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... Soniernet. Attornles, Messrs. Blake, Couk's-court, Carey-streut; Mr. Thomas Symes, jun. Castle-Bailey, Bridgewater. John Roberts, of Dulefaur, Cardigan, horse-dealer. Oioher I2, 5 , and November iz, at eleven, at the Ii'ree Cocks Inn, Aberltunvey. Attornies, Messrs ...
... law', and ordered them j for execution on the Monday enfuiog, and their bodies be given for diffe&ion.—John Mara, for a burglary in the dwelling of John Fitzgerald, at AtlacOa, and dealing thereout a conliderable ium. —Sentence not pronounced. Saturday evening ...
... March 9 - LONDON. _HER Majefly and the Princeffes have within. the:e few days feen the March ionefs of Bath, Countefs of Cardigan, and Lady C. :Finch. • Yeflerciay the Lord Chancellor had an audience of the 'Royal Vamily. - Yeflerday about twelve o'clock ...
... fuch illegal practices. Auguft 26, 1800. COUNT V OF CARDIGAN. Sale of ihe Land-Tax. TTIS Majefly's CommilTioners, efpe* •*■ cially appointed for the Redemption and Sale the LAND-TAX, the county Cardigan, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That future their Meetings Will ...
... TO fi Ji.l # f7 .v ® . . GRATTAN. The circurh/lance of Mr. Gr»tt?.r! not having heretofore polled great majority, not aril'e from paucity of Voters ort his fid?, but from a rail number of his friends keeping back in order to give him Ihould he require ...
... paragraph purporting expvefs an.opinion of Mr. Grattan concerning Mr. FiooJ, has been in feveral Englifh Journals milreprefented. It contained An aofwer paraphleq entitled, the Speech the Eirl of Clare, &c. Henry Grattan, E'.q/' and is as follows ; Mr. Flood, ...
... lay before the public the conclusion of the be. bete in the House of Commons, on the Catholic Petition, pro. salted by Mr. Grattan; &discussion is oi importance, and cannot be too generally Communicated to the people.—Of. faring an observation 90 the present ...
... London, and to hand the petition to Mr. Grattan, for the ] | purpose of having it presented to the House of Commons. It was however at length resolved > ‘that the Chairman, Lord Fingal, transmit it to Mr. Grattan. in the discussion that took place, Mr ...
... notes on his (boulders and arms of his coat ; round his hat band were a great number of five guinea notes, and near the top of the hat crown was find a purfe of gold, Which went round the fame. On his back a paper with the words John Bull. Whitehead appeared ...
... April 11, at the house Mra, Mur* p«»r. the Star and Gartet Tavern, Paradise-street, Liver I pool. Attorney, Mr. John Irvin, in Liverpool. John Wallace and William Hawes, of Hanwell, Middlesex, map-maker, to appear March 3, 14, April 11, at Guildhall, London ...
... in Waterford, as some boys were contending for the first flee from a pistol, it went off, and th , .! corvelllA a v in tlic arm or one of thein, wcenled in manner a* to endanger his !i'e. The Athenienne man of war, lately lost neat ' Cadiz, was taken from ...
... with them off Cape Cruz, retake one of the dzoggers, and to capture La C 3. bane Spanish row-boat privateer, armed with on swivel and small arms ; had been five days from Seq Jag., her crew originally consisted of fourteen meet; bat she bad only five on ...