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A CAR-A. DAVID JONES, engineer AND land-surveyor, KIDWELLY. CoiTTdTTaiNG fot Hydraulic purposes; Sewerage of Towna Drainage and Irrigation of Land. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, Incorporated 1720, by Royal Charter. LIFE INSURANCES, WJtH Larof. Participation IIf PROFITS; FIRE INSURANCES, ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. fcH. CflAHI/ES MAITLAND THOMSON, (North and South Wales Bank;) AGENT FOR ABERYSTWYTH. CARMARTHEN SHIRE TURNPIKE ROADS. APPOINTMENT OF AN OFFICER. '\fOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the Meettn ?'  the County Roads Board to be held at the Grand ?'yRoom, m Carmarthen, on WEn?EsnAY,the 4th ,i,q APRH. next, at n Oun' the Board will proceed to ,t4 -e 6 t. a'Clerk to the Liandovery District Roads Board, at Ralar Y of ?3 per annum. Every Candidate for the office i181 *°rward (post paid) his Application and Tes. timonis t, me on or before the day previous to the ?econ ° ?? o" ? ??"? the ?? previous t0 the By Order of the County Roads Board, GEORGE SPURRELL, Clerk. 1angpt. Carmarthen, ëb. 7th, 1849. SltWELLY, ST MARY IN KIDWELLY, ST. ISHMAEL, AND PEMBREY INCLOSURE. *0 ROAD-MAKERS & CONTRACTORS. PESONS desirous of Contracting for making a Road: jT\ 'rom the South Side of the Red-House, Canal ?Bf? '?.toapi?p caHed the Mount, on the Pembrey fuP'ke Road, near Penybedd, are requested to send ,?ealc-d Tenders for the same, to me, at the Pelican Inn, ?vidwelly on the 21st day of February next. M?ns. SppciHcations, and Forms of Tender, will be ji<L. 21" 'n?ppction at the Pelican Inn aforesaid, from the 21st of February. ?? "n-if?nt Sureties ?i)I be required of the Person 'wh 0'0 Tonder's accepted, for the due completion of the -°'? Wlthm a given time, and the lowest Tender will "? be accepted. r D. DAVIES, Commissioner. ^'bcJdvale, January 22nd, 1849. GENERAL POST-OFFICE. NOTICE. CUCH PERSONS as may be willing to undertake the pp. CONVEYANCE of the MAIL to and from LAM- 'C-tER and ABERYSTWYTH, in a close covered Cart, proper for the purpose, are requested to send the Terms upon which they will Contract for the same, tfddrfigea to the Surveyor of the General Post Office, Glbftettvr, on or before the 1st of March, 1849. For particulars and Forms of Tender, apply at the Offices at Lampeter, Aberayron, and Aberystwith. thr COMMAND OF thePOSTM ASTER GENERAL. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. General Post Office, February, 1849. PERSONS having occasion to forward Money by the Post are strongly recommended to transmit it through the medium of the Money-Order Office; and they are advised NOT to transmit COIN in Letters, "fchder any circumstances. Money Orders may be obtained for any sum not ex- Weding £ 5, at the following charges:- Not exceeding £2. 3d. 11 £.5, 6d. Thts persons who desire to remit Money in Letters, k ank Notes or Drafts pavable to Nearer, or any arti- such Of 'htue, are CAUTIONED to REGISTER all sU, clv» Letters. OAPORTANT SALE OF SHEEP, CATTLE, &c.  MR. THOMAS DAVIES honour to announce that he has been commis- I ?t?oaed by Dr. Jones, of Lancych, near Newcastle- Emlyn, T° 0FFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, ? ??M-eSbAY, the 28th Day of February instant,  AT PENRALLT, rtT of LANCYCH DEMESNE; about 300 Wea- 25 heafeatld Ewes, manv of them fit for the Butcher 25 -h "4d ?CatUe, 5 Cows in Calf, a four yearold pure ?yr??Bul!, bred by the Hon. George Edwardes;  r !e"bred earlin?, Ayrshire Bull" several pure- ?d A?'