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... CARDIGANS HIRE. TO BE LET, UPON MICHAELMAS NFXT, SEVERAL Small FARMS, situate between Lampeter the county of Cardigan. For Particular? (if letter post-p;ud) the Printer of this Paper. July 31, 1806. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Batsman's ...
... RADNORSHIRE. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Arms Inn, in Kington, on the Twenty-fourth day of -September, between the Hours Three arid Six ir. the Afternoon, subject to Conditions of Sale to then produced, ALL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT and FARM, with Outbuildings ...
... WroNEsDAY, D. 4. • R. John Randolph offered the folkwing, among other Reboinrions Resofrel,• Thar so of rhe Mestiage of the President of the United - States, as rehres to the aggreiOns &ommitt:y.i on soasts . by foreign armed- vvskels—t o the t: our ...
... 0.1 Friday niglit la!l the l.oufc of John Young The Church Waruen* St. k a.- at Kfflefter/waf entered between the hours of knowledge to have received from toe eight o’clock, by of robbers, who the Lord Mayor feve«.l of Meat and Vegetook away property ...
... W. W.. Wynne, J. Banks, Stephen Glynn, Arthur Wellesley, Richard Gummi, Henry Dashwood, John Aubrey, Peter Parker, T, Clarges, George Cornwall, M, Burgoyne, John Newport, J. C, Hippsley, Robert Williams, W. Clayton, G. Wombwell, J. Langliant, Robert Bateson ...
... fallhlefs themfelves ar. j to their country, mult ok to Grattan, the ! pride of Ekin, with the keen folicitude connedhd expectation, and the kindred affection indiifoluble fate. The power Mr. Grattan debate perfefUy aftonifhing. His mind is large and 1 luminous ...
... Here's ERIN, anti GRATTAN, and FREEDOM I - The following melancholy and distressing accident occurred at Liverpool on Saturday se'nnight: Between twelve and one o'clock at noon, as Capt. ALEXANDER ,GRIERSON was Walking arm in arm. with a friend, in ...
... from Waterford for Btiftol; Cwmfwralogh, Griffiths, from Cardigan for Llannelly ; Venus, Morgan, from Newport for Swanfea; Jenny, Evans, from Cardigan' for Swanfea ; Ga. therine, Davies, from Cardigan for Swanfea;' and San Pedro, Mufquito, for London, Plymouth ...
... Yarnieutb..slion. Edward and Steithen Lush• int too, ig e dfordshire-.John Osborne and Francis Pam. Weemoutls—Sir James Pulsation G. T. Steward, Siehard %teem*, and Adorns —John Arbuthnot, Sir Joint Hardy, Charles and Writ. Williams, the other Candidates ...
... Majer Ron dt, of 1-arm, near Bromley aforesaid.—Mr. Joseph Howell,' of Chester, to Miss Procter, of Ludlow, youngest daughter the Rev. Tlrorr.as Procter, Oriton.—At R. jun. I-.sq. of Wilts, Miss Rudhull, daughter the late.Mr. John Kudhall, Bristol.— At ...
... family influence, and then dwelling upon Mr. Grattan’s pretenfions upon this head rel:l V t S father, refpettable Citizen and Recorder Dublin. —Mr. M‘Nally next rofe, and with great warmth vindicated Mr. Grattan, from what he called the af P er^° _ of calumny ...
... themselves and false to their cone. try, must look to Grattan, the pride of Erin, with the keen solicitude of connoted expeetation, iiod the kindred affeftion of intlissoliibie fate.— The power of Mr. Grattan in debate is perfetily astonishing. His mind is ...