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... Worcester Re-giment cf Militia, vice Ambrose St. John, Esq. resigned. 'i ucurias Blayney, Esq. of Evesham, is appointed Clerk of the Peace for the county bf Worcester, in the room of John Soley, Esq. Mr. John Mountford Heath, brother to Mr. Charles Heath ...
... b!ishedSMlTli'sSMO! ,HOL 3E J and STABLE adjoining, situate in Fudcr-street, Abergavenny. For further Particulars apply to John Nicholas, Smith. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO LET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Ready Furnished, called ARAMS ...
... HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Oxford Arms Inn, in Kington, on Wednesday, the Eighteenth day March, 1807, between the hours of Three and Six the Afternoon, subject to certain Conditions of Sale then and there to be produced, unless disposed ...
... ne. CAENNANT, LLWYBIR-LLWYNOG, and aßlack Jack Work, called GWAITH-COCH, in the parish of Lb.nbadarn Faur, the county of Cardigan. BRONBERLLAN, the parish of Gwnnws. TY-ISSA Works, in the parish of Llanbryn-maer, in the county of Montgomery, with such ...
... Ship and House Building. The Farm Penrhiwryarisiu that part Kil-y-ewm, which adjoins th Parish Llandcwybrevy* the County of Cardigan, where Timber Merchant (from the scarcity Building Timber) may find ready sale for the imber, and also for the Bark, afc ...
... Russia have been received to-day, end are written in most confident terms certainty as to the future events and succerses their arms over those France. The Jamaica Packet brings letters to the February. By these it appears that the spirit of revolt among ...
... RtHn.'l'.o*Callaghan,T. Anson,' Col. G. Giles, D. Ogie, Hon. H. M. P. Ord, W. Attain. W. Greenhill, K. Lord Antonio, W. L. Grattan, Rt. H.H. P-msonby, Hon. F. Arherley, Arthur Graham, T. Primrose*, Lord Aubre.yj Sir J. Bt. Gower, Ld.G. L. Paxton, Sir W ...
... has, mo-t take place. the to the worst ir» late a»7air with Mi * i the di'tL-rmination our merit them all ..„p?«,rt. Fj.t? arm*, round* bail have ippcd oc tor *' Sir »••«* when Mr. P.;i_ hini was niirf't. B. being unwell, was. adjoining apartm'.nt, and ...
... to this country from the Continent about two months since. We are sorry to be able to confirm our former Statement, that Sir John Stuart has declined the chief command of the German Legion, on account of health. General it is reported, has been since named ...
... the Gentlemen Bind other Freeholder* were cim-ru-hoed at dinner the Beaufort Arms, and King's Head Inns. tins succeeded a Bali at the Town-bail, and tappers the c.i.fort Arms, which concluded the pleasures the ass- mbly with the; utmost harmony, friendship ...
... Visitation. -iesday, 24, Ditto, Confirmation. July 7, Cardigan, Visitation. *i.. nesehv, 6, Confirmation. 9, H *Jay, ' 10, Ditto Confirmation. - t. NOTICE. . WHEREAS, a man calling himself JOHN * professing native of Cardial but the time resident A ...
... Corporation of Monmouth a large party of their friends, with other gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood, at the BraUtort Arms Inn, where a sumptuous dinner was provided, to which was added, a whole buck from the park his -Grace the Duke Beaufort, the ...