? yearling Avr?ire Bul), several pure- ?re rs ire Heifers i. Calf; a quantity of Wool; a ^ted C*hvLr? Several Horses, C alts, &c. Ac. The sJi„ to commence at one o'clock.-Long credit 111 ee a -roved security.  1st, 1849. Senllan 1st, 1849. CARMARTHENSHIRE, OF LLANDINGAD. LLANFAIRARY- I' "R1N, AND LLANSADWRN. 'SALP OF VERY LUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Is favo d  GEõRGË GOODE ivi R- GEORGE 00»DE 13 ?? ON?'? ?tructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION^ 1 f Castle Inn, Llandovery, on Satur- da Y, the 3,.d ? of March, 1849, at the hour of two °'clock in aftemoon, ?49, at the hour of two clock '111 the afternoon, va l uable FREEHOLD lip, f,)Il",ill g ^P^tant and nluable FREEHOLD TSTATE ?' ?hieh will be Sold in Five Lots :— Llan;l'"ai"a b l. ???'a?6?M jparM?. Coinprisine an tv, » LOT T' col lpr,il?g all that Par mcalled GORLLW YNFACH, ^?htaiuing, by "^s'lrei«ent 168A. 2R. 15p.; also, the ? adjoint. S' ??cd CWRTE BACH, containing .&glk. lit, 6p. l'bOgetwo desirable Farms are let to respectable J^ants at S b's amOunting to J?3 per annum, and 9s. i-and Tax '«„»• to a small allowance to the Tenant acu for lime. I Llandingad Parish. -A  I' LOT II. ?-A VRp??v "? Field or Close of Land, called CAE- ,(>veral Iwith Stable, Barn, and cow-hou?e, in the ^verai OCPII Patjons of John Morgan, Esq., Solicitor, > «I r. Wi]];a^ "*lr."W' lli84' NVilliam., Mr. John Williams, and Mr. DMuelj,n es at rents amounting together to E33 per n!, and s. Land Tax, and also a charge for accom- ^dation t> J? j which produces upon an average a 'tal of linings. () This vp wentr 8hi,lings- This ver Y desirable property, which contains upwards 3f ?x Acrb °' superior Land, is well situated for Build- ? Oroim ,and if thought advisable will be offered for ?e ? T L Pale in j n? S' a description of which will be given in the  ?'cul? of Sale. .\11 th LOT III. ? A.tl ? "? ?cry Valuable Fields or Closes of Land with cott,t  Shed called and known as the WHITE hAR3gT e ?ELDS, coataining by admeasurement 4A.. ?. 3.5p ° J' rich and productive Lands, now in the 00 e"pat"' °? Mr. David Jeremy, and held by him under ? ?aset" .??d in 1790 for Three lives of whom only one ?ow '??' ?-' Sarah Williams, aged 62 years, at the ?y to?" ?nu&l rent of ?9 9s., and Land Tax 6d. Parish of Llansadwrn. 'A.et.. LOT IV. d, «irable Farm called GLANMARLES, with an Aliot^ ld j oining, containing together about 124 acres A))Qt???"?'??'?!e ?g. eontaming together about 124 acres the s arne more or less, now in the tenure and occu- Patio? or Mr. Thomas Harry, and held by him under a ?se ra ted in '?783, for Three Lives, only one of ?hom 17S3, for Three Lives, only one of *h0tn I "°? living, viz., Thomas Harry, aged 76 years, ? the t "?' annuat Rent of E25 per annum, and Land Ta? "?ch has been redeemed El 2s.  