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... BAI.GUT, BS.-XRS. Cardigans'/ire Wednesday, April 7, Cardigan. Pemb;ot.-shire Tuesday, » 1., Haverfordwest. Carmarthenshire Monday, 19, at Carmarthen. —•^a&fOi^V' Saturday Lst was married, at Marden, by the Rev. T. Wynne, Mr. John Gwilfim, of this ...
... Intend meet the Radnorshire Arms ftin, in the Town Pr Steign, at which time and pla c all Persons who have had made to their Claims tor Common Right Stepleton Hill, may attend and produce their evidence support their Claims. JOHN H ARRIS. Dec. 8, 1813. E ...
... Went down. the third round, Gregsou missed his adversary's head again with his left hand, and doubled his arm a corner the room, which broke the arm bone below the elbow. He mentioned it the time, but fought on, and he gathered himself for a righthanded ...
... Department, from Loudon. Madky, Jan. j, IBJ3. BIRTHS. —On Wednesday last the lady of John Esq. .son,'.a't'his hoose,Chavripion-h;il, Surrey. Kington, litis county, the lady of John Severn, £,:q..ui a darC.icr. ' Last week'died, Jher house Stanhope-street, I.ondm ...
... ''' , JohnH.rley J™- Harford lores , n'l fames Archibald J-,n .v.c, H. P. e-n j John Bodenham fames V vn. John Jun. l. r T,ff James Stephens »Jl**D« » on John S. Edwards '* N. B. The Association also cd ...
... House Commons, or. Thursday. several P-ditions against (he Catholic claims ;aail some in favour them, were presented. \j r Grattan then rose, and speech of very c length, bare outline which exceed our limits, strongly insisted the justice the Catholic claims ...
... that of Tozer; and that the arms of the family of Aubrey, may, with a due. tion, be borne by the said Henry Pinson Tozer, and the issue their marriage ; such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of j arms, and recorded the .Herald's ...
... his own life, arrested his murderous arm its progress, which the villain calmly said, ** 1 have now completed my work, and am conreiit ; you may rake the weapon, and ny, too, wheresoever you think lit. binding his arms, he requested those around to stand ...
... Stepleton, and any other adjoining Township or Parish. And Friday, the Seventh day of January, intend meet the Radnorshire Arms Inn, in the Town of which time and place all Persons who have had their Claim* mr Common Stepleton Hill, may attend and producti ...
... French posts-thevhaveturnedtheir backs, . , . h-dl i again see their faces. ffi niention that the count, is wholly destitute arms ,n ,JrfcVS f . ,P less condition, it should immediately provided with the means defence. « con thence tins extraordinary revolution ...
... given, the Bill was brought in, and having been read first time was ordered that it be printed. the House of Commons, Mr. Grattan, gave notice that early in the next Session would move for leave to bring in a Bill for the relief of his Majesty's Roman ...
... the motion was on a by a majority against it of tin. —Adjourned. the House Common's, on Thursday, a Petition waa presented Cardigan, tnat concessions may be made to the Roman . Catholics, as the Petitioners conceived it would endanger the coustitutioii ...