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... lamented by all who knew her. On Monday sennight the Right Hon. John Cawdor was' elected a Common •Councilman, under the charter of the borough of Canrvarthe:>, in the room of the fate John Morgan, Esq. of Furnace. On Friday the Monmouth Volunteers, and ...
... Ditto for Inland 500,000 For repairing Her.ry the Seventh's Chapel 1,000 Agreed to, and ordered to be reported to-morrow. Mr. Grattan presented Petition from the Catholics of Ireland, praying to be relieved from the disabilities under which they labour. Mr ...
... Howell*, and John Bail. To *Ensigns John Eagnal, Edward Be* James Philipps, .md Richard Morris. Ensigns*John Jones, Thomas Philipps, David Harries, David Jones, and Richard Middkten Williams, Gents. Fourth Battalion of d>tt. John Williams. be Lieutenants* ...
... Blatch, Esq. Rev John GAdld, and Rev. W'Uiam Masters Arts, were elected Fellows; and Messrs. Phillips, o Pembroke College; Newbury, of College Demies, at Magdalen College. BRISTOL COAST LIST. Sailed.— Speed i.., Griffith, for Cardigan; Commerce Phiili ...
... improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate the several counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, ar.d the town and county of Haverfordwest, late the estates Gwynne, Esq. dcee-aseJ; , ARM, called PAIZHAYLI.IO \D, *H EULLWYD in the parish of eroth, in tht and ...
... w'Mr. John Lady Meadow. N. B. Immediate Possession may be had. All Persons who have any Claim or Demand upon Mr. WILLIAM DAVIS, late of the above Inn, are desired forward the Particulars such Demands the said Mr. Samuel Nicholas, or Mr. John Fiddes, ...
... Bell lon or' Mr. John at i,adv Meadow. N. B. Possession may had. Persons who have any Claim or upon Mr. WILLIAM DAVI.S, late of the abovelnn, are desired to forward the Particulars of such Demands to the said Mr. Samuel Nicholas, or Mr. John Fiddes, befSre ...
... dominions for the organization of force beyond all calculation. The Government has called on the people to give up their private arms, in order to supply the which was daily collecting. It was supposed that a million of persons were ready to come forward. ...
... burst, disclosed some articles of value, and the uproar became greater than ever. The Portueu e-e armed themselves, and proceeded to man the fort St. John's, to prevent the passage of the transports over the bar. They prepared boats, and determined to ...
... Burton Court, Esq.; William Wall, of Leominster, Esq. Gtoteitertkir* Hon. John Duttcn, Earrington Park John Hodder of Dymock, Esq.; James De' Visme, of Newent, Esq. Monmouthshire —John Gardner Kemv*, f Pertholey, Esq.; Thomas Pilkington, Hlllstoue, i:sq.; ...
... intended •ft i Parliament, for the Incisure of the a ...