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... BIRTH.—The lady of the Hon. John Vaughan, M. P. for Cardigan, of a r. MARRIED. —At Bridgnorth, the Rev. W. W. Holland, M. A. of Oxford, Miss Murray, Can-llali, Salop.—Mr. J. Salmon, of Stratton-on-the-F ess, to MUs M. Reeves, daughter of Mr. Reeves, statuary ...
... Glocciler. tz. John Cocks Bower, now or late of l.edbury, Hereiordtbire, Milliner and Shopkeeper, at the Hop-pole Inn, Worcester. Richard Dultiy, of Colchester, Mx, Bricklayer and Plailterer, at Guildhall, London. zo. John Evans, of Cardigan, Linen Draper ...
... apply James Williams, the Tenant, at Treag-.davorn, and John Hide, the Tenant at and tor other Particulars to the Auctioneer, Eign-gate, Hereford.' HERE FORDS HIRE. BE SOLD BY AUCTION. .'. • By JOHN TRISTRAM, On the PtSKMISX*, on Wednesday and Thursday ...
... Rev. John'Buckland, Rev. James a.nd Rev.Arthur A I rinity Coli en. Bachelors 4>ls,—Mt. J. y, of Macdllcn Hall: Air. Wm. Parry Richards, of Mi. C. Annesley, of Christ ; Mr. Andrew . John Esutwicit, New College; Mr. Thomas Tanner, College: Mr. John Moor- ...
... situate the Parish the County of Cardigan,ami witlpn O.ne mile of that well-freqented Bathing Town Abcrystwith, coutaininj by admeasurement civs rich Salt j Marsh; Meadow, Pasture, and Arable La:is no'wTn the Possession of John Arthur, whose term expires ...
... Lancaster, cotton-manufac- turer, March 22. G- Elliot, Liverpoo!, merchant, April 5. T. Ainsworth, Blackburn, Lancashire, John John Watson the younger, and Joseph Watson, Preston, cotton-manufacturers. March 24. Joseph Ran- dall, Leeas, Yorkshire, grocer ...
... valuable Right of Common ; and for further Particulars apply to Messrs. V,. and J. Powell, Solicitors, Brecon. April 5, 1809. ~ CARDIGAN SHIRE. Capital Iff well selected Farming Stock. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By HUGH HUGHES, At Crosswood Lodge Farm, in the said ...
... Regifter of all the TranfaCtions of Builnefs ; con• taining a Defcription of Hawkeitone, Shropflaire, the beautiful Seat of Sir John Hill, llatt.--a Table of Expences by the. Year, Month, Week, and Day—New Marketing Fable; by the Pound, Yard, Stone, &c.—Monies ...
... Richard Hi,,'j'ins, John Harris Thomas Hales, James Williams, William Powell, and Charles King, Esqrs. Lieutenants —Thomas Brace, Jen'-in V. tms, John Ber.net, William Jones, Thomas Gordon, Thonlas Smith, John Jonea, Jun. Phillip Barret, John Ballard, Lewis ...
... Assessed Taxes. Wednesday morning, a took place Warmer Camp, between Major and Mr. j Allen, formerly Officer in the Royal Cardigan Militia, sequence some insulting language addressed the latter Major B. tne hearing Officers the camp ground preced- I iac ...
... —After Mr. Whitbread had made aaote farther observations, General Stewart (Tho was the bearer of Sir John’s last dispatch) rose and said, that when Sir John delivered him his dispatch, said ‘-my wish is that Government should publish it, but leave it entirely ...
... with her childrea, » the country, &e. On this letter being to the Committee, Williams was taken o custody by the Serjeant at Arms, and, rmuch of time, was discharged paying his fees. ‘ces. Clarke was interrogated respeCting a » oor she received from Dr ...