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... by applying to Mr. John Crump, near the Premifes, ot whom particulars may be had, ten days previous to the Sale; alfo at the Unicorn, Leominfter; City-Arms Horel, Hereford; Hop**** Angel, Ludlow; Beaufort-Arms, Monmouth j Kings-Arms, Glocefter; Hotel, ...
... the Furnace, Carmarthen, Efq. Pembroke, John Talker, of Upton Caftle, Efq. Cardigan, Pryce Lyveden, of Gogerthen, Elq. Glamorgan, Samuel Richardfon, of Henfol, Efq. Brecon, John Lloyd, of Dmas, Efq. Radnor, John Walfh, Kevenllcece,Efq. OXFORD SPRING CIRCUIT ...
... the City-Arms Hotel, Hereford, the Nint'i of March - li Postponed. JOHN LLOYD, WILLIAM GRANT, ESQ. Carmarthenfiire, Thurfday,Mat eh 29.;tCarmarthen. Pembtoke/hhe, Wednef. April at Haver Ford welt. Cardigan/hitc, Tuefday, April 10, at Cardigan. BRECON SPRING ...
... Horfley, 51—Richard Jefcoate, 1 . 91—, Thomas Jones,lsl—Abr. Ireland, 201—John Izon,• rol—John Ruffy, 51—Ch. Rati:ram, 51—William Salmon, zol—George Sirneox, Townthend, zol— john Turner, James iol—Abel Williams, sl—Samuel Pemberton,.2ol - VS 0 Robert Coales ...
... 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 ...
... refolved unanimoufly, that it would not conduce in any degree to the Defence and Safety of the Kingdom, if the Clergy were to arm againft a menaced iuvafton, as it would interfere with the proper duties of their profef- Jion, to accept Commijnous, or enrolled ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Alresford. John Valle, of Gloucelter, Carpenter and Timberdealer, July 11, rz, Auguft 7, at the Upper George Coffee Honfe, in Gloucefter. John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, Shopkeeper, July 13, Auguft 3,7, at the White Hart Inn, in Cardigan. ...
... 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 ...
... Certificates iftued within the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke, may be had of the under-mentioned : E. Bowen, 'Cardigan. • .'• 'Edward Lock, Abcryllwith. Hugh Jones, Lampeter. , Rice Rees, Llandovery, John Llandilo. William Morgan, Carmarthen ...
... captured. Intelligence was given tins veflel, of three French frigates having faileil with troops board, and leveral Hands arms, the deftiuetion of which was luppoled be Ireland. 111 his anfwer the Addrefs of the Inhabitants of Walhington County in the ...