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... Saturday the Cist of July next Capital in Mitchell Cardigan Also F’ARMS Pcnfor and Castcll in anil ARM called in Parish g Cardiganshire jiTf- Particulars Messrs where be seen and Bristol at Black Inn Cardigan Boar’s Inn Carmarthen Black Lion Mr J Francis the ...
... Fo*t-r and Ann Bayes, of Bristol, mil line is.—William Luton and Thos. Bckley, Bristol, and barnew-lnakecs.—John Leech, Thos. Daifimore, and John Leech, its. Ludgatc-bill, wine-merchaata, hotel, tavern, and coffee-huuso keeper*.— J. Perfect, C. Hardcastle ...
... for the use of tliit capital injuries sustained grow crops Italy Revolutionnaire lion Capt Pellew fred into in Morea large armed Greek vessel were killed several others wounded: afterwards taken o£ and carried into Zntf hostile against in the Ionian Islands ...
... r eri - Monday, at St. Paul's, by the Rev. J. Olive, Mr. John Rogers, of this city, to Susannah, second daughter of the Rev. L. Mechelen, B.D. of Oxford. Tnesdey at Psul's. by the Rev, Dr. John Goodenongh, the Rev. P. Moody, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, ...
... started their respective friends, to supply the vacancy representative ..f the Umversny Otlord, viz. the Right Hon. Sir John Niehol, Sir John Sewell, and Richard Heher, Esq. and active canvass, on behalf of them all, now going forward amongst the members C ...
... lioldcn Twelve will for Conunitt v ill filletl election Gentlemen ( number retire rotation Sci rotary July 11 lU 11 nor nor John js iscount Dunvvieh Karl Stradbrook nt— Farl IXinoughm title Vis-0Unt Hutchinson Knooklufty co with the re-liu-ulcr male heirs ...
... Prebendary Lincoln.—John Sivewriglit, jun. Esq. of TavMtock-!>qu ...
... ushered in with a merry peal, and repeated discharge* of fire-arms, 4c. Nearly the whole of the inhabitants attended the Church, where a most appropriate and patriotic sermon was preached the Rev. John Richards, their worthy and benevolent V war after which ...
... and of Lcadrnl alt-tlree:. London. —Edwaiii Etq. youngett ton of Sir John Hill, Bail, of liawkeil..itc, SaUt, —At Woodcote, John Cotta, Etq. one nf (he Keprcteniatiyti Shropeliira.—-John William Buck, K*q. barnttcr-at-law, Liiicnln’t-Inn.—At Si. Alphage ...
... placss.— Sarah Sunderland, ber kg and thigh hrokan.—Martha Bradshaw, foot injured and arm broken.—John Naylor, his arm broken.— Susannah Leech, her thigh broken.—Mary Jones, her leg and thigh broken. —Mary Carter, a widow with three children, collar-bone ...
... Crown Inna, Worcestar.— 18, John, only child uf John Griffiths, Esq. totgcun, ul Heir! ford.—At Aherystwith, Perctrai Lewis, Esq. ol D,,woion-H*ii Radnorshire, and years an actise Magiatraia ior . 92. Dehnrali, daagl.lrr Mr. John P..wler, «f Wuodtide, Hatfield ...
... Catherine, Randall, and Mary, Llewellin.from Llanelly; the Squirrel, Williams, the Expedition, and the Sampson, Morgan, from Cardigan (he Talysaro, Thomas, the Ardent, Roberts, and the Auckland, Jones, from Beaumaris ; the Britannia, Davies, and the Adventure ...