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... 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 ...
... dealer; the iVhite Hart Inn, in Cardigan. 6. John vis, now lace Brigbthelmftoii, in the county coal merchant, dealer and chapman; at th New Ship Inn, Brighthcliuflou. 7. John now or late of' Maiicheltcr, in the county perfumer, toyman, dealer and chapman; at ...
... Dochefs, from the heat of the room, was compelled to retire foon-r than Ihe intended. Her Highnefs was accompanied the Counitfa Cardigan. _ . The Princef* Wales, and the reft the Royal Family, came in private manner. The Coon broke op fi* o’clock, was near feven ...
... protracted. On Monday the Union Bill was read a time in rhe Irifh Houfe of Commons. On the queftion for its committal, Mr. Grattan arofe, and after fome objections to the ftruiure of the Bill confifting more of logic than a.-gument, went largely into the ...
... 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 ...
... mv arm.— The Pnlbnerv anfwercd, never touched your arm. I laved you from killing that man. John Huf'dale, the hackney coacnman, faid, that the Prifoner, on being allied what the matter was, laid that the drew a dagger out of a flick, and that Prifoner ...
... s of Thomas Williams, Gent. David Llkvies, Gent, and John Edward, Yeoman, their Adertenants or afligns, a; (tie yearly rent 1631. As. and fituate the of Ll?ndewy-brefy, the faid county of Cardigan containing Five and Seventynine Acres of incloled Aralle ...
... Indies, and Major M‘Cree, were introduced to the King.— A Council was held after the Levee, when Mr. Johnes wasfworn in Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan.—At three o’clock his Majefty went in Hate to the Houfe of Peers to give his royal aflent to the ...
... both- of Briftcd.â*Wedneld«y, Mr. Hugh Jones, dT'LadsOeter,Cardigan. Aire, Mifs Rvat4, Dffcyn«it.^CartwbrtMen⢠ftire.^amedit'tlve l Ãev. StrrifÃ, Felkrt New ge, , ngh te 1 of theiate John frjtefegg. lames Butler, lb, of Weft Wittering, to Mift Eldridge ...
... Mails. ' FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. St. James's, lui.y i. The King has been pleafed to appoint Thomas Johnes, Efq. to be Lieutenant the county of Cardigan; and the Right Hon. Earl Spencer, Lord Arden, Sir Philip Stephen*, Vice Admirals Gambler, Young, and ...
... iiiii)iiyjli i ft- ft-' - STRDA -“ Six-pence OTMBER Tuesday’s Posts GAZETTE S? King has been pleased Lieutenant of the county Cardigan the Right Hon Spencer Lord Sir Philip Stephens Gambier the Hon for executing the of Bdtain Commissioners N N 2 rendering ...
... Twenty-third ol A gull next, at One o\ A- the afternoon, tH« dwelling-houle of Richard s. Innholder* , known by the Duke of Arms, H» the town Knighton, in the couiin Radix and make a difcovery I. of Eftate and Effects; when rhe editors arc to come prepared ...