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... Beaufort Arm*, Monmouth; nf Mr. Laeas, Cardigan Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. ' r ter, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwe'l, Printer, I,'ath , Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloeester; Mr. EJdowes, Printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, Printer; Hereford; Robert St. John Lucas, E*q ...
... IRISH CATHOLICS. Friday, May 18. —Mr. Grattan brought forward his promised motion on the subject of Catholic Emancipation. In the course of a very eloquent speech, Mr. Grattan took occasion declare his unqualified assent to the Veto. This, he thought ...
... Irish -Insurrection Act ; the second, To prevent improper persons from possesting arms; and the third, To, empower Magistrates to prevent improper persons from possessing arms; and the third, To empower Magistrates to prevent thead ministration of unlawful ...
... Lyons, John Kellv, James Aoglim, Elm. Ryan. Miciriel Egan, James Lvoes, Timothy Ryan. and Geo. Black, .Esquires. The Postmasters General, have teen pleased to Wish a post-A - ice at (litre, in this county, of which they base appointed Mr. John NI ugin's ...
... the quarter asiembly Of the guild of merchant! in Dublin, held on Priday. the 4th inst. James and Henry Grattan. of the, right hon. Henry Grattan, were admitted to the freedom of that guild. Accounts from the Westward mention, that fishing boats have ...
... The Faroy, . f->r !.^v.•r^>^.o , , t« The armed brig \urora, Fiizstmoti*. sail* »oi I Jlr * fair wind. '-* Swallow, C urtenay, loading fur Bristo! » few days. The Ceres, Savag *, from arrived safe n«»ant. The armed brig Donegail, Courtenay, loadingmi don ...
... Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Mr. Lucas, Cardigan; Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol ; Mr. Cruttwell, p rinter, Bath; Mr. Walker, printer, Gloucester ; Mr Eddowes, printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, printer, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucas, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the way the PafTago, through Newport the Mack worth Arms, Swanfu-i; and will rctoriyrom 4 every i urfday, ‘i and Saturmty Morning, and arrive Briftol nine o’clock, the Jann- ev uiituD Performed JOHN DIET and Co. The Proprietors will not countable for ...
... Indd'atigable; also arrived the Commerce, of Cardigan, JENKINS master, from Youg hall, with a cargo .of wheat, for this port; the Union, of Plymouth, HAM master, from Guernsey, with a cargo for this port ; Thomas and John, CORNER, from Sunderland, Ant, VINNING ...