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... MONMOUTHSHIRE BANK. A T a Meeting of the Creditors of Mefl. SMITH r\. andCuRRE, held at the Beaufort Arms, in Chepftow, Thurlilay the lift day of March inlt. purfuant to an advatifement for that ; it appeared, Statement of the account* then produced ...
... SUiry, grocer —John of Devirc, Wilts., clathiet —William Wilfmore, late ...
... Firfey, of Halton,' Wiltjbire, Richard Long, Weft Afbton, Efq; ?O T H S; Carmarthen, John Llewellin, of Castle Piggin, Pembroke, John Phelps, of Withy-Bush House, Efq; Cardigan, WilT&m Gwen Brigrtock; Bfeanypant, Glamorgan, Kerafrjra of Richard Wellington; ...
... loft'.* »♦ ®7 • • 4J' v On Saturday tail -John Ready, Efq; was chofen •an AWerman of-this Corporation,- in the room of the late Sir-John GOife, Bart.' ,s. Oil Thurfday' laft arrived at this Port, from Cardigan, the faith Ysttch, belonging Mr. William ...
... 'raat, Efqr*.' Carmarlktajiirt, Th'urtday Cannattkcn. PemtnirAirf, Augult tj, at Haretfordweft, Lardigarfiirt, September i, Cardigan. BRECKKOCK SUMMER cißepnr, The Hon. Gmgt Hardjagt, tiu/n', Sfqt ' RaJntnjUre, Monday Atlguft 15, at Prrfleignt. ' Brtmjkin ...
... have now fonte time allowed to themfelves in fortifying the country, and in arming men to fate the French, if they fhould come forward again renew the attack. On Thurfday John Turner, Efq; this city, banker, was nominated Mayor for the en* ing year.' ...
... intention of going to Ireland in quality''of Lord Lieutenant. confequence of the difficulties that occurred in bringing ,Mr. Gra'ttan's party, who wifhed Uipulate certainconditions, which was not thought prudent grant,, the rrfolution fufpendeq; and a tetter ...
... in their Wfptftive demands immediately to. John Cook, of Pitchcombt aforefttd, that the fame may ' and fettled ('and who are indebted tcr the PartneT&ip, hit' defircd » pby the fame immediately to the {aid John .Cook. - r . Fed. J. v. • NQRfOLK 'FARMER ...
... fleet of Ruffia. The Lord St David's has collated the Rev. John Hughes, of Glafbnry, Chaplain Lord Vifcount Hereford, to the Prebend of Llanfaintfread, in the county of Radnor; and the Kev. John Thomas, of Hay, Chaplain the Earl of Potvis, the Prebend ...
... not wanted. The queltion was then put, and negat : ved. MARRIED. At Bromley, iu Kent, John Rcade, F.lq; of Irpfdcn, in Oxfordfhire, to Ircotr, daughter of Major John Scott, of Bromiey*At Kettleitone, Norfolk, Mr. Walker Wilby, of Little-Britain, to Mrs ...
... Mr. Caleb Evans the Auctioneer at Llwyngorras, near Cardigan j J; Brown, Attorney, Carmarthen. MONMOUTHSHIRE and GLOCESTERSHIRE. TIMfeER and COPPICE WOODS, '-po SOLD by AUCTION, 1 the Beaufort-Arms, Chcpllow, on Saturday the 19th day March inth in lots ...
... deceafed, are (end account thereof the narure of debt) to Mt. John kPridry, Cardigan, one has Executots. And atl indebted to the of Edward Hughes to the fame forthwith the laid John tdtf, Cardigan, June IO- MONMOUTHSHIRE. SOLD by Auction, fit the Angel, in ...