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... Castle ' and Blue Boar loos, Haverfordwest ; B o a r ' s Head, Caermarthen ; the . Inn at Teuby ; MackwOrth Arms, Swarma ; Black Lion, Cardigan ; Salutati on , N e wcastle in Emlyn ; of Mr. Phillips, Solicitor, Norfolk-street, Strand ; of Mr. Burrell, ...
... Pardon Smith, Plymouth, merchants, March 1,2, at 11, April 3, at 2, at the King's Arms, Plymouth. Attornies, Mr. Kelly, Plymouth, and Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Temple. John Peers, late of Liverpool, merchant, March 17, 18, April 3, at' 1, at the Office ...
... of any meafure reform, and were determined to op. pole it. 'Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER thOUght upon the whole, that the Bill wpald rather tend to promote perjury, than to prevent bribery. Sir JOHN NEWPORT was of opinion that the Bill ought at leaft to be allowed ...
... nt the Antrel iftn, Warminster. March 23. James- late St. John-street; Smithhcld, Middlesex, bedstead maker, at ten, ai'Gniid' hall, Londisn ■ March 16. John Roberts, of Dolefiur, Gwunws, Cardigan, eleven, nt the Three Cooks lau, Aberllunvey, Brecon. March ...
... Loudon, statiother, d and eh. Joheph, of Farehatu, gontliampeos, grocer, ler. d. oh Low John and William Low, of Mincing -leo% Lamle., merchasts. di and ch —as to John Low. Michae4, of tiorris-stmet, Haymarket, Middlesex, grocer, teu-deeler, 41 awl Patinae ...
... Pcmbroke—John Reyna, of Trewcrne, Esq.; John Edward Philipps Laugharne, of Pontvane, Esq.;* Henry Davis, of 4ulloch, Eq. Cardigan—George Jefrrys, of Glandorey, Esq.; Edward Pryse Lloyd, of WeriteWydd, Esq.; Henry Rogers, of Gelly, Esq. - Glamo : an—John Josiah ...
... for some time a Magistrate and High Constable of the borough of Cardigan, and in this character was presiding officer in a Court of Justice. Mr. Nicholas Wood was Town Clerk of Cardigan ; the deponent had never disagreed with him, but he had taken frequent ...
... Ireland. Sir T. Bart. from Laog's Hotel, Bond-street, to Paris. Colonel and Mrs. Lvster, and family, from ditto, to Paris. Sir John. Shelley, Bart. from Jordan's Hotel, St. James'sstreet, to Newmarket. . - • Colonel Prevost, from Fenton's Hotel, St. Jame ...
... Macclesfield, cotton..spinner,June 19, .2.0, July o, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester, Attdruey, Mr s Chaucery-lane. P. L4lue lere, (hesttr, tanner, June 14, *July 1, 20, at John Tagg's, Nether huntsfurd. Attoruies, 'Messrs. linntsford. S. Ridowav ...
... bookseller, at 10. Dec. 7. William John Reynolds, GebrgfrstrCet, rower-hill, ship-broker, at 11. Dec. John I.awreicc and William Fuller, Bcrraondsey-strcet and Pagc’swalk, glue-manufheturer, at 10. Dec- 7. Charles Harper and John M‘VVhinnie, Camperdown-house ...
... Stoke, Bart. Oxfordshire—John Phillips, of Cullum, Esq. • ituttandshire—John Cole Gilson, of Burley, Fsq. :Shropshire—Sir Thomas John Tyrwbitt Jones, of Stanley, Bart. Aomersitshire—Jfibii Gomlford,-of Yeovil, Esq. Staffordshire—John Smith, of Great Fenton ...
... Mr. , Wood; Woodbri* , c; snd Messrs. W. and G. Tayler, Featherstone-huildi-ngs, 'born, London. .. , , ' Robert Harding and John Harding, of Trowbridge, WiltS , clothiers, dealers and 'chaprnen, ran 18; t t el , -ven, .Feb..lo, it two, at the George Inn ...