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... Maidenhead-bridge, Berkshire, hnkeeper. J. Gallins, Sr. John-street, East Smithfrld, baker. MARRIED. , Lately, John Grogan, of Harconit-street, Dublin, to Miss Medlicott, county of Kildare. John Murphy, jun. of Caber, to Miss E. Murphy, of Cashel Tuesday ...
... xburgb, Norfolk, Portland, De Mortimer. Earia---Poulett, FaucOnberg-, Suffolk, Scarboroul;hi Chatham, Spencer, • Gallaway, Cardigan, Sandwich. . iscounts—Selsea, Falmouth, Chetwynd. Lords--\V lung - ham, Boston; Blaquiere, Glenberyi, On. slow, Henley; Wobart ...
... ileaiing two Geldings. 'JOHN SOLMUN, for Highway RObb-ry. • THOMAS GOUT ' for Htghway Robbery. JOHN PoTTEa for felonloufly afraulting Mary Ann Parcy, an infant under the age of ten years, &c., . RICHARD Gaov a Jor Highway Robbery. JOHN MAN BY, for Burglary ...
... the Quetn's-Houfe, from Windfor, where they were vi fled by their R'yal Highneffes the Dukes of and GLOU. The Countefs of CARDIGAN and feveral of the female Nobility alto vifited her MAJESTY. At ene o'clock the KING came to St. James's. Palace, and held ...
... and the domestic transactions of' France. under his administration,. It is worthy of observation, that whenever the French arms triumphe - d in foreign countries, a revolution immediately succeeded in the interior, and ,a new constitution supplanted the ...
... Pembroke; Hotel, NMilford; Mr. Ri- cbard Fole, Attorney at Law, Haverfordweft; Angcel, Cardigan; White Lion, Tetaby; Blue Boar, Narbetl and St. Clair; King's Arms, Cacrmnarthen; Bear, Landilo; Caltle, Llandovery; - Longfellovs, Brecon; Bylb, Swanfea; ...
... Pentbroke ; Hotel, 'Milford ; Mr: Richard ,Pole, Attorney At ,lAW, HaverfoniWelt • Angel, Cardigan . ; ! White Lion„Teoby.:. Blue Boar,, Nallieth Sr. Clair ; King's Arms, Caermarthen 4. Landilo,;.,Catt le, Llandoveryj Longfc:llOWs, l Binh, Swanlea ; , dge; ...
... OF TIE EARL OF CLARE. YESTERDAY an Express arrived from Dublin, bringing an account of the decease of the Right Honourable JOHN E4rl of CLARE', Lord „High Chancellor of Ireland. His Lordship for some months past had suffered inconceivable tortures in ...
... nrder of the Executors, ' AA _ complete TOWN RESIDENCE,, t2l . Grafton-tfreet, Fit za - oy- fquare, of,the late Honniirah!e John K . nox, deeeia fed ;'coniprinng an. elegant of. rooms of fpacious dirktention4 and neetly fitted up in the immediate tafte ...
... for a Leafe of, pa yeas S. To be viewed, and printed laricuitlars iihay lhc had on the Pvc- mitits; alifo at the Wairwick Arms, Warwickt; 'White Lion, Stratfordk; King's I-e~ad, Covdcotry; Wheatitaf, Davetry, Re ?? ;Mia.lawfoos, pirintrers, Oxford; Mr ...
... Pembroke; Hotel, Milford; Mr. Ri- ,r- chard Fole, Attorney at Law, Haverfordweft; Angel, Cardigan; 6. White Lion, Tenby; Bluc Boar, Narbeth and St. Clair; King's Ic Arms, Caernwarthe ; Bscar, landilo; Calle, Llandovery; s. Lorgfellows, Brecon,; Bul, Swanfea; ...
... i).v, picked out black and red, and a handsome full puckered blue seat-cloth. JOHN FULLER, ESQ. A handsome chariot, with outside elbows, painted ye!- Itw, with mantles, arms, and crests en the pannels, lined *ith blue cloth and handsome trimmings, with ...