LOT T. Sillal1 Tenement called Mountain Hall, or Pen yr li?ifod 1 COtaining about 33 acres, be the Rame more or ?s '?' '? ? the tenure and occupation of Mr. Thomas *Vrv y. and held by him under an agreement for a Lease 1,) r 14.years, commencing Michaelmas, 1838 (provided t, ,he 8&]d Thomas Harry should so long live), at the low allnUp,l Tnt of £10 10s. per annum. ? Th» "?ber on Lots 3, 4, and 5, is to be taken by the I'urch lSers ? the sums which will be named by the < -?eD?n? at the time of Sale. The Tithes in the .&e "Ilr4, -p. have been commuted; and the Rcut- P) t e several holdings are exceedingly low. rti 'r5 with condition, of Sale are now preparing, P ?ady for delivery by the 20th of February. The Iffprnt tenants will shew the Farms: and for ?!'the<- ?"??'s appty to Mr. J. J. 8tM€y,:L)mdA?ent. CarrnnrfK Carrn?r?! or to Mr. George Goede,: at hiaoSioM. iI I Oquare, Carmartben. r';???en,JM. 30th, 1849.
COPY OF RETURNSI Pursuant…
COPY OF RETURNS Pursuant to the 7th and 8th Victoria, cap.. 32. NAME OF FIRM. THE NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK. Persons o f whom the Company or Partnership consists. Ashmore, Mary, Birkenhead, spinster Aitkin, Audrew, deceased, Executors of, Liverpool, iron founder Anwyl, Watkin, Dolgelly, grocer Aslet, Caroline, Liverpool, spinster Bentham. George. Manchester, stationer Bryans, James, Belfield, Bowness, near Kendal, gen- tleman Barnes, William, Liverpool, merchant Battelsy, Jos., Oakfield, near Nantwich gentleman Bentham, Christopher, Liverpool, tea, dealer, Bromfleld, Mary, Suuthport, spinster Bellis, Sarah, Pontre, Mold, widow Bridge, William, Conway, draper Bowen, Thomas Lloyd, Liverpool, merchant' Brough, Mary, Ditto, spinster Bromfield, Joseph, Chester, surgeon Bentham, Martha, Birkenhead, spinster Bury, Frederick, Adelaide, South AustraHa, sheep farmer- Branthwaite, Asrnos, Kenda l, spinster Bowman, Frederick, Duddingtotnl Northamptonshire, gentleman Bailey, Henry Ives, North Leverton, near Retford, clerk Barker, Ann, Bridgend, by Sanquhar, spinster Brough, Eliza, Walton, widow Battelsy, Ann, Birkenhead, spinster Bromfield, Thomas, Representatives of, Liverpool, gen- tleman, deceased Bromfield, William, Chester, gentleman, Brown, Maria; Edinburgh, spinster Brown, Elizabeth, Williamza, ditto, ditto- Brown, James; Glasgow, banker Bryans, Richard, jun., Birkenhead, gentleman Bouch, William, Sheldon Iron Works, Durham, civil engineer c unningham, James, deceased, Executors of, Manches- ter, gentleman Coolan, James, Liverpool, timber-merchant Chapman, James, Preston, gentleman Campbell, Frances, Wrexham, widow Davies, Ebenezer, Machynlleth, draper Dyer, William Bunt, Mold, mine agent Doughty. William, Oswestry, grocer, &c. Dircks, Egbert, Liverpool, gentleman Delahovde, Eliza, Holvwell, spinster Dixon, "Richard, London, gentleman Delamore, Thomas, deceased, Executors of, Chester, grocer Dowe, Eliiabeth, Ditto, spinster Davenport, John. Wrexham, farmer Davenport, James, jun., Ditto, grocer Davies, Thomas, Carnarvon, flour deafer Edisbury, William Owen, Ebnal, near Oswestry, farmer Evans, Thomas, Ruabon, maltster Evans, Robert, Pwllheli, draper Eyton, John Price, Llanerch-y-mor, near Holywell, smelter Evans, Robert, Nlethlem, Pvvilheliv farmer Elias, Thomas, Plas Glyn, Holyhead, farmer Evans, Margaret Elizabeth, Denbigh, spinster Edwards, Griffith, Bodafon, near Amlwch, farmer Eyton, Adam, Llanerch-y-mor, near Holywell, gen- tleman Edmonds, Orlando, Stamford, banker Edwards, Edward, Welshpool, grocer