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... Waolverhampton. —~Nov. 30, Jobn Marflen, of Kedlefton lan, Derbyfhite, dna', at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby —ar. ' George ‘Tepperley, of Boothby, Cumbertand, and john Fleming, of lrmmw\, faid County, check-manufa&turers, at the Bloe-Bell, Carlfle.—Dec. 3 ...
... to attend. , JOHN GRIFFITHS, Efq in the Cflair, WILLIAM JEREMY, Secretary. N. B. Dinner on the Table precifcly at Three ! o'clock. July 6,1799. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TAX UPON INCOME. cf Appeal will hold iheir Second Meeting, at the Beaufort-Arms, in \ Momr.ou' ...
... places hereunder : lr| l *'' town Lampeter, At days June inftant. «*fUru. ar( '' the and 1141)1 days of June 'Hut, in Cardigan, on the aoth Grd. CommifTioners, HUGH HUGHES, Clerk. HEREIORD. And TO LET, Entered immediately, A 'hat Inn, culled TREAK-TREE; ...
... MEETING of the CARDIGANSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, has been adjourned the Fourteenth Aujuft, to be holden at the Black-Lion, at Cardigan, where a general atttendance of the Members is requeued, for the appointment ofa Secretary and to the Society, and for other ...
... townfhip of Lofton, arid Eye, in the county of Hereford, and lie contiguous the I.eomin'fter Canal, and are in poffefTion of Mr. John Jones, who will the fame. For further particulars apply to Mr. Bayley, Lcominftcr ;'or Mr. T. Bayley, CARDIGANSHIRE. To he ...
... legiflate for Ireland, urged to the declaration by the energetic eloquence of Mr. Grattan, who was fupported in his patrin. tic exertions lw the poiverfol voice of Set,ooo own in arms. Previous to that period, the Britith-Parliament named the. power of binding ...
... parch, vice touverie, from »d drag, guards, to vice Sir John Goidon, promoted, foot guards, Sam. Walker to 1 lie, dec. Lieut. G. Deaie, from 4th gut purch, vice Patteifon, promoted* jot, beut. John Traj ps, from enfign, without purch. vice Allen, O N. evening ...
... formation received by Colonel St. John. likewifc dated, that in of a fearch for fire arms fome mulkets were found concealed in a houfc, on the lands of Finnes, near Bandon. Theownerof the honfe denied having any arms,' but when they were found, . he was ...
... Kcprcfentativcs, John Claudjur Bcresford and C-orge (*j>le, li.'qr*. with our Rffoluticn ; and th toe..-, together eaitfc their anfwcr., he, puhlnned in ■'aundtiVs .“'e’wfc i.etter, the Dublin Journal, and Duiiini tveii.ng oft. JOHN MILI-LKCN, Matter ...
... London. Attorney, Mr. Belton, No. 16, Great Ryder-Sireet St. James’*. DIVIDENDS. November 30. John Owen Harries, Cardigan, (nop* keeper, at the White Hart Inn, Cardigan, November 36. Chrlflcpher Lancaftcr, merchant, »t Mrs. Morphy’s, the Mar and CJ.vtrr Tavern ...
... PROMOTIONS. Carmarthen militia. Tc beCaptain —John Lloyd, Tube Captain-Ltea'cnaat— John I.loyde, Efq. lobe Lieutenants Francis Manfcll, I Mark James, John Lewis, J David jaincs. Laft Week was married, Harrifon, Efq. Captain his 29th fi 111 til foot, to ...
... the Tromp, of ff&ntt Captain Worfly, and I’El'pion, armed en-flute, Cap l, Role, with Dutch of. war on board conveyed Fluftiing; aifo the Anacreon brig, of gutis, Lieutenant and the Earl bpencerj armed cutter, on cruize. A Court of Enquiry was held this ...