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... Disci is, Argylititire Peneible infantry. Lawrence White, Mi. We Captain in Pant, to be Captidn,vice Dielrfon, Dated Fingen John Sell to be Aieucepaat, vice A. Campbell, mended for aConitnillon in the Line. treed Nov. I, ISM tepid Hoop tote Sen. Dated ...
... is, 23, awl April u, at ten, at the Squirrel Inn, Wellington, Smoerfet. Attornies, John Minific Wellington; hlelliv.Shephard and Adlington,Cray'sinn- fgu-re. 'Ando°. John Hosvitt and Francis Weldon, of Whitecrofs-place, rear Einibury-kuare, dealers, March ...
... Prefersatlen of Health. Addreffed to the Officers of the Regiment, and dedicated to the Matter General and Board of Oedema. By JOHN ROLLO, M.D. Surgeon-Owe. reel Royal Artillery, Re. London : Primed for J. Mairman (fuceelfor to Mr. Dilly) Naas, In the Pookry ...
... ; Mr. Thomas , Shilcitor, Theobald's Road, Leaddn ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor , Lhvyttgos, war Cardigan; Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Csermarthen; the White i Hart, Cardigan; atid.st the principal Inns at Caermatglird 'Platerfordwelt. , near PLYMOITrH, in the Carroty ...
... upwards of Mr. JOHN ESDAILE and family lcft town laft night for Matlock, in Derbythire. Hampden•houfe has had to boa(} of a large circle of di flingui flied vifitants. Sir JouN and Lady DAsuwooto KING, Vikount and Vifcountefs PERCIVAL, Sir JOHN RUSSEL, Mr ...
... Kisgann, Portfea. 04.1.4:er r 7. John Owen Berries, late of Cardigan, lhopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Hart, Cardigan. October 3r. Hodgk infant Bohan, NewWoodilleclt, Oxfordthire, mercer, at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, in Deddiagtan, Oxfordagre ...
... the Quetn's-Houfe, from Windfor, where they were vi fled by their R'yal Highneffes the Dukes of and GLOU. The Countefs of CARDIGAN and feveral of the female Nobility alto vifited her MAJESTY. At ene o'clock the KING came to St. James's. Palace, and held ...
... following perfons : Leland Cmfthwaite, Francis Matthews, John Dlckfon, Thomas Retchlort, Hu tarts. Peter Roe, Thom gh as Wlllia.as, Montgomery Crashers, Arthur Mitchel, Thomas M'Kcnny, Mark Magratts, John CMRm. On the motion of the prifoner's Counfel, an affidavit ...
... males in England and \Vales are in the army, navy, and mercnant ( hips ;fo that nearly one-fourth of thofe capable of bearing arms, are fo employed. The proportion of refident males is to that of the females as 12 to 13 nearly. The County of York does not ...
... Paul's Church-yandjune, 1802. PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZIN& BEAUTUIII:COUNTRY'RESIDTWCZ, pear BRISTOL, TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, on the By JOHN FAROUS, C s ThorGlay, the tolls day of June nett, between the Hours of One and Twn in the Afternoon—ln One Lot, -A LL that ...
... Vircountefs Dun- Mr. John Villiers gannon Mrs. and Mifs Ficidings Lord and Lady Walfinghatn, Mifs Tow:Amid and three Milk De Greys Mifs Goldfworthy lord and Lady Boil= Mrs. Egerton Sudley Two Mifs Irby's Thomond Two Mils Onllow's Cardigan Two Mifs Hervey's ...