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... Steeple, Esq. Banker. Whittington (Salop)—Mr. John Ward, The Donnet. Maxima—Mr. S. T. Baugh. Mr. John Bury, Accountant. Mr. John Clark, Clothier. Mr. Charles Hughes, Bookseller. Mr. Joseph Jones, Grocer. Mr. John Morris, Draper. B.g.—Those marked (') are ...
... Auguft 18, at Beaumaris. CAERMARTHEN. John Lloyd and William Grant, Efqrs. Caermariheajbire, Friday, Auguft 10, Caermarthen. Pembroke (hire, Thurfday, Auguft 16, Haverfordweit. Cardiganjhire, Wednefday, Auguft aa, Cardigan. Our readers* who recollect (we hope ...
... from £250 to £3OO. At Haverfordwcst some cattle were killed by lightning during the storm that prevailed. At Cardigan two pigs belonging to Mr. John Havard, cabinetmaker, were killed by the lightning: and at Blaennerch, near Tremaine, two horses, worth about ...
... Davies, David James, ana uaniel Jones— were in all human probabllity preserved. The wife of John Davies took but little of the broth, and did not sustain much harm. John Jones, who went home, was beyond the reach of human aid, when Mr. Noot and Mr. Matthias ...
... any thing. 1 am, Sir, &c. See. A. BEAUCLERK. Cardigan Volunteers. Firft Lieutenants. Second Lieutenant Thomas Davies, vice David Davies, deceafed. Second Lieutenant David Phillips, vice Bowen, who refigns. John Harries, gent. .Richard Dickens, gent. To bi ...
... Jones, John Williams, Kobert Lloyd, late John Lloyd, and others, together with upwards of 20 Lots of very preferable BUILDING SITES, very celebrated and far- on the Beach, situate near to the town of Rarmouth, a famed bathing resort, Cardigan Bay, and ...
... Robe: Robert Jones, John Williams, Robert Lloyd, late John and others, together with upwards of 20 Lots preferable of very BUILDING SITES, on the Beach, situate near to the town of Rarmouth, a very celebrated and far-famed fronti: Cardigan Bay, and adjoining ...
... makers'- Arms, Northgate-ftreet. The following is an official lift of the prefent ftations of the militia regiments belonging to the counties more immediately within the circuit of this paper : REGIMENTS. STATIONS. Anglefea .. Liverpool Cardigan .. ...
... ses, in search of persons or arms, and to exercise venoms other extraordinary power.. The Insurrection Act was in force in Ireland fmm to 1810 ; and it was again applied in On the former of these two occasions Mr. Grattan fully admitted its necessity ...
... constable.— A young man, named Patrick Fahey, appeared (with his. arm iv a sling, and • oovered with bandages), to answer a charge of having assaulted police-constable 75. — Mr. Grattan defended. —The officer stated that on the evening of Saturday, the ...
... Iter hands and arms werealfo immoderately charged everyday above two quarts the m® mour; which, Ihe was afHidfed J® gree with the bilious cholic, a perpetual 1 - the mold exquifite pain in her back, order incident to the fcurvy. Mr. John Crew, the Dolphin ...
... Lady Williams Wynn.—A short time ago, Mr. Smart, of the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, being in possession of some old timber, partly obtained during repairs at the Old Swan and the Wynnstay Arms, and a panel from one of Sir Watkin’s pews in the church of 3t. Peter’s ...