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... New Hotel, Milford Haven; Blue Boar, Haverfordwest; Boar's Head; Carmarthen ; the Inn, at Tenby, Mackworth Arms, Swans( a; Black Lion, Cardigan ; Salutation, Newcastle in Einlyn; of Mr : Phillips, Solicitor, Nor-folk-street, Strand ; of 1M r. Burrell ...
... 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, ...
... counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan. -$ At Edinburi,h, Sir - John Scott, of Ancrtim, Bart. At Edinburgh, Christian, wife of John Nl‘Farlan, Esq. advocatz. At netwick-unon-Ttreed, M7i. Isabella E , nlay, relict of John Clunie, minister of the gospel ...
... allowance ildiers quartered. The tire arms in, pros ement bill was read the second time and eo,iiinitttui. 'Die election laws, the Irish postage ditties, and the Irish tobacco duties bills were passed. The Irish arms and salvage bills reported. MGNDAY. ...
... ESQ. IN THE CHAIR. The business of the day commenced Mr. GRATTAN's antiwer to the Address which luo been presented irnmt , diately before the nieeting. The answer is as follow's:— MR. GRATTAN'S ANSWER TO THE MEMBERS COMPOSING THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BOARD ...
... Catholic Board on Sitbirth's: week, 'Mr. O'Conn , l read the Answers prepare I to the letters of . Lord anion;shinore and Mr. Grattan, which were. adopted. They diklaitn all idea of d-ctating to the N bl Lord and'.the Hon. .Gentleman, and assert. that it must ...
... Addis, Durham; and Wcstphall, Commander Milford, Arc;. 14. Arrived a great number of coasters. —The master of the John and Betsey, of Cardigan, arrived in the Morning Mar packet, (passengers), and slates, that, on Thuisday last, she was taken ofl the .•malls ...
... . r 'l ~: •• ' • . . . PAR LlstilrENT. - ' A shoct.foiseersatiou - thee ject betweeitSi . 3. Nerport. MOOSE OF OF LORDS' , Arm. W. Peele t Mr. and A Writ for won fixed for hearing at three o'clock, bet the motion — illiejollcitor for the Plaintiff to ...
... Island Lasse**. She is armed three cohorns and small arms, and men, and had sail* and naval stores hoard, h-lonaHno the late DauisJi Nyadeti, from Frederickayvarn to Co(icnliagen. The under-mentioned letters Imve ben trr.Rsmitted John Wiisou Ooktx, Ksq. Admiral ...
... provisions of the new 13111 for the relief of 01e Roman Catholics. This ,Committee conSists of Mr. Grattan ' Mr. Canning, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Wilher. force, Sir John Newport, Mr. Stuart Wortley, and 31r. Ponsonby, SATURDAYS LONDON 'GAZETTE. BAN KRUPTS. M. Prke ...
... he was way hod, and murdered in a most bat ber;ms Within 200 yards of his house. Near. morning an Inquest was held by C. Grattan, Esq. one of the Coroners of the couety of Kildare. On a minute investigation of this dread , ful deed, it was adjudged necessary ...
... subsistince,—lv 'a upon the world's -,--- ride :caste. I have made innutnerlible . applications and b y- Th e M ary , al near Cardigan, 'and •.Dubli• to London, was driven on shore on. Vc.edisesdey, for temporary eiaptoyuient, personally, letter, --but allin`rain ...