... the prisomers, who are said L os halve been armed, and assisted by the morks of a nwighbourr- ,2 ing convent, to break out of prison. Toe attempt was frus- ;f rh tea'cd The inhabitrnts flo.ked to receive arms in greater AtSI nims bers than could be supplied ...

... and nndktilk Goods be further continucd to the 10th day of October, tth Aug. at the Monson’s Arms lun, Gainsborough.—Att,, 1629 Mr. Wells, Gainsborough. | JOHN PAR ONS, Mosterton, Dorset, miller, 10th & 11th | July, and #th August, at the George Jnn, Crewkerne ...

... Hawkins, low n, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. John Ankers, of Tuxteih-park. Same day, at Ihc Friend's Meeting-house. Moor-house, Ellwot.d 11 rock bunk, Carlisle, Sarah, younyctl daugh* ter of the l«tc John Stordv, of '1 hrusiunffeld. W cdiie- ...

... Declarations John Coinnidviiilroai! -i It AV1S1UK William Jertialem uiaslvr mariner scrivener Si JAttlUNK Itircliln-lane stationer Arthur Minring-lanr merchant 1 china-ninn WKtltlNG Glirl-lo her Willi Paul’s “ John Truro linen itraicr KAllKV John Derby mercer ...

... examined Bowstreet, touching the murder of English labourer named Long John. It appeared, that on Saturday evening, John KeaTsley, one of the prisoners, quarreled with Long John, and in a scuffle which ensued, Kearsley knocked him down with a thick ...

... Kelstoo, near Llanasa, will shew tbe estate. Printed particulars may had from Messrs. LuttcnEviLLE & Son, Solicitors, Oswestry' John Leigh, Esq. Solicitor, Liverpool; and at office of the late Mr. BsaKva, Chester, where a Map of ■be Esta e may be inspected ...

... Oiii*en'a Dock Thr M« r . (375. ckreiog Baok* Bill, and the Walcot Kstato* harti>« hi't ramichi, with spar mast I topmast for J. Arm The Commiadoo, authorialog the prorogation the ptoeot pees pine limber c 24 deals Sc stare billets fathoms ascfit. was then ...

... , MEN AT BRIDGE, ABRYSTWYTH, And CARDIGAN BAY STEAM PACKET , ill start To-mounow, the 12th of August _ _ _ _ _ instant, at 11 o'Clock, and run twice a week, and touch at Beaumaris, Menai Bridge, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, and Aberdovey, where Passengers and ...

... LIVERPOOL. MENai' i-4a>»* BRIDGE, ABERv,twyth‘ /7i/iT\ „ CARDIGAN E.JS STEAM PACKET «art*don mdraßaaMEn August, I*2B, at cluck a m to run mice a.rek, and toucti.i it,™' mart*, Menti Bridge, Aberyitwyth, Cardigan, and ti,,' doTce, where end light Good* will c0n ...

... LtVE11 POOL. and BtL,;T0L, lay the waay of CARDIGAN, C,1RRMARTNEN, and SWANSS.E -abence another Steana-vessel regulaa ly plies. . , , Light Gaods farwaarded fraom Liverpoaol tat Aheryitiryttll Aber- at lavel, Cardigan, New castle, Carill n thenadnd the-ad ...

... daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. Wife Selling.—On Tuesday man disposed of his wife in tho public market-place, of this town, for 7s. As soon us the bargain bad been completed, and the money paid, the woman took the purchaser the arm, and smiling, went away ...

... fourth daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. On Sunday, the 24th ult.. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Michael Call, builder, to Miss Sarah Smith. _ _ _ (hi Monday last, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. J. Aspinall, A.M., Mr. John Ashley to Miss Mary Lethwite ...