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... Estate Ednol. and the at the Oxford Arm,, Kington , »«- POSTPONED till Wednesday, the Nineteenth mst. On Thursday last was married, Mr. Philip pnnter and bookseller, Cirencester, to Miss Fore.shew, daughter Mr. John Foreshew, of Maisey Hampton, Clocesttrshire ...
... parr the counties ot Montgomery, Radnor and Cardigan. consequence the lamented fall of Sir Thos. Picton, Wm. Owen, E>-q. of London, relative we believe, SiJohn Owen, Bart. M. P. tor Pembrokeshire,) and John-Jones, Esq. Of Ystrad, near Carmarthen, h.ivc ...
... Pauls Day next, Oa th) C.vrarsior. and Travels Si. Pa.d at St. Peter's, Carmarthen, St. John the Evangelist s Brecon, St. Mary's, Haverfordwest, and St. Mary «, Cardigan. Als - A DONA TION TWO will riven for A to be Preaclied the first March next, h of Si ...
... May 9, 13, June 13, at Guildhall Att. America «:,•.• ire.—J. Evans, J. Jones, and Wm. Aberystwit i, Cardigan, bankers, May >, 6, June 1.3, at the Arms Inn, Aherystwith. Att . Barber, Gr ly's-Imi; Jones, Machynlleth, M»ntgnmeryship .—Wm. Wii.lcock, Or ...
... tire, both In that Parish. Lately was n;arried,in London, Mr. John Brotherton, of Fleet-Market, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Garsrone, this city. Yesterday died, much regretted, Mr. John Herring, of the Brick K.iln, near this city. Wednesday last lied ...