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... in the occupation of John Higginson. Lot - 3. A ARABLE LAND, lying Common Field, called Dean Field, the •♦V.e;..:.ip aforesaid, containing by estimation about Half Acre, Lands of Mr. John Southall, the Rev. .Mr. Thomas, and Mr. John Scarlet. Lot 4. A COTTAGE ...
... Tenby Mr. Humphreys, Aberystwith Mr. T. Stephens, Merthyr Mr. T. Jones/Carmarthen Mr. A. '^^fordwest Mr. John onnond, Pembroke Mr. C. nomas, Cardigan [10410 tring _ CeatT BY SENDING TO LONDON FOR, TEA AND COFFEE. CITY TEA WAREHOUSE, BUCKLERSBURY, CHEAPSIDE ...
... continued. Robert Biddulph, Efq. M. P. Ledbury L.5 50 John Scudamoie, Efq. M. P. Kentchurch 550 Somerfct Davies, Elq. Wigmore, fecond Subfcription - 220 Rev. Dr. Lundey, Hereford - - - . % 2 c John Keyfall, Efq. Morton, fecond Subfcription - - - i Mr. ...
... MARRIED.—At Cheltenh-m, Benjamin Newmnrch, ). to Miss Mary Anne Whin hurst. -At the Rev. John Whittington, Rector Cold Aston, Glocestershire, to Elizabeth, relict of John Kater, E-.,;. of Bristol.—At Westburyupon Trim, Glocester.-h:ce, Jeremiah Houghton, Esq ...
... * CREDITORS. . j c, pcrfuns having any demands upon the ill 'late and Effects of john Pitt, >.meily of liiggfwate, tS. coimiy Glouccfter, fince Teftwood, , and late of Old Colwall, in 1 H'* | ofH, eb»rd, Efquire, dcccafcd, are r.v,, ) a r- coun t thereof ...
... C 1 T V HEREFOR JOHN and MARY ABRAHALL beg leave to inform their friends and the Publick general, that they have removed from '''vjin Tavern to that old and well-accultomed Inn, known by the name of the REDSTRSAK-TREI, oppofite the Maikct- Houfe, where ...
... Trumper, both of that place. On Tuefday fe'nnight died, atiiftol, John Webb, Efq. eldeft fon of the late John Webb, one of the P.epiefentatives in Parliament for the city of Gloceiler. Same day died, Rowley Thomas, Efq. Attorney at Law, of Shrewsbury. On ...
... shall provide his successor. On the 13th inst. died, at Aberystwith, in his 61st year, Mr. John Davies, for many years the worthy landlord of the Gogerddan Arms, in that town; by all who knew him he was deservedly respected and beloved for undeviating ...
... preceding the Sale, When Priced Particulars may be had at the Angel, ; Ane?«ve Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; ot Robert A-bergave..uy, fa Surveyor, Cnck- anchor, Cardigan; Mr. Guteh, Mr. Lucas c ., Mr> r,r;e cr * rio-ester; Mr. EdJowes, Printer, Walker Printer ...
... Beaufort Arm*, Monmouth; nf Mr. Laeas, Cardigan Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. ' r ter, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwe'l, Printer, I,'ath , Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloeester; Mr. EJdowes, Printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, Printer; Hereford; Robert St. John Lucas, E*q ...
... daughter ol the late John Bucke, Esq., of Long Melfoid, Suffolk. On Sunday last, Dilwyn, by Rev. J. Powell, Mr. Thos. Jenkins, printer, of this city, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mrs. Harris, New-street. On Tuesday, at St. John's, the Rev. Custos Gaibet ...
... the head of his own troop cavalry, fmall detachment of the Cardigan Militia, and the Pembioke making in all about 500, under the name folfliers ; but the country people who accompanied us, armed with fowling-pieces, I'words, &c. &c. were immenfe. We marched ...