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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Three Stall Stable, Cooeb-Hpnfe, Corn Chamber aud Hamefs Room and other Conveniences. For Particulars cmjuire John Broadheid, Briggate ; John Zlara, Jnn. No. 6, Park-Square, Lewis. Hsodinstley-tum-Bur/rj. To be Peremptonly SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. B.ictaevu ...
... 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 ...
... DUBLIN, jUnE 6. Laßnight, failed for England, the Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN. His amiable-Lady, is now in London, being in a very dangerous (late of health is the caufe of his indent vifit to that cmtn•ry. His Grace the LORD LtsUTENANT has been ',leafed ...
... on Monday last in Hull Roads, His Majesty’s armed defence ship the Paragon, Capt. W. Moore. The Salerno, Scholcs, and the Elbe, Gale, for Toningcn, sail from hence to-morrow, under convoy ot the Adel phi armed ship. The ships now loading for several ports ...
... 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 ...
... situate the Parish the County of Cardigan,ami witlpn O.ne mile of that well-freqented Bathing Town Abcrystwith, coutaininj by admeasurement civs rich Salt j Marsh; Meadow, Pasture, and Arable La:is no'wTn the Possession of John Arthur, whose term expires ...
... 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 ...
... July 27, at ten, at Guaunall, London. , Attorney, Mr. Elton, Catharine-court, Trinity-fguare_ John Lewis, of Cardigan, Mercer July 4, 5, at the Beaumont Arms Inn Kirkheaton, and July 27, at the Rafe and Crown, Huddersfield, Vorlithire. Attornies, Mr. Battve ...
... THEN SPRING CIRCUIT. Cardigansliire—W , Anesday, March 26, at Cardigan. Pembrokeshi7,..—Tuesday; April.i, at 11 av trfoi d west. CarmadthenEliire—Monday, 'April 7, at Carmarthen. BANKRUPTS. John Bailey and Henry Chectharn, of Manchster, Silk and Cotton Spinners ...