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... and in a General Mr. Grattan, demanding immediate !a-tisfacEon. Mr. Grattan inftantly left the Houfe, accompanied by Mr. Metge. The .parties and fought. fhots were exchanged. the fifth Mr. Grattan wounded Mr. Corry in the right arm. The ball was immediately ...
... Law, Pembroke Hotel, Milford ; Mr. Richard Foley, Attorney Law, Haverfordwest j Angel, Cardigan ; White Lion, Tenbyj Blue Boar, Nhrbeth and St. Clair; King's Arms, Caermarthcn; Bear, Landilo; Castle, Llandovery ; LongfeMows, Brecon; Bush. Swansea;' Bear ...
... Law, Pembroke; Hotel, Milford ; Mr. Richard Fole, Attorney at Lav, Haverfordwest; Angel, Cardigan; White Lion, Tenby; Blue Boar, Narbeth and St. Clair; King's Arms, Caermarthen Bear, Landilo; Castle, Llandovery ; Longfeilows, Brecon Bush, Swansea; Bear ...
... Henry Grattan esq is authenticated under the signatures Major General Cradock and Captain Metge : In consequence of what passed in the debate in the House of Commons early on Monday the 17th Major-Gen Cradock on the part of Mr Corry on Mr Grattan in the ...
... Williams, of near St. Cleat*. Monmouthftiirr. Cardigan, Mr. John Bowen, eminent furgeon. At C'beplluw, in hi.Koth year, Warren Jane. efq. Chelter, Capt SC. Lee, if.tilt f.Het Cborfey-Wood, Hcrta, Suiiih, widow of John Smith, efq: of Cireneellrr—At Piri«, Mr ...
... —l4B—Mr. George Jacques, Mr. Thomas Fry, and Mr. William Riche. 6.—l36—Mr. Ralph Gale, Mr. Thomas Fry, Mr. John Richc, and Mr. George Jacques. T.— John Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah Hullen, Mr. Thomas Henley, Mr. Thomas Hull, and Mr. Thomas Fry. B.—ll6—Mr. Ralph Gale ...
... Mr. William Davis, Farmer, at Court, near Monmouth, of whom Catalogues may had ; also at the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Angel, Abergavenny ; Beaufort Arms, Chepstow ; Three Salmons, Usk ; Mr. P. Walker, Primer, Glocester Mr. Kudhail, Printer, Bristol; Place ...
... Mr, While, folicitor, Tetbury, Oloccflcrihirc; ami At the Boot [8099 be sold by Auction, Black-Lien the town Cardigan, in the county Cardigan, Fudday the 14th day April neat, between the hours of Two and Four the furj. condition oi as (hall be then and ...
... ‘embrokc Cambridge Gloccsitr' Radnor Cardigan Hcieturd • Rutland Lancaster Somerset Carnarvon Leicester Westmoreland, » Chester Lincoln Wilts. Cunibctland alcrijneth DATS, Mi r To hit Mijesty'i Ahgttwa Brecon Bucks Cardigan Cai inanhcn Carnarvon Cumhcrlaud ...
... I O.T. 31.- —Oct. KM. Swans-a, dealer ai.d chapman, the Talbot, Bath- Street, Bristol. -1, JOHN OWES H.ICR.ms, Cardigan, shopkeeper, at the White Kart, Cardigan. l'ricc eJ'&TOI'KS the VI Bank Stock, • II per Cent. J797, •• fh-.it 1 Stock, Long Ann. • 3 ...
... Roffe. ufed by the Noble Lord ary Defence, which Lord terms were pitiful. Mr. Grattan faid, th don Wednelfuay, will, it oppelite agreed in the gra nan out of eight, between all arm in defence of the againft the eft«blithmenr. therefore on principle, bee ...
... Re*, j. William*, archdeacon Cardigan. »Wb. Taitt, efq;ni Cardiff, U> Mifa Mary Mangall, of Jcrniynft reel.—Mr. lone*, of Putiry-Cuurt, near Ledbury, Mifa Smith, of Hall- Court, Hetefordnilt*.—At Cheltenham, the Re*. John Dolphin, to Mifa MoHinfoo, daughter ...