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... the condition of Chaplains to regiments, and observed in conclusion that, including the Navy, had no less than 800,000 men arms. Lord G. L. Goner, and Mr. Huskisson animadverted upon several parts his Lordship's statement, and Mr. Rose said, was now more ...
... when Printed Particulars may had the Angel, Abergavennv; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; of Robert St. John Lucas, Esq. Bath ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowell • Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan ; Mr. Gutch, Printer' Bristol; Mr. Printer, Bath; Mr. Walker Printer ...
... by applying to the Tenants, of whom Printed Particulars may be bad; of Mr. Lucas, Cardigan Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowell; Messrs. | and Son, Abergavenny; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Hotel, Hereford ; Lion, Brecon ; Robert St. Lucas, Bath and Messrs. and ...
... Inn, Cardigan; the Mackwurth Arms, Swansea; the Golden Lion, Brecon; the Bush, Carmarthen; the Printers of the and Hereford Journals ; the place Sale, and Winstauly and Son, Paterno*ter-row. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Beaufort Arms, in Monmouth ...
... bis recent appointment Judge. The Pembroke and Cardigan Regiments i,t■ a have Changed their quarters in Ireland the former has marched from Balltnasloe to Antrim, and the latter from Limerick to Sir John Wrottesley has declined the contest county Stafford ...
... fine young Growing Timber thereon.—Also, Three CO I - TAGES, with Gardens, in the occupation Mr. John Bennett and others. For View the Property apply to Mr. John Bennett, the Tenant; and for further Parriculars, and to treat for the same, Messrs. James and ...
... 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 ...
... Mayor; Wm. Jones, Esq. Solicitor, Coroner; Thos. Jones, Esq. Solicitor, Town Clerk and Mr. John Davies, Chamberlain. A sumptuous dinner was provided at tbe Gogerddan-Arms Inn, the Mayor the chair; and the evening concluded in the utmost harmony. Conviction ...
... Lampeter Pont Stephen, in the County Cardigan, formerly the Possession of Simon Davies, Evan Thomas, Shoemaker, and GeU Bach; afterwards in the Possession of Charles Edirtond, Evan Evans, Morgan Evan, Shoemaker, and David John Edward. The respective Tenants ...
... were ordered to be imprisoned, two acquitted, and two discharged by proclamation. The Great Sessions at Cardigan terminated on Tuesday, when John Lloyd, condemned for a burglary Aberystwith, and stealing 100/. bank-notes, was reprieved, on terms of t ...
... Thesemadmen have openly and repeatedly avowed their intention of going armed to their meetings and it is well ascertained that some of them have secretly furnished themselves with arms for that purpose. Still we rely upon the vigilance of the Magistrates ...
... -Place, Glocestershire.— Thursday, at Minchinl.ampton, John Millington, Esq. of Coin Rogers, Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John Cook, Esq. of the former place— On the inst. at Cheltenham, John Jenkyns, Esq the Inner Temple, to Anna, eldest daughter ...