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... property of late Mr. Wm.Rowell, of ; and arc to sold without reserve. Further Particulars may known, application to Mr. John Price, or Mr. John Powell, Attornies, Abergavenny, Executors of the said Wm. Powell, who request that all persons having any claims or ...
... days preceding the printed Particulars may be had at the Angel, ' Beaufort Arms, Monmouth jol Robert , v * . Bath: Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowril; r * M licitor, Cardigan Mr. Printer, Bristol *. well, Printer, Bath Mr. Walker, Printer, Eddovtcs, Printer ...
... cue would Arthur O'Connor be Mghly improper. AN OT 141 R PATRIOT SUBSCRIPTION.—HOW 8 ANKRIT i S. that Mr. John Gale Jones is tia fWeJizol, there John Pearfon. of iteth. holier and lace-manufatiurer. ream to be fume chance of our coming at the' Cuthbert hiardiall ...
... may be bad at the Angel, Abergatenny ; .I.3aufort A rms,.Monmouth ; otitdoert St. John Lucas, Ely. nth ; - Mt. Davies, -urveyar, Crickhowell ; Mr. Lucas Solicitor, Cardigan • Mr. Gateh. Prinktr, ; 'Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Rath ; kir. Walker, Printer, Glouceflet ...
... Building Infantry Barrack at Youghal,” and put under cover directed to Major General Freeman, Barracl* Office, Dublin. Order, JOHN HUGHE!?, Sec. Building cavan gaoi Resoxa-kd, That Propofols received from Architcdls fur carrying iu - execution the WORKS ...
... in? - ommittee during the .last year wiU be ■tawrted i aod otiier business connected with the General Meet- ■jrtnosact-d. B* JOHN OWEN, ) JOSLPH lIUCfIES, C Secretaries. CHAS. F. STEINKOPFF, ) B- pmitjeot v. ill mke the Chair precisely at Twelve o'olock ...
... Speaker's Writ of Fieri fee and patrules of cavalry are stiii seen round the John Conley, Eq. i this Cause to inc dir , d, Plainta. }Set up and Sell. .a /-',.e Nese et. , John •Nh hy I Co. C oURT Boy • .em n the ition is circulating through the county ...
... transmitted to John Wilson Cruker, esq. letter from Capt. Kerr, of his Majesty’s ship Unicorn, giving aii account of his having, on the 12lh instant, captured L’Esperance french National vessel, (late bis Majesty’s ship Laurel,) armed en flute, commanded ...
... ob serve d on. board the ,Poktuguese and' of war in the harbour in great stile ; crossed their yards, and at. the fore yard-arm' an J das was h ung w ith greatcerefliony, and . down ha nging from s e ve n t ill e i g h t o ' c l oc k, he.was cut and ...
... excellent w W imnsli church atuicheit to the Premises.* I oir nai ?? ?? . White. Fjq.(J r tl T , Messrs. Che&s ?? Sleatord; John T ox, Esq. Newark; Mr. Wm sLhfif2S thorpe; A. R-. Bassett, &q. Louth, mid M^rs ? \ -W-J^T HadgaLe, Norfolk-street, Stiand, ...
... fale, when printed particulars may at the Angel, Abergavenny; Beaufort-Arms, Monmouth; of Robert St. John Lucas, Bath; Mr. Davies, furveyor, Crickhowell; Mr. Lucas, folicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Gutch,* printer, Briltol; Mr. CruttvvelF, printer, Bath ; Mr. Walker ...
... transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Kerr, of his Majesty’s ship Unicorn, giving an account of his having, on the 12th instant, captured L’Esperance French national vessel, (late his Maiesty’s ship Laurel) armed en flute, commandej ...