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... this Session, for establishing roads on this principle very considerable extent.—There is to one 23 miles in length in Monmouthshire, which is taken up and patronised even the proprietors canal already established. There is to be one in Staffordshire, ...
... kjohn blether Norman; now or late of Bristol, George Glover, of Dtan. street, Sobo, grocer. Richard Regers, of Cailten, Monmouthshire, dealer., Darisoo Penny , the. younger, of Saint John of Wapping, ship-chandler. Daniel Brien, late of Jamrs-street, Covent- ...
... Richmond, Ml' l New cast le-upon '' Berwick, Bcrwick, and *dD««* ber. Kent - - - Surrey - - - Cornwall Herefordshire - Monmouthshire South Wales Suffolk Bedford . . . Bucks . . . Herts - - . Northamptonshire Huntingdonshire Norfolk - - - Cambridge and ...
... Wigstead, of Charing-cross, London, stationer. Jos. Payne, New-street, Birmingham, upholsterer. 'Tim. Lewis, Newport, Monmouthshire, coal-merchant. Sam., Burbage, Fenny Strafford, Buckinghamshire, innholder. Joseph Tinniswood, Brampton, Cumberland, linco ...
... - - Berkshire - - Oxfordshire Gloucesterahiro Wiltshire - - Dorsetshire - - Devonshire - * Cornwall - Herefordshire - Monmouthshire South Wale* Suffolk - - Essex - - - Bedford - Bucks - - - Herts . - . Northamptonshire H uniingdoashire Norfolk - - - Cambridge ...
... Brecknockshire CarmartheiMbire . . Cardiganshire (•lainontaiishire Radnorshire . Pembrokeshire, with Herefordshire and . . I Monmouthshire . All persons intending bid for thew partre mstrnctMMM of their Lordships, eachdi* will be put up at a high rate abori ...
... Wales, via. Brecknockshire Caruiaithenihire Cardiganshire Glamorganshire Radnorshire Pembrokeshire, with Herefordshire and Monmouthshire 1 . > 3,270 I I All penont intending to bid for these districts are desired to take notice, that, in pursuance of the ...
... merchant.—Francis Calvert,, late of Cleveland-street, Pancias, Middlesex, stable-keeper.—John Andrus, late of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, ironmonger.—John Lewis, of Manchester, joiner. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, Dec. 13. The Houfe went ...
... Carmarthenshire Cardipnshtre - * | Glamorpnshire * 5,000 Radnorshire and ■ * Pembrokeshire, with * , Herefordshire and * I Monmouthshire J All penont intending bid tor these distncts are desired » take notice, that, rn pursuance ot the particular instructions ...
... - 1 Carmarthenshire ' - I Cardiganshire - Glamorganshire - c Radnorshire and - Pembrokeshire, with Herefordshire and Monmouthshire - J All persons intending to bid for these districts are desired to take notice, that, in pursuance of the particular ...
... Southwark, merchant. —Win. Stokes, of Old Bond'street, l.ondon, mercliant.— Sly, WainleaU, stock-broker. —t taut George, Monmouthshire, coal-iiierciiaiit. - -Ihos. Hutchon, of Coleman st it, Loudon, merchant —Richard Rome, late of t’enryn, Cornwall, merchant ...
... * Leicestershire Leicester, or Harborough. Lincolnshire Lincoln, or Slaoitord. Merionethshire Bala, or Liuasiuuuthwy. Monmouthshire Monmouth, or Chepstow. Montgomery shire Welsh Fool, or Newtotru. .. . „ (Thetford, Norwich, or Yar- Norfo,k mouth. Nor ...