... their • steadiness under arms, and the precision * which they went through their military manoeuvres. Saturday sennight tiie Royal Clarence rtpr merit Cardigan Local Militia Completed their period of training and exercise at Cardigan!— Pairing the time they ...

... Selling y. Bookseller, Hereford. TO LET ON LEASE, - gEVERAL extensive and very eligible FARMS deularsa^ply^ ' ■'cii Kins, near Cardigan. .£»400, PROPERTY IN R EVERSIO V. TTO SO*LD, sole disposable Reversionary RIGHT in the above Sum of On« Thousand and Four ...

... butcher, June 8, 15. July 13, Guildhall. Alt, Mr. Orchard, Hation-Garden, London. John Keeping, Burpham, Sussex, brewer and malster, June 10, 11, July 13, Norfolk Arms Inn, Arundel, Sas-cx. Alt. Messrs. Dally and Blagden, Chichester; and Messrs. Few and ...

... Coull, the room of Mr. John Grant, deceased. Ilis Royal the |’rincc* Regent ha! also been pleased, ‘tiafne bnd on the behalf Majesty, James W'olfe Murray, the office of J 6rthe Court Admiralty Scotland, vacantj hy,-the.,,.death of John Burnett, Esq. • • ...

... of the Premises, apply to the Proprietor, Mr. John Abrahall, Sen. Aston Ingham; and for further Particux Jars, to Mr. Gibsdn, Solicitor; or the Auctioneer, Ross. HEREFORDSHIRE. TO SOLD lIY AUCTION By Mr. JOHN TRISTRAM,' At the Cross Keys Inn, in the Parish ...

... of recovery. General Graham, in a letter to Mr. Grattan, says—■ “Bushe behaved heroically—he was dangerously wounded, but is doing well.” Colonel Bushe was in the whole the ever-to-be-lamented Sir John Moore’s campaign, in which he underwent the greatest ...

... applying to toe Tenants, of whom Printsd Particulars may had ; al,o Mr. Lucas, Cardigan ; Mr. Davie*, Surveyor, Crickhowell; of Messrs. Gabb and Son, Abergavenny ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth Hotel, Hereford; Lion, Brecon of Robert St. Lucas, Bath; and Messrs ...

... and remained all night here, no doubt for the purpose of being examined as to the King’s state before their Lordships. Dr. John Willis was also sent for, but did not arrive till this morning, and has been examined before the Council, after having a c ...

... firlher, that information having been received of the nightly disturb -rs and plunderers of arms, the whole bring panic struck, have made voluntary surrender of their arms, and offered to take the oath of allegiance. Before this offer has been accepted, the ...

... folly. Would to Heaven that our Guardian Angel might descend among us, and stretching her celestial arm over the land, show to her the whole world forging arms for British conquest, strew her the grins edge of ruin visitr;e, end the strength of Europe mate ...

... by Sir Rich. Jones, Knight, John Brien, Wm. Maher, Mid Robert Mortis, charged with having on the 6?h Nov. last, assisted by other's, beat John Mnchaby in to shocking a manner that he has since died. Bf Andrew Ryan, Esq. John Slattery and Simon Doran, charged ...

... history of Mr. Grattan’s political life, and commented not only the innumerable services he had rendered his country, but on the obligations due to him from the people of IreluJ.d. He said, 'that the late instance which he (Mr. Grattan,) had given to ...