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... Surgeon, of Weobley. On Friday morning died, Mr. James Davis, (on of Mr. John Davis, farmer, of Blackamoor, the of Dore, in this county. Ou Sunday died, after a lingering illnefs, Mr. John Cooke, Saddler, of this city— who has left a widow and numerous family ...
... laft for the internal defence and fecurity ofthe c° , JOHN MILES, efl Underdown, April 19, 1794. CARDIGANSHIRE: TO BE PEREMPTORILY TO THE BEST BIDDER OR BIDD £l 1 ' At the dwelling-houfe of Mr. John MC* . known by the fign of the Salutation the parilh ...
... but to give notice to Mr. Harvey, Attorney at Law, Rofs. CREDITORS. Notice to the Creditors of JOHN ADAMS, late of' Peter'itjell, in the county of Cardigan, Efq. THAT a Contraft for the fale of his * real Eflates for payment of his debts, as far as the ...
... laft page. CARMARTHEN SUMMER CIRCUIT. JOHN LLOYD, ESQ^. WILLIAM GRANT, Carmaithenfdre, Thurfday, Aug. 21, atCarmarthen. Pembroke/hire, Wednefday, 27, at Havci foi dwelt. Cardigan/hire, Tuefday, Sept. 2, at Cardigan. BRECKNOCK SUMMER CIRCUIT. HON. GEORGE ...
... black gelding, the property of Richard Langfon, of Kynton, near Stow, ; and John Carter, (father of the beforementioned prilbner) for ftealing a black gelding, the property of John Hathaway, Forde, Glocefterfhire, were feverally convicted and received fentence ...
... hereby appoint, with the affeni of William Lewis and John Davies, Efquhes, two of his Majefty Jujlices of the Peace of the faid county, a General SeJJions to be held the SbirehaU, inthe town of Cardigan, in the faid county, Thurffay, the Twenty-fixtb day ...
... commanding 18th Native battalion. Capt. Norman M'Cleod, commanding 13th Native battalion. John Mawbey, 2d European battalion. Lieut. J. Z. M. Birch, ditto, ditto. John Plumer, of the 13th Native battalion. William Hickman, of ditto. Jofeph Richardfon, of ...
... order for erefting a Side Gate or near to a place called Bridge Dingle. N. B. The Allotments will be fixed on the above day. JOHN COREN, Clerk. Lately publifhed, price is. AN ODE ON WAR, FRENCH, BYE. FRERE CHERENSI, Author of Le Heros Moderns and L'Amant ...
... Anne Rees, only farviving daughter of Mr. T. Mercer, of that place. A few days fince died, at Leominfter, an advanced age, Mr. John Neale, painter, of that place. The Rev. Dr. Ingram, Reaor of Upton Warren, prelented Sir Edward Winnington, Bart, to the Rectory ...
... On Sunday was married, at Cardigan, Mr. John Edwards, of Haverfordweft.to Bowen, daughter of Mr. Bowen, Surgeon. On Thurfday laft died Suddenly, at his houle Monmouth, Jacob Rudhalf? Efq. a Captain in the Militia, and Retfeiver General for that county ...
... EDWARD HUGHES, late of Abcrllolwyn, in the county of Cardigan, Ei'q'. dcccafcd, arc defired to fend an account thereof (fpecifying the nature of the debt) to Mr. John Bowen, at the Priory, Cardigan, one of his Executors. And all perfons indebted to the ...
... and Di voted humble fervant, ROBERT BIDDULPH. Hereford, June g, the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Cardigan. GENT LEMEN, /Beg leave, in this public manner, to exprefs to you the grateful fenfe I entertain of the many obligations ...