... Vrlin Tntd kiv dmmsr, and Dalkrwtn, (he occupation David Jones, David Davies, and John Edwards,Janii.',.their under tenants, and firuateirrthe parifls in the fidd county Cardigan, containing 579. acres of indofed, arable, ntftuit, and wood land, and: acres ...

... HEAD, Seet.^i. FOR the better accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, JOHN HOWES, Begs leave refpcdtfully offer his LONG-ROOM opened a Public Room, on Friday tire enfujng Week. JOHN BAYLIS, SWAN INN, GLOCESTER, NOTWITHSTANDING PUFFING AlLeitiicments have ...

... Xo SOLD' by Auflioa, on the Ift of November next, according- to fuch conditions as Dial! be then produced, at the Bcaufoft-Arms, Monmouth, FOUR FIVE LARGE COPPICE WOODS, from 18 to yean' growth, moftiy Alh and Oak j the ■Oak was ttrip'd lift the are in ...

... admitted to the degree of D. D. Mr. John Hewlett, St, John's, the degree of B. D. the Hon. George Legge, of Meiton; the Hon. William Henry Dawney, and George Rogers, of Clirift Church , Mr. William Grecnhill, of Trinity; Mr. John Lloyd, and Mr. Richard Hughes ...

... age, feet nine inches and a half high, Tandy liair, fair complexion. 7 7 JOHN LEONARD, a labourer, years of age, five ,^ r J DC . hl B'.''. dark ha ' r » dartc complexion JOHN WALiER, labourer, years of age, five HE V' C »\\ B ' OW I lIR ' D O K C ...

... —Sir John Mcthuen Poorc, KuOrall, Bart. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen— David Sanders, of Glancrhydw, Efq. Pembroke— Leach, of Corfton, Efq. Cardigan —J:;m:s Nathaniel Taylor, of Stradmore, Efq. Glamorgan—Robert Rous, of Coutt.yr-Ala, Efq. Brecon —John of Llangoed ...

... and acoriingly laid down their arms this day at two o'rinck. The fpirit of loyalty which has pervaded all silts throughout this country is infinitely kyond what I can exprefs. have the honor to be, &c. CAWDOR, Cardigan Bay, sib of Ventofe, stb year of ...

... entered upon at Michaelmas best, that capital and well acc'uXlorned INN, d;v THE LLOK, ~ , ftuste in the town of.. Cardigan, tjse county Cardigan t together Lands and otlyer-Appurtenances theresutto belonging, = ' r , w , aye good repair, /he Truant may'be ...

... JeCtion, Sec, This amendment introduced much animated observation from Mr. George Ponfonhy, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Jefhfon, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Hoare, who Supported the amendment ; which was oppofed by the Attorney General, Mr. Den. Mr. Egan, Sir B. Roche, ...

... preparing fleet for tea, and that fume ferving board tlielr (hips, lie fent to to'tell hini, that if any of ttide men were taken in arm*, they would be '' ,e fevered manner prefcribed by the war. Commodore Philips had been dis.jlrfrf with eight fail of the fine ...

... Catltcdral, to. Lane, of Hampton Bifhop, fteay Hereford. few days sigo was married, at John Efq-, to Roberts, bOtbof Ledbury. On Monday the inflant died, at his houfe in Cardigan, Mr. David vies, eminently fkilfiil in his profeffioti, and Ipfr is tintverfa(ly ...

... their caufe complaint to us, at our stext heeling, holdcn the Arms, the .of Chidwotth, the f»d county Glacellet, on the ejth day of Orfiobcr next - • RICHARD RICHARDSON, FRANCIS WElfB, JOHN CRADDOCK. .Dated Stft. A, i-97. , be SOLD by Anffibn the King's ...