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... 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 ...
... uiervtr, eleven, at the Ktui's Arms Inn, Dcd- A person of the name Hilton, a camnet-inalccr, diortmi. , . . . , , was opposed under clause rrspedking frauds. It i was alleged that this per.on had. after hi. commit. OH. John Owen Harries, late ot Canligm ...
... fpitits. Befides the Royal Princes, there were pro. fent, ,to offer thew -congratulations to their,•Ma; jellics, the Earl of Cardigan', LOrds-.Cth s cart Sudley, Mr. R. Grenville, Mr. Price, :and feveral Others. 4 ; Immediately on the entrance - of the Royal ...
... 27. John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, shopkeeper, at the White Hart, in Cardigan. , November 7. John Sykes Stone, of James-street, in Westminster, Middlesex, oilman, at Guildhall, London. Certificates to he granted on before the 24/ A October, ...
... Kisgann, Portfea. 04.1.4:er r 7. John Owen Berries, late of Cardigan, lhopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Hart, Cardigan. October 3r. Hodgk infant Bohan, NewWoodilleclt, Oxfordthire, mercer, at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, in Deddiagtan, Oxfordagre ...
... eet, Middlefex, Tailor, at Guildhall. John Owen Harries, late of Cardigan, Shopkeeper; at the White Hart, in Cardigan. 28—William . Micklam, late of Emfworth, Hants, Grocer, at the Blue Anchor, in Kingfton. John Irlam, of Ship, Weftmoreland, Innkeeper ...
... W. Norn's, Jun. j Sb'ffiild, John Brockfield. Hull, John Wray. j Skipton, J . Brown. Hoivden, J. Scholefield. J tVakefietd, John Hurft. Knarcfbri', E. Richardfon. fMitbycfG. Clarke. Leeds, Lucas Nicholfon. H'etberly, John Hogg. Northallerton, T. Carter ...
... eAboLP H US thle Countefs of CARDIGAN andELy, Lady CATH- CART and WALDEGRAVE, walked co. St. George's 'Cathedra!, where an excellent fermhon wasf preached by the Rev. Dr. LANGFoRo;, froni thee VIII. Chap- ter of St. JOHN's Gofpel, ard the 32dVerfe. On ...
... floor, with convenient yards and outbuildings, situate opposite the King's Arms, in Lewkener's-lane, Holborn: lettout in tenements. ' May be viewed by applying at the King's Arms. Also, a Freehold Brick Dwelling-house, three stories high, contains three ...
... and Albi. C'-re sloop in dock ; the Force gun has been paid iff; the Ann armed ship is otdered to paid off. —Wind N. L. moderate. t .vaur , A’c-y. Yesterday evening the Sally armed ship sailed m the Sound, w th t'.te homeward hound trade, about sixty 1 ...
... Maidenhead-bridge, Berkshire, hnkeeper. J. Gallins, Sr. John-street, East Smithfrld, baker. MARRIED. , Lately, John Grogan, of Harconit-street, Dublin, to Miss Medlicott, county of Kildare. John Murphy, jun. of Caber, to Miss E. Murphy, of Cashel Tuesday ...
... xburgb, Norfolk, Portland, De Mortimer. Earia---Poulett, FaucOnberg-, Suffolk, Scarboroul;hi Chatham, Spencer, • Gallaway, Cardigan, Sandwich. . iscounts—Selsea, Falmouth, Chetwynd. Lords--\V lung - ham, Boston; Blaquiere, Glenberyi, On. slow, Henley; Wobart ...