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... to Aberayron, Lampeter, and Cardigan, runs through this Estate. Also, (in one Lot,) all that Messuage, Tenement, Farm and Lands, called PENTRERHEW, situate in the village of Llanddewy-brefy, in the said County of Cardigan. Further particulars may be obtained ...
... 4s. Lot 8. A Slang of' Ground; in the Llanarth aforefaid, the holding of John Howell, at the yearly rent . The refpective tenants will s. and for further particulars apply Mr. John Attorney, Carmartbenfh're. ...
... Beaufort Arms, Ragland, Monmouthshire—Saturday, at Chirbury, Mr. Win. Edmunds, of Pentre. to Miss Farmer, daughter of Mr. Farmer, of Winsbury—At Cleobury Mortimer, Mr. W. Hodge, of Cheltenham, to Miss Sarah Reading, of the former place At Oswestry. John Powell ...
... t, that a Mr. and Mrs. Grattan have an engagement at our theatre for three nights only, next week. Now we have heard from highly competent judges that the vocal powers of Mrs. Grattan, and the histrionic ability of Mr. Grattan, are of very high class ...
... obliged amble vant, PHILJLIPPS. Hcifford, i£th 1784 CARDIGAN. T7I7ANTED, between this and September * next, it'jr.itmaii ton the livy-Side tiuni. iurthcr particular:, Mr. Reel ihe 81.i,k ion, Cardigan. June, H I R E. r pO Sold, TWO viEADOWSin the paiifh ...
... Duty, under penalty of Ten Pounds. By oider of the Commiflioncrs, JOHN BRET FELL, Secretary. CARDIGANSHIRE. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Black Lion, the town of Lampeter, the county Cardigan, between the hours of Three and Five of the clock in the afternoon ...
... project, to the Craven Arms or elsewhere. Capt. Lewis said that he most cordially approved of this project, and begged the gentlemen present to look at the map, and, bearing in mind the progress said to be made in the Carmarthen and Cardigan line, he would ask ...
... Certificates iftued within the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke, may be had of the under-mentioned : E. Bowen, 'Cardigan. • .'• 'Edward Lock, Abcryllwith. Hugh Jones, Lampeter. , Rice Rees, Llandovery, John Llandilo. William Morgan, Carmarthen ...
... the two market-towns Cardigan and Newcastle, in the county of Cardigan. For further particulars enquire W. Davies, Clynmereditii; James Webber. No. an, Milk-llreet, London; J. Evans. Auctioneer, Carmarthen; Thomas Makeig, at Cardigan. HUNTINGTON, NEARIEER ...
... at Staple Hall Inn, Witney; George, Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Grey Lion, Brecon; Castle, j Llandovery; Castle, Haverfordwest; Castle, Marlon*'; Angel, Cardiff; Mackworth Arms, Swansea; Flack Lion, Cardigan Lion, at the An t Mart; of Messrs. and Hayes, ...
... S'ackpoie Court, ne u r ;at the Hotel, Miltoid ; Mr. Richard Foley, Law, Haveifordweft; Angel, Cardigan; Whi.e-Lion, Tenby; Blue-Boar, Narb-'tri and St, Clears; Kinj-'s-Arms, Carmartheu; .Bear. ; Caftle, ;• Longfellow's, Rieeni; Bpfb, Bear, Cowbndi'.e; Angel, ...