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... 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 ...
... frurn the Isle of Man; Nelson, Davis,from ; the Fannj, Bourke, »fom Dungarvi>n the Betsey, Good Intent, Thomas, fruro Cork the John, Tucker, from Dublin , the Thom%s, Bell, Iroui London ; the Aurora. ■—. from Hop**, Rulpin.f r Tobago ; the Ocean, Baker, for ...
... @ Henry Hebert, Tokenhouse- John Poydton and Thomas Poyn- “et, Holborn » hardwaremen. Robert Peter Guy- -str eet, merchant. Jehn Dowsett, of . %, farmer, John Barrow, of Drayton- te John Thomas Rickword, Devizes, “int, John Fiach, of East-Grinstead, Sus- ...
... committed in the town of Cardigan. T. Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with the wife of his bro- ther, J. Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject; upon whicli he, with a large knife, wounded him in the face. John, as the only means of s ...
... Saturday Thos. Morris, butcher, of Cardigan, having had a quarrel with the wife of bis brother John Morrris, John remonstrated with him on the subject ; upon which he, with a large knife, wounded him in the face: John, in self de- fence, immediately knocked ...
... Vicar of Tealhy Corriog. ham —The Rev John Foote, Rectiw of Longlireily, atar Dort h. tier.— v. John It awleone, of shury. s u, the Rev. Jolio Rowinn.i, 61t).6re ILA tor of Llniigeii Ito, in the county of Cardigan. A K5..Agr.1 an, Mr. Gnawer, of lissecitt- ...
... Deputy Lieutenants At meeting of the Common Council of this city on Thursday last John Langley Esq unanimously Chamberlain in the place of Mr Wintour Harris deceased Mr John Peace also on the day elerted Librarian to the Corporation of this city At meeting ...
... and companion in arm* since 1795, George Messiter, eaq. a superb piece plate, prepared Rundell, Bridge, and Co. of too guineas value, being an elegant modern shaped tureen, bearing on side a light horseman, surmounted by the Captain’s arms, and the reverie ...
... atrocity which gave new character to the war and from which the following results accrued the whole Spanish nation was roused to arms which followed by the landing of the English the expulsion of the invaders rising Europe— of Napoleon— subjugation France— ...
... Carist 0 be LET, ande St. John Tydd Moore, and Wr. Parker, Trinity ; Jos. Warner with every conven fletcher, Lincoln; Richard Moure with a Dwellipg-House ulin Lowther, St. Mary-hali; Wm, 6 Acres of tie ughe, Wm. John Lewis, and John in the villag um, and ...
... tkiornittg, and paid his respects to his Royal Mother previous to .her setting out on her ride. cYesterday the Countess of Cardigan left tlie Cftstle for her house at • The Royal Family attended Divine Service tins radrning the Castle., - , , The Royal ...