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... appeared that, late hour on Friday night, great number of villains, armed with mill* kets, fwords, and pikes, attacked the houfe of Mr. John Boland, of Manilkr, and demanded his arms, at the fame time a ccnliderable part of the banditti on horfeback were ...
... Spencer Boyd to be Dalrymple, dec. Lieut. Hugh Gavin Boyd. Enfign Rob. Drynan to be Brown, gent, eniign, vice Dryn tcers. —John Bunny, John Blake, nock volunteers. —Lieut. T. fign Wm Brown to lieut. vice Oj M‘Kean, vice Biown, W.Wallace, V. Miichell, gent, ...
... Purfer ■ 1 John Prater, Surgeon John Bridgman, Boa'fwain ■ 1 ' RogerMajor,Mafter’sMate . Heftot Ray, ditto Griffith Bowen, ditto Wm Robinfon, ditto J. A.B.Frederick, Midflilp. Norman Macioed, ditto ■ fames Vans, ditto Francis Leith, ditto John Franklin ...
... of Wolgoch, Trotdjrailer, Car, «>*», widow, makfter and deal.r, at thi White Hart Inn, Cardigan, * Edward Wllfon, of Kidbrooic, near Eltham/in Kent, coW■teepe 9 9 John Clark, of Paner»fa.l.aoe, Londbn, layior, JelTe Richard Tape, of Manchefter, Lancafter ...
... Clapham aifjoia ion, May t. —Lieut. John K' l ' 1 captain, vice Brough, leligncil. T. lieut. Charles E! iott, gent, to be Affociation the ward Broad-lb eet, London, —Enilgn Jacob Wood to be heuf. vice Marriott, John Stuart, W. Wood, gents, to enligns ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... very large fstfailing fnnuggling logger, laden with 400 ankers of fpiriftofromn Guern fey; ,fhe was captured by the 1ssra armed brig, of so guns, Lieut. Corfieilles, on Thurl- day lal's, in a Cove near thre Land's End. CARMARTHEN SUMD4EtR. CIll-CU.IT ...
... volunteers. —Ensign liorlase licut. vice Skues, deccntscd. Royal Clarence or Cardigan volunteers.—To be first lieut. second lieut. Edward Davies, vice Thomas, who resignsu Ensign John Bowen, from the Fishguard volunteers, vice Francis, who resigns. Volunteer ...
... Volunteers. Ensign Bnrlase to be lieutenant, vice Skues, deceased. Royal Clarence or Cardigan rohmteers. To be first Lieutenants —Second Lieutenant Edward £osign John Bowen, from the Fis.iguard Volunteers, vice Francis. decease 15 ' Vo Thoilias Pr opert; ...
... purchase, vice Johnson, who.relires 60lh ditto, Ensign John Law to be lieutenant, bypurchase, vice Fov, who retires. Charles Seton, gent, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Winglield, promoted in Colonel John Fraser’s Corps. Gsth ditto, Thomas \V atson, gent ...