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... CREDITORS. LL Perfons who have any Claim on the Eflatc of Mr. JOHN BAYLEY, of Leominller, are immediately, 10 fend account thereof to Mr. F. Edwards, Leominffci: Thole who (Kind indebted to Mr. John Bayfey, are dehred, immediately, to pay the amount thereof ...
... argued the• neceflity of the meafure. Tn the courfe of his addrefs, his Lordfhip was exceedingly fevere on the condudt of Mr. Grattan, and he pointedly alluded to the interference of certain Peers, whom he termed the Confidate, in promoting petitions from ...
... SatuYday, March 22, atShrewfbury Stafford/hire, Wednefday, March 26, at Stafford! CARMARTHEN SPRING CIRCUIT. Cardigan/hue, Wednefday, Aprd 2, at Cardigan Pembroke/hire, Tuefday, Apri]B,atHaverfordweft. Carmarthen/hire, Monday, April 14, Carmarthen. BRECON SPRING ...
... his paft conduit. As loon Mr. Grattan had ended his fpeech, the Chancellor of the Kxclicquer, wc are inform-! Ed, retired, and lent a- meffage General' Craddoc Mr. Grattan, demanding immediate latis/aftion.- Mr. Grattan inftantly • left the Houle, accompanied ...
... Ludlow, March.rs, at the George Inn, Ludlow, April 8, at the Angel Inn, Ludlow. John Bury and Samuel barues, of Miter, .Factom Marcia 6,7, April 8, at Willmot's Tavern, Man- John Porral, now a Prifoner in the Fleet Prifon, London, Merchant, March 1,8, April ...
... He puffed this point, he laid, knew that futh declaration muft have the cffefl of uniting all parties in France againfl our arms, ai.d thofe of otir allies. fupport of his argument, that the.re-eftablilhment of the Bourbon w.as the objefl, referred the ...
... 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 ...
... HEREBY riven-, a Meeting of the Cardigan- ' Agricultural Society, will be Atpar, the Twenty-fifth, and at *»d>, on the Twenty-eighth of April %J. . T. GRIFFITH, Clerk, Secretary. 1800. 9&&TOItS AND CREDITORS. * Creditors of JOHN PRICE, Talgarth, in the county ...
... DIVIDENDS to be made to CR EDITORS. April T4—John Livtfey, John Hargreave, Peter An!lie , Jofeph Smith, and William Hall, of Manchetter , Merchants and Calico Printers, at the Eridgewater Arms, Manchefter. —William Page, late of Eydon, Nnrthamptonfhire ...
... reprefentative ; fuels arms being firft duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office; and alfo to order that this his Majetty's conceffion r 3 ud declaration be regiftered in his College of Arms. BANKRUPTS required ...
... ed, the hamlet of ' * P u l °f Llanwrthwl, in 1 v*tf) n,r c. d,:r ' May 8, 1800. \ HOUSE AT CARDIGAN.] \ . T BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' c 'te-Hart Inn, at Cardigan, y, the rwentv-eighth day' June, tBoo, the hours Four and Five o'clock 'uch Conditions fhall ...
... 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 ...