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... circumstances, from to 30 percent. should have been from forty sixty ]M>r cent. Tlie error was in the manuscript copy. The Mr. John Jackson, of War. rinton w | lo recently died, aged 47, and who was erroneously described in the papers, two or three weeks ...
... seeing her naval power set nought the steam-boats America and France, which they calculated on supplies men, ammunition, and arms, in any future revolt; and, to bring about one, they were using every possible effort. Ae-wr.*) They affected respect fur the ...
... Daniel Heath, to Mrs llammti Horton, both of the above place. Same day. at the Pariah Church. Halifax, by the Rev. John l* ...
... Robert Matthew Carmarthen, Monday, September 3; Haverfordwest, Saturday, September Cardigan, Friday, September 14,_before the Hon. Samuel Heywood, sergeant law, and the Hon. John Balguy. ...
... the ensuing year. Conway. —On Michaelmas Day, William Williams, Esq. was elected alderman, aud Mr. Thomas Roberts, and Mr. John Hughes, Bailiffs of the Borough of Conway. Bkauuaris —T. P. Williams, Esq. is the Mayor, aud William Hughes, aud William Williams ...
... thcotficcof treasurer. JOHN WILLIAMS, Chairman. Dr. Williams having left the chair. It teat resolved. That be given him for his attention to the humane proceedings of the meeting. J. VAUGHAN HORNE. Secretary. SnOSCIIiPTIONS. John Price, Esq. High Sheriff ...
... hidden, 1 should think between tbe years 1214 and 1218, for it is generally supposed that John’s coins with the crescent* were struck immediately before be carried his arms into France in ; they must therefore have been deposited after this time. The latter ...