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... the Royal Cardigan Militia, figned by the L Ord Lieutenant. John Henry Allen, Gent to be Enfign, vice Welk detested. Dated Aug. 6, 1807. Commiffions finned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Dated Angola 27, 1807. To hi Deputy Lieutenants.—John Oglander ...
... ner. Pitt, Aruba, SIR, • April 2t, 1.07. , I have the honour. to inform : You, .on the' I3th inst. I captured the Spanish . armed..Selkiioner, Abele, laden with cocoa. We have this day taken the French Privateer Fon .Fou, of one gun, and 43 men, four days ...
... Magilirate. This was fup• ported by Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Grattan, Sir Samuel itomilly, Sir John Newport; &c. and oppofed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Folter, &c. Mr. WINDHAM and Sir JOHN NEWPORT !poke for the Amendment, and the ATTORNEY GENERAL ...
... atneti t i cd , • _. .. • the Claufe-empowering Magiftrates to fearch for arms, a t e 2 long dilcuffion took place, in the coUrfe of which it was 1. - t ;Aended by Mr Whitbreal, Sir John Newport, Lord H. Petty, b t l.kfilton, Sir S. Romilly an d o th ers, ...
... conditions, that ' s ' ** ?? J_ Beet . Buttocks, at _ per stone r --.and i3 'i fiittc'-S Pig *jf'.lutttni Pieces, Clods, arm i.eg-of j I Jrii.eie. hi ecfuaJ proportions, at per stone; Tthe | '^^r-.t'e: hesuppli-d and sent in once a -foi Might, and ...
... soldier in the 7:4 Regiment Gf F.ot, on the 231 r of July last. John Oshorie and Henry Daniels, two lads. stared, that they were at nor on 'le 2.5:1 of duly last, and were at the Blacksmith's Arms, wh..re there wis. a company of country people dancing, until ...
... assembled at sl..ven o'clock, were— The Duch.-41.4 dton, Chandos, and St. &than'', the of SalisburT, and Latudowll ; the of Cardigan, fr'ortescua and Ch,druundeley ; Lady Penh, Aid the you Mtn Drummond. Sir Jona Carta effelied his late tour in Holland and ...
... in Parliament for Haslemerc, in tine-room Roliert Ward, Esq. now one of the Lords the Admiralty. __ DUCHY OF LANCASTER. Lord John Thynne informed the House that his Jdajesty had been nailed on with their Address, am) that he was directed to acquaint his ...
... the Aft cf «793, and that, under all the circumftances, he was jultilied demanding the pledge which he had required. Mr. Grattan, a very eloquent fpecch, tupported the refolution. .. „ Dr. Duigknan againft it ftrong terms, and, in the courfe bis fpeeoh ...
... Tremain; together with the Manors of Cardigan, and d the Priory of Cardigan, with allrights, royalties, tolls of fairs and markets, chief rents, quit -rents, &c. &c.-Also the Great e? Tithes of tlh.e several Parishes of Cardigan, Verwick and Tre- i manin The ...
... wirofe child came for the mor,v. Here tie child was brought in, but the initantty cried, and laid file would not fwear. _ JOHN POLLEY, tormerly Overker, pr,:ved the firft entry of relief by hi rnfelf, and identified the, child, as the grand daughter ...
... late of Plymouth Elnek, &Lige' surrenderly 1 S 14,. and A ug. 11, at eleven, at IC'Lig Arms Inn, Plymouth 1)ock. A ttortites, IVlessrs. B o ne Rudd, Plymouth Ouck John Wrlodroffe, late of Ufford, Suffolk, miller, July and Aug 11, at eleven, at the Crown ...