cotintryMen 'to fight our battles. - STOCKS.—liantStock per cent. cont.' 48 s-81—,—,5 per cent. arm. 71 7-11. • BIRMINGHAM, Aims ...
... and ifi is only the want of proper officers, arms, and ammunition, that his hindered numbers from joining in Wexford and Wicklow.— Thofe in the late action at Rathfarnbam, near Dublin, were regularly armed they had green cockades, trimmed with fringe ...
... letters by the above mail held our. However, the hope that leieral thoula.uls oi the iulurjitnts would loon lay jlowu iiicir arms were this morning received at the Sicr.i.iry i'. s office Karl Camden, co.ilirin.ng very agreeable aid coiii. iiiiii fortner ...
... depots of arms or ammunition f—2A. 1 believe there never ‘were any, the arms'were in the hands of the people, and they hid them; this was confidered the fafefi method. - 2 ' m&' 1t has been flated to m{‘ Committee, t you have faid you fwore Mr. Grattan? —A ...
... Extraordinary. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCr.21, 1798. Lieutenant Waterhoufe arrived here late laft night with the duplicate of a from Sir John Borlsfe Warren, Bart. aad K. B. Captain of his Majefly’s thip Canada, to Vice-Admi- ral of which the following isa Canada, ...