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... COUNTRY. Rich. Avern, of Birmingham, baker. |*ii, Owen, late of Tallame, Cardigan, 'ij ' John Stephens, of Tcwkelbury, Glouceft Tj,* Sewell, Clifton, Gfoucefter, feriv bs? John Snook Ames, Bath, Sometfet, li James Brown, Scarbrough, Yorkfhirc, w 1 Rich ...
... ejaculation every good The annivcifary of his 'Majefty's Acceflion to the Throne, was the day appointed by the Countefs of Cardigan for delivering to the Windfor Loyal their colours. At eleven o'clock the volunteer corps, accompanied the Memberi of the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... to the living of Little Bcdwin, Wilts. The Rev, William Skey, of St. John’s College, prefented, by the fame Patron, to the living of Great Bed win. Shrtwjbury, Nov. i. The Rev. John Gibbons is inftituted tothe Reftory of Alton Board, in thL county, on ...
... Goodliall, Willinghoroagh. DIVIDENDS. July q. Samuel Harris John Clarke, of Wormwood ftreet, London, ironmorjcri, Guildhall. November 6. Richard Porter, nf Manfion-Honfe-ftreet, London, and John Gregory, of Charing Crofs, Mlddlefen, merchants, at Guildhall ...
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... proclaimed this evening as in ttate of rebellion. The people Galway are alfo Tup. to be very ill inclined. They have been arming with pikes for two months psft. • ...
... his Majefty’s fleet, viz. Roddam Home, John Thonias. To be Rear. Admirals of the Red —Captain Mathew Squire, To be Rear-Admivals of the White —James Brine, John Packenham, Sir) Erafmus Gower, John Holloway, john bart. Blankert, George Wilfon, Sir-Charles ...
... the Bul, T avero. David Owen, of Talfame, » Corn-ftreet, Biiftol, Cardigan, fhopkeeper, May 18 Henr y at Guildhall, do of St. Mary Axe, London, fadtor, Vener, at the Crown May 21. John Step hens, of Tewkkefoury; Gloucefter, fcri- Ton, Broad-ftreet, iy ...
... Harrifon, gent, to be lieutenant. John Boiler Coulthurft, gent, to be enfign. Richard Colmer, gent, to South Uifi run fitters * Macdonald, to be firft lieutenant, vice Angoa Macdonald, ln the Invernefsthire Volumetn. John Monro, gent, be firft lieutenant ...