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... Spencer Boyd to be Dalrymple, dec. Lieut. Hugh Gavin Boyd. Enfign Rob. Drynan to be Brown, gent, eniign, vice Dryn tcers. —John Bunny, John Blake, nock volunteers. —Lieut. T. fign Wm Brown to lieut. vice Oj M‘Kean, vice Biown, W.Wallace, V. Miichell, gent, ...
... en-care the induced to the terms pre- Parker Uppingham whose our last was vicar of Owston) Leicestershire which in gift of Cardigan Esq Canwick the Royal regiment of Lincoln militia without opposition to represent city in Parliament in lieu of Rawdon deceased ...
... Purfer ■ 1 John Prater, Surgeon John Bridgman, Boa'fwain ■ 1 ' RogerMajor,Mafter’sMate . Heftot Ray, ditto Griffith Bowen, ditto Wm Robinfon, ditto J. A.B.Frederick, Midflilp. Norman Macioed, ditto ■ fames Vans, ditto Francis Leith, ditto John Franklin ...
... of Wolgoch, Trotdjrailer, Car, «>*», widow, makfter and deal.r, at thi White Hart Inn, Cardigan, * Edward Wllfon, of Kidbrooic, near Eltham/in Kent, coW■teepe 9 9 John Clark, of Paner»fa.l.aoe, Londbn, layior, JelTe Richard Tape, of Manchefter, Lancafter ...
... Clapham aifjoia ion, May t. —Lieut. John K' l ' 1 captain, vice Brough, leligncil. T. lieut. Charles E! iott, gent, to be Affociation the ward Broad-lb eet, London, —Enilgn Jacob Wood to be heuf. vice Marriott, John Stuart, W. Wood, gents, to enligns ...
... firft alarmed by one of the children who ran down itAirs exclsming that her papa had killed her mamma As the murderer was armed with two or three brace of pittois, betides his (word. they were obliged to fend for a party of the 'Pontefract V,,ltinteers ...
... York Francis Smuji Mosse ofFeatherstone-buUdings merchant Thoma Pickup otherwise Hcaly Rochdale carrier John' Wilke$ of bicker John Ludlofr sadler John Howard of Rurnham-WcstgltUfc Norfolk innholder Thp Tasker of Liverpool linen-drapers Moses of venfty MARRIED ...
... reprefentative ; fuels arms being firft duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office; and alfo to order that this his Majetty's conceffion r 3 ud declaration be regiftered in his College of Arms. BANKRUPTS required ...
... ed, the hamlet of ' * P u l °f Llanwrthwl, in 1 v*tf) n,r c. d,:r ' May 8, 1800. \ HOUSE AT CARDIGAN.] \ . T BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' c 'te-Hart Inn, at Cardigan, y, the rwentv-eighth day' June, tBoo, the hours Four and Five o'clock 'uch Conditions fhall ...
... dealer; the iVhite Hart Inn, in Cardigan. 6. John vis, now lace Brigbthelmftoii, in the county coal merchant, dealer and chapman; at th New Ship Inn, Brighthcliuflou. 7. John now or late of' Maiicheltcr, in the county perfumer, toyman, dealer and chapman; at ...
... Dochefs, from the heat of the room, was compelled to retire foon-r than Ihe intended. Her Highnefs was accompanied the Counitfa Cardigan. _ . The Princef* Wales, and the reft the Royal Family, came in private manner. The Coon broke op fi* o’clock, was near feven ...
... protracted. On Monday the Union Bill was read a time in rhe Irifh Houfe of Commons. On the queftion for its committal, Mr. Grattan arofe, and after fome objections to the ftruiure of the Bill confifting more of logic than a.-gument, went largely into the ...