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... Efq. of the Friarage, near Yarum, Yorllhire, to Mifs Wright, cldeft daughter of the late John Wright, Efq. of Kelvedton Hall, EiTex. At St. Martin's Church, Mr. John London, of Shaftes- bury, to Mrs. Saralh Ford, widow of the late William Ford, of Warminfler-At ...
... 9th foot, John Hicks, gent. Joseph Ferris, cent, Gilbert, gent. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Aylmer, from the 48*h foot, lobe lieutenant colonel. To Emifrni, without purchase—James Robertson, gent. James Williams, gent, J. Johes, gent. John Hitchcork ...
... Shecrnett the Cffq/c. tra frigate) and armed defence allfej which remain in the with the test His Majffty't ships, armed defend ships, and coppered anped crar.s. ports, as before.^— Just arrived from Dungenets, the Pertcut armed deiertee ship, Oapt. Davis* Brighton ...
... Radnor, march by Stratford, upon Banbury. Monmouth, Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, and part cf Cardigan, march by Glocelter—and the remaining part Cardigan, upon Bur/ord. Four-fifths only of the establishment of each corps of infantry are to be called ...
... Banbury. Waseca's. and Radnor march by Sti.:tford, upon ia` oath, Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, of Cardigan, march by Gloucesterc remaining part of Cardigan, upon Butfurd. only of the establislinielit of each corps di be called upon to march out of their ...
... Mifs Sparrow, daughter of John Sparrow, Efq. of Bllbton. At St. Mary's Church, Cardigan. H. Peach, Efq.late of &Mot, to MG Bowen, only daughter of Mr. Joins futgece, of Cardigan. At Lorgtown, In the Cotusty of Hereford, John Elton, Efq. of Glourefter ...
... Portsmouth, and, Pufcaovr-dtttO « ditto - -40 a 45 * CuniSoap . ft* t» they came from thence under the protection of an armed ship Tales - »44 tare* • - ~ . • ' Mottled ditto . on Whose name I cannot leant, as communication has yet taken Botling Pease ...
... Miss Noah, both of Bath.â??At Kentchurch, Herefordshire, Mr. John Price, second son ofâ?? '*rice, of Corrass, to Miss Hughes, only daughter ot Mrs. Hughes, Harewood, Shropshire.â??Mr. John to Miss Garret, both of Pctcrchurch, in the county of Hereford ...
... great factories for cajh enabled fell them ,l» per cent, left i..v ot Dublin. , . - The HtAor, Matfijall. f verpool, loft p -Cardigan bay ; crexl.vtd . The Dutchef* York. Cornford. from London to Saru.am, espied ort etoaft - rinam. and into Guaca’.oup*. The ...
... lohn Sawyer and John Kettlewell, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants. lames Windett, of Norwich, grocer. ChomasGircion, Litt! of Live . ( - pool, Laticashire, merchant. Samuel Dyson, now or late of Soy land, Yorkshire, merchant.' John tiloss, of Salisbury ...
... ted herfelf to - them,: She was tondufted to the prifon ' of the ConcieFgerie. Friday fe'unight; as a young gentleman of Cardigan was returning home from thodting,, he thoughtletsly.entrulted his loaded . gu-n to the care a little bvy; who, on . -his ...
... for Lilbon, in the Tlgus, on the 6th inflant. On Thiurfry tle fleet from the Baltic, under' convoy of the Hebe and Charles armed (hips, arrived off the Humber. The whole of the fleet which failed from the Weft Indies, under convoy ot the Blenbeim bpaa ...