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... visit to the Countess of CARDIGAN. The Duke of Poatt.Asn's servants came to Couri yesterday in their Sta'te Liveries, it being a Gala Day. Yesterday.• the Royal Westminster Volunteers received their new Union Flag, under arm:, in the King's 'Mews, after ...
... MAJESTIES, accompanied by the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, arrived at Buckingham-house, attended by the Countess of CARDIGAN and Lady C. WALDEGR AVE. The KING held a Council at :theQueen's House, a't which were present His Royal Highness the Duke ...
... Lieutenant William Skelton to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Sharpe, promoted. Volunteer:. Captain John Buchanan to be Major- Conimandant. Clarencr, or Cardigan Polunteers. David Davies, Gent. to be Adjutant. Cbristebureb Volunteers. Lieutenant Arthur Quartley ...
... Guildhall. July 12. Samuel Harris and John Clarke, of Worin.woodstreet, London, ironmongers, at ten, at Guildhall. July William Preston Graham, of Bread-street, London, merchant,.at ten, at Guildhall. ' , Ay 25. John Hair, of Spur-street, Leicester-square ...
... consisting of divers Messitages Lands, and Tenements, in the several occupations'of Evan john,, Thomas Williams, Jane - Lloyd, Richard Richard, William Bowgh,, ,Wiiliani John, Mary Nicholas, SaindelDaild, the Reverend Miriam Jones, and others. Particitlars may ...
... busied in furling the sails, and himself' forward seeing the cable run our, these fellows knocked him down, broke open the arm-chest, and, pos%essed themselves completely of the vessel. ln the night they got her under weigh, but for want of knowledge ...
... 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 ...
... Northarninon, Cholmondeley, Morton, dthurAt; Chatham, Westmorland, Clieuerfield, Pamfr:t; E Hingham, [ersey, Mount Edgeumbe, Cardigan, Camden, fortescue, Fauconberg, rues bury . Cowaes.ies::- , A4lacclesfield, Camden, Liverpod, 13ruhl. P.- cnester, Westmorland ...
... Shute Rowe, Esq.. Dated tiMober 3,180 t. John Spencer Colepep per, Esq. Dated October 4,_1801. - Valentine Hewlett, Esq, Dated as above: To be Ensigns—John Spencer.Colepepper, Esq Dated An; gust 24, 1800. John Valentine Hewlett, Esq. Dated OCtober co ...
... Candidates, of polling only a certain number, on the first day. ;I'4 T D SECOND DAY'S_ John Latouche, Esq. 4t J. C. Berestbrcl;fsq. I. 2. Beresford, Esq. .4o John Latouche, Esq. no Jonah Barrington, Esq. 4.. The Right Hon. G. Ogle 103 The Right Hon. G ...
... Mensuration of every kird. A Liberal Sala:y will be given, with Board, Washing, and Lodging: Apply (post-paid) to :he Reif : john Geary, Dektherr, near Shrewsbury.' VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. R. ARNOLD's so well known 3 over Europe for their superior efficacy ...
... s—Sali:;bury and Ear tr —Chatharn, St. Vincelit, Harcourt, Cardigan, Winchilsea, Galloway, Grosvenor, and Stanhope. C.i;untesses.—Spencer, Chatham,, MaCclesheld, Harcourt . , Aylesbury, Cardigan, Liverpool; Rodin, anff Kingston. Visetwnts—Sidney, Stopforkl ...