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... Sept. 19, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. Norris, Halifax, Yorkshire. James Ab! bott. Weymouth street, Portland place, butcher, Avg. 8, 18. Sept. 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. oung, Charlotie row, ‘Mansion house. John Frost, St. Albans ...
... Printed Particulars may had Twenty-fight days preceding the Sale, the Bush, at Carmsrrhen the Angel, Cardigan ; the Golden Lion, Brecon ; Mackworth Arms, Swansea; the Printers the and Hereford Journals; at the and Winstanjey and Sons, Paternoster-row, London ...
... Guildhall, London. Nov. 10. John Nlavar the elder and John Mayor the younger, of Leadenhall-street, London, insurancebrokers and merchants, at Guildhall. CERTIFInATES to be granted. August 22.—John Env ny, of Dover, Kent, draper. John Carey, of Racquet -court ...
... Particulars may be had Twenty-eight days preceding the Sale, at the Bush, at Carmarthen the Angel, Cardigan; the Golden Lion, Brecon the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; the Printers of the Glocesti r and Hereford Journals; at the Mart; and of Winstantey and ...
... Pembroke. About a week ago he was recognised at Cardigan, and would have been torn in pieces by the honest Cambri iaus, had he vot escaped in a post-chaise. On Tuesday, an inquest was held at Wappen- bory, by John Tomes, Esq. Coroner, upon the body of the Rev ...
... Rice Howell, Solicitor, Carmarthen, of whom particulars may, had, and at the King’s Arms; at the Mackworth Anns, Swansea ; the Ship and Castle, Neath; Black Lion, Cardigan ; Bush, Bristol; of Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Solicitors, Gray’s-Inn-Square; at ...
... fine young Growing Timber thereon.—Also, Three CO I - TAGES, with Gardens, in the occupation Mr. John Bennett and others. For View the Property apply to Mr. John Bennett, the Tenant; and for further Parriculars, and to treat for the same, Messrs. James and ...
... were ordered to be imprisoned, two acquitted, and two discharged by proclamation. The Great Sessions at Cardigan terminated on Tuesday, when John Lloyd, condemned for a burglary Aberystwith, and stealing 100/. bank-notes, was reprieved, on terms of t ...
... Gogerddan. was Tuesday returned for the Cardigan-hire Boroughs; was Mr. Pow ell, of for the County. Sir C. Cole, the late Member for Glamorganshire, and the Hon. W P. Grey, having declined the contest fot the same, John Edwards, Reola, near Neath, and B-e ...
... with blotet, Mr. M. concluded the celebration of Mass. A Son that kin Father! —On Saturday John Fawcett was brought to Union Hall,charged with shooting his son, John Fawcett, jun. Friday night. The act was eomiaiUed in the huu-e Uu-h, potatoe-Merchant, in ...
... late Co. Johns, of Hafod, by Chantry, is placed the town Hall, Cardigan,as nfaffectfotiate respect the memory of their late representative, rh-: inhabitants of that comity. John Atherton has been ; ff>d nnr gaol, chanted with breaking John Tupslv, and ...
... after 8 Ow Thursday night the 17:h iast. soon Manches- the Defiance Coach, on its way from ter, was overturned at the Cardigan Arms, within about a wile from Leeds, owing to the who is re- presente have beeu in a state of intoxication, turning tuo sud ...