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... approach of Lady HARKING. TON. The Corps immediateV shouldered arms, and soon afterwards her Ladyship walked i . O her box through the avenue formed for that purpose, attended. by Lady CARDIGAN, Lady AYLESBURY, and other Ladies ; Lord PETERSHAM, and several ...
... Cambiudgf., and followed the Queen, Pr,ince»»es, and the Dukes of Kent and Cumberland, and attended by the Countesses of Cardigan and Aylesbury, took airing to Kcw, and returned the Queen’s House dinner. Yesterday evening between nine and ten, tbc marriage ...
... started as a Candidate to represent Dublin, in the room of Mr. BE R E,FoRD, who has resigned. Lord H. Ft TZGERALD, and Messrs. GRATTAN, BARR I NGT N, and G. LATOLICHE, are also mentioned as Candidates. A Gentleman just returned to London from Paris, via Holland ...
... Bramham Park, Esq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen — J. Simmons, of Llangannah, Esq. Ftntbroke — Sir H. Owen, of Orielton, Barr. . Cardigan — J. Bond, of Kefn y Coed, Esq. Glamorgan — R. T. Pieton, of Ewenny, Esq. -. Brecon — P. Williams, of Penpont, Esq. Radnor ...
... Lliza, Dartmouib, Hamfield ; Hope of St. Ives, Hicks ; Hover of Dartmouth, (’haul; John and Mary, Marshall John Don ofSalcomhe, Pasmore- H.agle of Dartmouth, Pell owe ; John, M*Donald : Stevens: and Kairie, Ureniethick, all from Wales with coals for a market ...
... SIXTY POUNDS per Printed Particulars may be had at the Black I-1011' Lampeter4 CAstie, Llandovety ; Ki ng ' s Arms, -Car m arthen; Black Cardigan; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aidersgatv street, London. NEW SERIES CRITICAL IttViEW. . , • whole of ...
... Esq.- Yorkshire, James Fox, of Bramnham Park, Esqs -SOUTH WALES.-Carmarthen, John Sims mols, of L.iangenah, Esq.-Pemnbroke, Sir Hugh Owen, of Otielton, Bart-Cardigan, John Bond, of Kesney Coed, Esq.-Glamorgan, Richard Ta- herville Picton, of Ewenny, ...
... be re- in hi* college of arm*. The AVERAGE PRICE qf CORN. , , Qu*RJt» op Eight WiNCHrsrtn Bosbfls. week ending the of her, 1804. (fAnr/. Wye. Burly. Oats Rrmi, b 1 ► 9 78 41 0 30 40 0 74 37 3 32 30 6 37 6 0 '8 7 0 0 39 30 6 John James Catherwood. The AVERAGE ...
... after, his accompanied by the Duke of Cambridgs, in a chariot, followed by the Queen and Princefles, by ctie Counteffes of Cardigan and took an airing on the Harrow rosd, and returned avoys- half pat three through the principal Breese at the Welt end the ...
... Laieiy died at Ledbury, Mrs. Sarah Barrett, aged 64, late of Stock and Bradley, WorceilerQnre. Lately died at Monmouth, Mr. John Lewis, who for many years had parried on a confiderable trade the corn line, in that borough. (e'nrnght died, at Tenby, Phillips ...
... Printed particular s rrla, be had at the Black Li on , Lan;P e , t i c o n tl l f Cattle,: Llanddovery King's Arms, Carmarthen ; Black Cardigan ; and of Mellis. Skinner, Dyke, -and Co, : • . • , Itreef. -------- tile) Printed at No. IR, Catherine-ftreer ...
... Central Thornton, Hairy Lowther, John Thornton, Dent, John Lambe, Davis Villiers, Hon. John Moo. Hod. A. Lowther, Colonel Walpole, Georre Dupre, John • Maddock', W. A. Wilberforce, W. Dennifun, John Milna, Sir William Willsit, ...