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... h vice A. M.Pherfon, promoted. Commiffions in the Royal Cardigan Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Major John Palmer Chidger to be Lieutenant-Catonel, vice Lloyd, refined; Captain John Allen Lloyd to Major, vice Chicken.? promoted Dated September ...
... PRIZE•MONEY. The hired armed cutter King George the Sezond, for the recapture of the Britifh Tar. Odobcr ft, tBo3,win be paid on I hnsfday the I 7th Inft. at No.t 2, Zlppal haines.flret rand recalled C.v.:2.y day. The hire) armed cutter Fox, for the capture ...
... Gordon. To b: Enfigns. Hafncll. Gent. vice Ilrercton. John 114Therfon, Gent. wee Hopkins. To be Paym (If the 3d Battalion. John Robertfon, Efia. (late Captain in the Regiment.) 4th Ditto--Lieutenant John Hopkins to be Captain of a Company, without purehafe ...
... His Ma.jCITY in Council was this day pleated to appoint John Lloyd Williams. of Owernan. Efq. to be Sheriff of the County'of Cardigan, laftead of thury Greiwold Lewis, of Llwyn yawls, Ef q . john Hill Harris, of Prefftelly, Ffq to be Sberiff of the County ...
... Tempter, and Gee. Cbamberc—witb Sir Charles Kennaway, Bart. the Hon. Augur. tw Cavendilli Bradlbaw, Coo of I.ady Waterpark, John Monckaan Hale, and Richard Batentan Honied Robion. Yellerday the Ballot at the India Houfe was refpedably attended, and the ...
... Houfehold, Drums, Trumpets—Kettle Drums—Trumpet. Canons of Windfor,two and two. Purfulvants at Anew. Hearlds at Arms, two =dews. King at Arms Garter, Reinter, and Black Rod. Knights of the Garter according to their feuiewity, their trains Cup. ported by ...
... the Hall, will be feared ; the Prelate, the Chancellor of the Order, the RegiQcr who is Dean of Windfor,the GA?ter Sing at Arms. and th e Miter of the ack Rcd. At four o'clock Lord Steward and all the other great Officers of State, together with the cornpany ...
... of Catherine King. fell into the arms of her mailer, as the was delivering milk to a eußonser in Cranford•pad'age, Clerkenwell, and immediately expired. She was taken to the church for the Coroner's !lupe& At Cardigan Affizes there wete no mires of e ...
... than an unconditional furrender, by layin; down their arms. On the return of the flag with this anfwer, the Militia were marched to Morne Bruce, and forming a line, by order of Col. BEACH, their arms were piled, fide belts delivered, and being marched to ...
... I.ondon. John George Nicholls, of Moulfey, Surrey, merchant, deale r and chapman, May is, June 8, and 25, at cloven, at Guildhall, London. AttorAes, Mcffrs. Denneus and Greaves, King's Arms-yard, Coleman•ftreet. PARTNERSHIFS DISSOLVED. John William Adam ...
... Bri fled, Banbury, Camden, Darlington, Paulet, Selkirk, Wellanoreland, Romney, Mountoorrit, Morton, Egretuont. Galloway, Cardigan, Lharlcbiota, Macclesfield, Kinnoul, S rathniore, and Kingllon. • Countrffcs—Ayleibury, llehtitcr, road - cue, lialcarrw ...
... at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elltob, Caltaritiz -court, Trinityfquare. John Lewis, of Cardigan, Cardiganflii re, mercer, draper. dealer and chapman, July 4, 5, at :be Beaumont's Arms Inn, Kirkheaton, Yorkthite, and July 27, at the Role and Crown Inn, Hudderf ...