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... to Mary Lion, eldest daughter of John Alston of Westcrtoun, Esq. 11. At London, John Jones, Esq. of Llanarth Court, in Monmouthshire, to Lady Harriet Plunkett, only daughter of the Earl of Eingal. Lately—At Edinburgh, James Ochterlony Lockhart Mure, Esq ...
... publishing by subscription, in one octavo volume, The Path of Duty, a moral tale, in four books; Recollections of a Tour in Monmouthshire; Essays in prose and verse, with some lighter pieces. In the press, Narrative of a Residence in Japan in the years 1811 ...
... Brecknockshire Carmarthenshire - - Cardiganshire Glamorganshire Radnorshire and pembroke-hire, with - - Herefordshire and ~ Monmouthshire - ~ Each district wall be pur the -um above set op- Dostte thereto. The highest bidder will declared the farmer, and v-nll ...
... Carmarthenshire - - I Cardiganshire - - ( Glamorganshire ! Radnorshire and Pembrokeshire, with - - j Herefordshire and Monmouthshire - ~ J Each district will be put the pum above set op* posite thereto. The highest bidder will declared the farmer, and ...
... ) Carmarthenshire - - Cardiganshire - Glamorganshire - - ' 7000 Radnorshire and Pembrokeshire, with Herefordshire and Monmouthshire - J Each district will be put the sum above set opposite thereto. The highest bidder will the Firmer, and will be required ...
... •Samuel Smith Milborne Port. Hon. Sir E. Paget. G.C.8., 11.3 L Casberd Minebead-.3. F. Luttrell, 11. F. Luttrell _ Monmouthshire—Lord 6:11. Somerset, Sir C.Morgan, Bt. Monmouth—Marquis of Worcester Moottemeryshire--C.W.W. Wynn Montgomery—. Henry Clive ...
... Midhurst, * John .Smith, * Smith Milborne Port, lion. sir E. Paget, R. M. . Casberd Minehead, J. F. Luttrell, H. F. Luttrell Monmouthshire, Lord G. H. Somerset, Sir C. Morgan, Bt. Monmouth, Marquis of Worcester Montgomeryshire, C. W. W. Wynn Montgomery, * lenry ...
... the kdy of Sir James Alex. Gordon, R.N., K.C.B. a daughter. The wife ef a shepherd, employed by Mr Hawkins of Newport, Monmouthshire, of two boys and two girls, which are in a thriving way. The parents are poor, and keep them in coal-baskets instead cradles ...
... the kdy of Sir James Alex. Gordon, R.N., K.C.B. a daughter. The wife ef a shepherd, employed by Mr Hawkins of Newport, Monmouthshire, of two boys and two girls, which are in a thriving way. The parents are poor, and keep them in coal-baskets instead cradles ...
... purpose rummaging another. —Glasgow paper. iHioccllanccu3 intelligence. Emigration. —Elizabeth Johns, parish of I.anvreehva. Monmouthshire, at Hie age seventy years, is about to emigrate to Anieriea with her whole family, consisting upwards of twenty individuals ...
... petition from tradesmen Westminster against the insolvent debtors’ act. Corn Laus, Lord E. Somerset presented a petition from Monmouthshire, stating, that the soil was sufficient to produce corn enough for the country, and praying that instead of the corn bill ...
... The public voice in the vonntry, is generally and loudly raised against the proposed o: daty on coal. 14 Samersetalaire, Monmouthshire, ershire, Breconshire, and Glaniarganlisire, in the South; in Scotland and Northasinherhoul, in the Norzia ; an I in all ...