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... the Cauaeway, near the Eaat End, in Cardigan Bay, and aunk in aeven fathom* water. The preventive I boat took aix of the crew off the rigging the remainder, except boy, were drowned.'' Another letter dated Cardigan Bay, Jan. 3, atatt* that about (even ...
... ASSIZE ISTELUGESCK. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Before Samuel Htywood, Senjeant at Lam, and John Baltfuy, Esq, CAIIMARTHEN—Monday, Aug. IS. HAVERKOKUVVKST—Saturday, Aug. S3. CARDIGAN—Friday, Aug. 39. SOUTH WALKS CIRCUIT. Before W. Wingfield, Esq. Chief Justice, and ...
... Uuoa-rov, New Kcitroed. JOHN SEARLE. Lower bookieltcr. Jane 14. July I, and 19, twelve, Guildhill. Attorney, Mr. Pttken, New WILLIAM VAUGHAN. Pill mill, Ullor, Jnly 1,15, aid 20. it twelve, Guildhall. Altoroiei, Mtairs. Slede and Jonee, John atreet, Bedford row ...
... on the Causeway, near the East End, in Cardigan Bay, and sunk in seven fathoms water. The preventive boat took six of the crew off the rigging ; the remainder, except were drowned.” Another letter dated Cardigan Bay, Jan. 3, states that about seven o'clock ...
... every night close ?it has now the appearance of St. John's Eve?we can see the fires quite plain.? It is scarcely necessary remind our readers of the practice the night of the 20.l of June, the eve of St. John?s day, of lighting bonfires in every part of the ...
... me to go to Penny Pom, taking with me an active con. stable of Kington named Yates. arrival there, I stopped at the Severn Arms Inn, and in the after part of the evening a man came in and asked for the London paper ; this he read carefully, and when he ...
... Dacre, Allhorp, Carnarvon, Ebrington, and King, Sir F. Burdett, Mr. Bnmghan, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Coke, Mr. Hob. bouse, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Birch, Mr. Denham; several Roman Catholics of distinction; among others— Lords Stourton, Stafford ...
... Pengay, Esq. Pembroke—So\m Mears, of Eastington, Esq. Cardigan —Thomas Lewes Lloyd, of Wern Newidd, Esq. Glamorgan —Sir John Morris, of Bryn, Bart. Brecon John Chrislic, of Cwmllwyfog, Esq. Radnor—John Hugh Powell, of Clirow, E-q. NORTH WALES. Anglesey— ...
... ten years after the Revulutiun, Sir Henry (3), the Lord (4), and John Archdall (5); and again, in the reign of George the Firat, Lewis Prvse (0), Knight the Shire for the cennty of Cardigan, upon their refusal to take the Oaths, and sign the Declaration ...
... open it and read it* eonteata. In the •'(n m e the Clarence, ae wtll a* hie Lordehlp, arred that the petitioner would take arm; and old lady took aeat within the bar, the form at the upper a f table, and amonK*t the Lorda ComraUatonei*. Toe Clerk, proceeding ...
... Catholic claims; similar petition is couise of signature from Norfolk. Mr. Grattan's resignation of his seat for Dublin is hourly expected, on account his declining health. Mr. Grattan, jun. has already commenced canvass the citizens to succeed his father ...
... on the spot. Duel. —Captain O’Grady and Mr. Jamea Grattan, both Irish county members, had alfair of honour lately, in consequence of a political dispute. The former was attended by the Honourable John Lowther, as his second, and the latter the Honourable ...