... Pembroke; Hotel, Milford; Mr. Richard Foley, Attortey at Law,' Haverfordwell ; *Angel, 'Cardigan ; White Lion, Tenby ;. Blue Boar, Narbeth and- St. Clair; King's Arms, Caermarthen; Bear, .Lanclilo ; Cattle,. Llandovery ; Longfellows, Brecon; Bulb, Swanfea ...

... near Pembroke; Hotel, Milford; Mr. Richard Foley, Attorney at Law, Haverfordwett ; Angel, Cardigan ; White Lion,. Tcuby ; Blue Boar, Narbeth and St. Clair; King's Arms, Caermarthen; Bear, Landilo ; Caftle, Llandovery ; Longfellows, Brecon; Buth, Swanfea ; ...

... Fititarris, Geo. Thynue, Rouse, Edw. Somerset, Langford, and Forbes. SlRS—Henry Dashwood, John Warren, Philip Hales, John BeauFbannon Riddle, John Williams; Thomas Tancred, John Moaners, William Call,.nd Thomas Clatlges. • Oeneral Grenville. • Cot, oNE LS—Varnitart ...

... near Pembroke; Hotel, Milford; Mr. Richard Foley, Attorney at Law, Haverfordwett ; Angel, Cardigan; White Lion, Tenby ; Blue Boar, Narbeth and St. Clair; Kin'S Arms, Caermarthen; Beat, Landilo ; Cattle, Llando . - very ; Longlellows, Brecon; Litih, Swanfea ...

... March ix. At Epfom, vfr. John Seaman, qf the Strand, March 18. At Bated, in Kent, aged 52, Mi,john. Taylor, fkallcr: - Magr r A' ' _ . March 30. In the 44th year of -her age,- Mrs. Martha Ba 7: con c -relid of -thlidge John,Bac:On - ,. L. R. A. nkilart ...

... viewed, and printed Particul. , rs may had on the Premilet alto at the White 'llart, St. Alban's', Effex Arms, Watford; Swan, Ricktnanfworth ; Abercbrn Arms, Statimore ; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Metres. Hutchinfon and Poole, Solicitors, Btewer's Hall, Addle-Brat ...

... rarticlc3 iII ?? be viewed and catalogues had on the Prensifes; alto at the White Hart, St. Alban's; Abercorn. Arms, Staninore; Effcx Arms, Watford; and of Meffrs. Skiner and Dylce, Alderigate-flreet. A IES.Pr P Ito ?? E sA.;5,ltl& tTHENS llRE and CA ...

... s. = 2 - Serjeants Herald s . Setleints •ri t«.. at Arths. - King at Arms. S at Hork t;uards. . The Pro:Talon reached Charing-crofs about twelve o'clock, when the Dppty King at Arms again read the Proclamation, I,3okiog towards Whitehall. The whole then ...

... males in England and \Vales are in the army, navy, and mercnant ( hips ;fo that nearly one-fourth of thofe capable of bearing arms, are fo employed. The proportion of refident males is to that of the females as 12 to 13 nearly. The County of York does not ...

... Sweet -i, 'lir Accompaid on the ii :;bi y Mr. Wcirh li.-Reeit. Mir. Brahi'a, 'ITheir rights by7 foes invadcd,' ana Air. ' To arms, your cou-ntry's caule reniainin.' Eud of Part I. Gyrowez's Gri';6 D-ioneertante for iolin:, Flute, Ohoc, iemonfoon, and V ...

... near Pembroke;Hotel, Miltord; Mr. Richard Foley, Attorney at Lawv, HlaverfordweRf; 5 Angel, Cardigan- White Lion, Tenhy- Blue Boar, Narbeth and St. Clair; King's Arms, Caermiarthen; Bear, Landilo; Cnitle, Llandovery ; Loritfcllowvs, Brecon; Buln, Swanrea; ...

... containingnine hundred and fixty acres,within three miles of Winchefter, on the ?? n:ptoun ?? ?. BABRIDGF ani BL.ACKDOWN 1'ARMS, centtainisug 672 acres, within five -miles of Wits chefter, on the Walthamn, Gofport and Portfmosith roads. -lot 3.C'AM FARM ...