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... next Week. TIE LORD BISHOP SAINT DAVID's will bold VISITA HONS and CONFIRMA'I lONS at tiie follow!rig Places, this Year; At Cardigan, Visitation 2oth August. Ditto, Confirmation 21st At Havel ford west; Visitation Ditto. Confirmation.,. Ar Carmarthen, Visitation ...
... ot posthumous daughter. Nor. 0, the wife Oswell, Esq., solicitor, Oswestry, daughter. Nov. 1, at Winchootab, the wife of Mr. John Lane, of twin son and daughter. The happy father is upwards of years old, the mother is aged about 30. MARRIAGES. Nov. 3, at ...
... To Viewed Twenty-eight days preceding theSa* ' Wh.-n Printed Particulars may bad the A«Sj lit Arms, M ...
... Baskerville, of the former place. At St. John's church, Ivington, by the Rev. Josiah Bartlett, Mr. George Lewis, to Lucy Ann, daughter of the late Mr. Thomtts W. Whitefoot, both Leominster. At the Laysters, the Rev. John Miller, Mr. Richard Mason, of the Pound ...
... Preferments.—John Anthony Cranmer, D.D., Principal of the New Inn Hall, and Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, to the Deanery of Carlisle. —The Rev. Reginald, P.H., to the Curacy of St. Lawrence, Evesham.—The Rev. John Joseph Ebsworth ...
... Half, Radnorshire. John Jones, Esq., Cefiimaes, Radnorshire. Sir John Walsh, Bart. M.P., Chairman. James Davies, Esq., Vice-Chairman. James Ackers, Esq., M.P. Thomas Samuel Rawson, J. Palmer Budd, Esq. Esq. John Parry Dc Winton, John Abraham Whit taker ...
... Haverfordwest— Mr.l«.L.eman, Mr. S. Etheridge, Printer. Duke York Inn. Ragland— Mr. Lewis, Ship Inn. Monmouth— Mr. Heath. Cardigan—Mr. Thos. Davies, Kington-Mr. Wilson, Book. Druggist. seller. .„ Ledbnry-Mx. Henry Pitt Worcester-Mrs. Hayes, sh, Abergavenny ...
... ASSIGNEES the ESTATE and EFi EECTS of Mr. GRIFFITH RODERICK, late of the AWcryfiwith, in the county Cardigan, Shipwright, decealed, will meet at the Gogerthan Arms, Abcryftwith, on Tuefday, the Sixth day ol May next and proceed to make a final Dividend of the ...
... —Saturday,September J, at Haverfordwest. Car igaashire y, September 7, Cardigan. Lately Was married, at Stroud, the Rev. T. Phillips, M. A. of the Academy, Whitchurch, to Ann, daughter of John Partridge, Esq. Eawbri.hie, near the former place. On Sunday died ...
... Printed Particulars may had Twenty-fight days preceding the Sale, the Bush, at Carmsrrhen the Angel, Cardigan ; the Golden Lion, Brecon ; Mackworth Arms, Swansea; the Printers the and Hereford Journals; at the and Winstanjey and Sons, Paternoster-row, London ...
... writer has seen, has on one side warrior, in a ship, holding a sword in the right hand, and bearing shield on the left arm, on which the arms of France and England are quartered, first and fourth, three fleurs de lis, second and third, three Hons; and on the ...
... Cookner, Solicitor, Casile-street, Holborn; of Mr. Thomas Lewis, Llanddo; of Mr. homas Hasrtdl, and at the Angel Inn Cardigan; the Maciovorth Arms, Swansea; the boldest Lion, Brecon; the Bush, at Carmarthen; the Printers of the Glocester and Hereford Journals; ...