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... when primed Particulars may bad at ihc Angel, Abergavenny; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; of Robert St. John Lucas, Esq. Bath ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickbowell; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Gutch, Printer, Bristol; Mr. Crutweli, Printer, Bath ; Mr. Walker ...
... necessity of enquiring into so flagrant a proceeding; but the motion was lost by Fiuda*.—The Chairman of the Cardigan Election Committee reported John Ward,, esq. duly elected.— rLordLevison Gower and Mr. Whitbread presented several Petitions from Staffordshire ...
... ; alfo at Staple-Hall Inn, George, Cheltcnltam; Beaufort-Arms, ; Grey Lion, Brecon ; Callle, J.laudovrry; Callle Haverford Callle, Marlbro*; Angel, Cardigan ; Black Lion, Cardiff; Mackwortb-Arms, Black Lion, Llanbeder Ut tbe Autrtion Mart; of MelTrs. and ...
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... Committee, held the day previous, letters were were read from Mr. Grattan and Sir H. Parnell, which both seemed to rccommend acquiescence in granting the Veto to tlis Crown. Mr. Grattan's sentiments are expressed more decidedly on the subject than those ...
... his nep viviality. Qo the 15th strony beer, was given by rjeant at Arms, a place worth of 50 labourers in his nei s. last night, the Chancellor of crowdes not present when Mr. Grattan ing by the performances © vr the 13¢h of April, fo upon the transeendant ...
... with references Secretary Mr John Wingate Mr Joseph Ball Mr J-hn John Messrs Smart & W Phipps H WEST OF FIFE Capital ’6000Q0 EES Right Hon Earl FORTESCUU of Hon Cl lb FORD Hon Lord JOHN for Barr f Peamore Eq roit s MILFORD JOHN of Part I II CHOIiWlCH Farringdon ...
... Ireland There upwards hundred guests were Dukes and the other Noblemen Gentlemen first respectability amongst latter Mr Grattan and Sir John exclusion of Irishmen the Freemen therefore every that stood out against his either infatuated murky-minded abhorred ...
... object was to del fa minoriey them; Featricicy, ated The choice which they tr the Chamber of Peers indicates Cardigan, having had ; brother John Morris, Jo a prey tothe perfecutions of the the fubje& ; upon whi J hic opinion, exnofed to the oppo- hould ...
... 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 ...
... his Alajesty's Gaol of Cardigan, in the county of Cardigan, will be heard before his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said county, at an Adjournment of the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace which will be holden at Cardigan, In and for the said ...