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... after Term, about , the firft week in July. . Mr. Grattan yefterday brought forward his motion far re'. ferring the Petitions of the Catholics of Ireland to a Coinnlittee , S( J. Hippeffey followed Mr. Grattan, and the debate was then adjonrned tilt Thurfday ...
... 26, at the White Hart Inn, Beamintler. Solicitor, Mr. John Banger Ruffen, Reaminder. ROBERTS (John) late of Welford, Glocederthire, Baker and Miller, May 22, 23, June 26, at the , Northwick Arms, Bengworth, Worcefterthire. citor, , Mr. William Phillips ...
... Eucharist, nor from n Mary. the Virg No; it arose from the penal code, that code which seized their liberty, their rights, arms. Seve thea to what this objection of fed; it went directly toa charge avainst for itsaid “ you have been con- nected wiih Ireland ...
... Beaufort Ainu, .vii. .oi;'-. if Mr. Lucas, Cardigan Mr. Hughes, Mr. Gntch.Pri 0 Bristol; Mr. Cruttwed, l';i:.ter, Bath,, Mr. Walker, Printer. Mr. ~ printer,-Shrewsbury; Mr. I Wright, Printer, Hereford; Robert St. John Lucas, , Esq. Barb: and tin. Place Sale ...
... Printed Particulars. may had Mr. Solicitor, Castle-street, of .Mr.'l'hoawJ Lewis, Llandilo; Mr. Thomas Hassall, and An-e! Inn, Cardigan; the Mack worth Am-., Swansea; the Golden Lionßrecon; the Bush ar Carmarthen ; the Printers of the Glocester and Hereford ...
... Cornet, vice Jodson, resigned.—John Boker, gent. to be dito, vice Stamer, resigned. Shropshire Regular Mittia.— Ambler, Esq. to be Captaim.— Kynaston, Msq. to be ditto. North Local Christopher to be Captun.—Lieut. John Croxon, to be ditto. — Thomas yeni ...
... Ch. Ch.; Wilkinson M. W. Worcester; T. St. John's. ■ UitJvrihi Lmt. Best T. Worcester; R. Ch.-Ch.; Carter Jos. St. John's; Everest J. Corp. Ch Eyu:' R, fcjjienpse; Fenwicke C. Lincoln Gibson J. E. St. John's Godfrey' D. R. Queen's; Hardy C. H. Brafenose ...
... thereto belonging fituated in Birniingtim ltreet or IVhcatlliee-ftre t, in Wallall Xur fid, in the feveral Occupvions of John If p, John Napper, James-Eyland, and --, a bricklayer. LOT 11. All thole fix Meffuages or Dwelling lioufei, with the Shops and all ...
... Cookner, Solicitor, Casile-street, Holborn; of Mr. Thomas Lewis, Llanddo; of Mr. homas Hasrtdl, and at the Angel Inn Cardigan; the Maciovorth Arms, Swansea; the boldest Lion, Brecon; the Bush, at Carmarthen; the Printers of the Glocester and Hereford Journals; ...
... —Saturday,September J, at Haverfordwest. Car igaashire y, September 7, Cardigan. Lately Was married, at Stroud, the Rev. T. Phillips, M. A. of the Academy, Whitchurch, to Ann, daughter of John Partridge, Esq. Eawbri.hie, near the former place. On Sunday died ...
... MARRIED.—At Cheltenh-m, Benjamin Newmnrch, ). to Miss Mary Anne Whin hurst. -At the Rev. John Whittington, Rector Cold Aston, Glocestershire, to Elizabeth, relict of John Kater, E-.,;. of Bristol.—At Westburyupon Trim, Glocester.-h:ce, Jeremiah Houghton, Esq ...
... Sept. 4, 8, at Guildhall —John Jefferies Keys, late of Gillstredt, Limehoose, Middlesex, Merchant, Sept. 4, 8, 29, Guildhall.—Samuel Rowlandson and Edward Isaac, of Chcapsidc, London, Warehousemen, ‘29, Scot, 8; Guildhall.-John Kertgan, of Liverpool, Boot ...