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... Bell lon or' Mr. John at i,adv Meadow. N. B. Possession may had. Persons who have any Claim or upon Mr. WILLIAM DAVI.S, late of the abovelnn, are desired to forward the Particulars of such Demands to the said Mr. Samuel Nicholas, or Mr. John Fiddes, befSre ...
... near the Bridffe. Richmond, Surrey. ■ ■ ■ ■ R DIG SHIRE. LET, AKn F.STERr-D UPON Nt X T, SEVERAL ARMS, lituarc between Lampeter and Tregaron, in the Cardigan. For particulars apply ft letter Poll-paid) to the Printer this Paper. J«'y *3*, 1806. CITY HEREFORD ...
... ne. CAENNANT, LLWYBIR-LLWYNOG, and aßlack Jack Work, called GWAITH-COCH, in the parish of Lb.nbadarn Faur, the county of Cardigan. BRONBERLLAN, the parish of Gwnnws. TY-ISSA Works, in the parish of Llanbryn-maer, in the county of Montgomery, with such ...
... NEW SHERIFFS. HEREFORD, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18. Hcrcjordjhirc, John Skip, of Ledbury, Efq. Glocefterjhire, Thomas Smith, Staplcton, Efq. MonmouthJJiirc, Poftponed. IConeftcrfiuc, Jolnr Zachary, of Arclcy, Efq. Shrop/liire, Richard Lylter.of Rowton, Efq. SOUTH ...
... Eafingwold Riding John Luek wood Bevericy WwW Angieley Grindley Tregarnedd Brecon € Walter Williams Brecon isHugh Hughes with Cardigan Kidweliy Caermarthen James Carnarvon Carnarvon « Hagb Ellis Denbigh David Mafon Denbigh Fliat Mold Glamorgan John Wood, Jun ...
... round along fide of the carriage, ids arm extended and piftol his hand. The General was now aware, for his own fafety, that no time was to be loft, and fired his piftol, intending only to break the highwayman's arm but at the inftant his pulling up the ...
... Alfizes, prifoners ic* death, viz. Thames met and John Pitt, for bode Healing] Jen dab Ero-xun and John Ran>tl''s, for fheep-fteab.ig and Serah Beetlejlone, for burglary] Mark tor pi (tearing; and John Nutts, indicted at the Aflizes tor meep-ttealing ...
... belt Manner on Steel. All Sorts of Buttons, Military Ornaments, &e : • BATHING PLACE, BARNIOUTH, NORTH WALES, °ORS 2 - GEDOL ARMS INN. WILLIAM BARNETT (Sliced Tor to the late Mrs. V Lowry Lewis) begs Leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that he has ...
... Acres of OAK POLES and SAPLINGS, Handing and growing on Trocd-Rhi w-Lwba Farm, inthe parifh Llanbadarn-fawr, in the county Cardigan, diftant fix miles from the Port of Aberyftwith. Alfo, One Hundred TREES, marked and numbered, on Abertrinant Demefue. For ...
... b!ishedSMlTli'sSMO! ,HOL 3E J and STABLE adjoining, situate in Fudcr-street, Abergavenny. For further Particulars apply to John Nicholas, Smith. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO LET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Ready Furnished, called ARAMS ...
... improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate the several counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, ar.d the town and county of Haverfordwest, late the estates Gwynne, Esq. dcee-aseJ; , ARM, called PAIZHAYLI.IO \D, *H EULLWYD in the parish of eroth, in tht and ...
... at the Red Lion Inn, in Somerton. John Henry Emmott, Jamesßrowne ' and Francis Browne, of the Old Jewry, London, Wine Merchants, at Guildhall. William Ludby, of Petworth, Suffex, Shopkeeper, at Guildhall. London. o —John Taibby, late of Defborough, Nor ...