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... Hall, Efq. Wiltihirc. John Bennett, of Pithoufe, Efq. YoiUhire. Sir T. Pilkington, of Cheviotte, Efq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen. John Morgan, of Furnace, Car- nurthen, F.fq. Pembroke. John Talker, of Upton Caftle, Efq. Cardigan. Pryce Loveden, of Gogerthen ...
... be lieutenant. Cardigan Volant ten. Second ientjaant Tbomaa Tic* Dgjtf fißMt cetfql. Second Ueetenant Darid Phillip*, ■of'f*. reftgnt. lobe Harria, gent. Richard be Flrft Lieatenaoti. _ . . Da»id Francit, pel. rice Tbotnaa Daviea. John ndjiprft*, gent ...
... * Windfor Corporation, per arm. iccl.* Freemafuns at Kingfton-upon-Hull, per.-annum, 501. * Lord Curaon'a Servants, 301. Ss. 6d.* Fire Side Society, eleven members, Black Boy a*>d Apple, Charing Cross, 301. * Lord Cardigan's Servants, aBL 141.* Invalids ...
... *** late of Milk flreet, C John Boles and Thomas Wright, 'th Southwark, Surry, wart o, Walter lies, Thomas Abell an Surry, linen-drapers. dividend in the count Eltofr, of Chefter, wine-tnercl John Wectman, of Brandon, Wa: John Garratt, of Hard Water Mi ...
... Cramp, of Liverpool. dividends. April 3. John Eltnft, of Chefter, wine-merchant,' at the Hop Pole Inn, in Cheher. March at. John Weetman, of Brandon, Warwick, papermaker, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry. March *7. John Oarratt, of Hard Water Mill, Great Doddington ...
... S. I have sent the privateer into port, and going in chace. Peggy sloop, of Cardigan, James Prichard master, from Dover to Penzance, with wheat and barley. Camilla brig, John M'Kena.e master, from Hull to Plymouth, with coals. Deuvai, Charles Mann master ...
... James O’Coigly, otherwiie James Quigley, otherwife called James John Favey, Arthur O’Connor, John Binns, John Allen, and Jeremiah Leary, as fuch falfe traitors aforefaid, with force and arms, on the 27th day of February lalf, Margate, in the County of Kent ...
... of entering into Armed Affectations; meafurewhich was unanimoufly agreed to in all the Wards. The plan recommended by the Court of Aldermen each Ward is, iff. All the Inhabitant Houfeholdcrs, that arc able men, to learn the ufe of arms. Thole who are no: ...
... Bucks, dealer. George the younger, of Afhbourp, . John Wood, dca er. Cobham,of Thomaa-ftieet, SourtWark, !i£htcrman. X merchant. Edmund Hood, of Bathwick, and John Tuttle, of Bath, ciacii-nirtfters. John Zealv, of victualler. Rd. Hinckley, James Mil ward ...
... 15. Jonitl-.a.i Ainfworth, Halifax, York, timber-merchant. certificates to granted, June 1 z. John Matthews, of Newtown, Montgomery, woollen.manufifturer. John Morgan, late Short’s Gardens, near Drary-laae, corn* chandler. trials* HIGH TREASON —SPECIAL ...
... after a confutation of forty minutes, returned the following verdict 1 — . James O'Coigley— CUl LTY. Arthur O'Connor, John Rinoj, John Allen, and Teiir- miahLeary—NQT GUILTY. Silence being proclaimed in Couit, Mr. Juftice Boiler obfervtd, that there was ...
... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...