Edwards, George, Wrexham, gentleman Evans, Thomas Charles, Manchester, ditto Ellis, Judith, London, widow Evans, Robert Davies, Wrexham, draper Evans, Samuel Harrison, Belper, Derbyshire, gentleman Eppslein, John Paul, Knutsford, ditto Fair, Alice, Liverpool, spinster Fowler, Allen England, Birkenhead, gentleman Fay, J. F. B., deceased, Representatives of, Kuthm, solicitor Francis, Edmund, deceased, Administrators of, Amlwcb, agent Fishwick, Isabella Ann, Holywell, spinster Fayrer, Richard, Carnarvon, excise officer Francis, Thomas, Wrexham, grocer Fisher, Thomas, Liverpool, currier Griffith, Richard, Ditto, broker Gardner, Frances, Ditto, spinster Gardner, Ann, Liverpool, spinster Gumnow, William, Ruabon, builder Griffith, Robert, Pwllheli, merchant Gregory, Thomas, Oswestry, jeweller Gorall, Robert A t kinson, Norwich, gentleman Griffith, Benjamin Jones, Liverpool agent Griffiths, Hannah, Mold, widow Grierson, Jane, Lochvale, Dumfries, spinster Griffiths, Charles, King's Mills, near Wrexham, miller Hughes, John, Holywell, grocer ) Henderson, John, jun., Liverpool, gentleman Harrison, Thomas, Executors of, Ditto, ditto Hope, Peter, Douglas, Isle of Man, ditto Hughes, John, deceased, Representatives of, Abergele, innkeeper Henderson, Andrew, Chester, grocer Humphreys, John, Berriew, near Welshpool, gentleman Hughes, Hugh, Llanrwst, brazier Hughes, Hughes, Ffrwdonen, near Llangefni, agent Hart, James, London, gentleman Hastings, William, Fromew, Denbigh, farmer Hughes, Charlotte, Holywell, spinster Hubfiard, Elizabeth, Cheadle, widow Hughes, Elizabeth, Holywell, spinster Hughes, John, Llanrwst, tanner Howell, Edward, Liverpool, bookseller Hughes, William, Pwllheli, merchant Henshaw, John, Pimlico, Middlesex, gentleman Jones, WilHam, Liverpool, chemist Jones, Hugh, Chester, grocer Johnston, Thomas, Chorlton.near Medlock, gentleman Jones, John, Tynewydd, near Ruthin, ditto Johnson.EUzabftf.????-'m,spinster Jones, Robert Humphreys, ditto, solicitor Jf.ne..JohB,MMh)nHMh,drugg.,t Jones James, Mold, ^oemaker Joyce 'John, Executors of, Ruthin, watchmaker Jones, John, Coedycoa, Northop, farmer Jones, Thomas, Rhydynog, Pwllheli, merchant Jones, William Oswestry, smith  Jones, John, ?'llesnierc,, cori factor Jacksn, Rihard Henry, Aberele, clerk  Jo les Robert, Llanr\Vst, draper Jones, 'Villiam, ditto, coal dealer t?-  of, Amlwch, farmer J.n, Ed'M<' L'? draper ,? j. jM. d Jones, Edward, Llanrw Representatives of do., deceased ?.?:-E?.? ??' deceased Joyce, Robert, Ruthin, gentleman  a— Liverpool, corn merchant.L^ w:dow Jones XAR Ann Llanfyllin, wido\v J°NES' Mar\gaTreE?t, AAB°er>6<. JTones, Eva, Do'lgelley, maltster Jones, John, Dolgelley, ironmonger Jones, Evan, n on<rer farmer jZel: Sma,P J ones, Thomas Chester, gentieman Jones, John, Kidderminster, banker .J ones: John: Holywell, druggist Kiiibbs, Ephraim, Wrexham shopkeeper TTni:fav <rentlemau Kynoch, George, Keith, merchant Lockwood, Thomas, Liverpool, ^^arim»r Lewis, Bernard Llwynon, \Vrextwm, farmer ?Hoyd. ?Ro.be?rt, Port.m?adoc?k, banner Lacan John, Oswestry, ironmon0er Lamb, Richard Kershaw, Hahfax gentleman Langley, Stephen, Liverpool, wine and spirit dealer Lewis, Mary, ditto, spinster gentlem i Lloyd, Cynrie, Pontriffith, St. Asaph, gentleman I Uovd. Lewis, Tanybwlch, near Festiniog, farmer Lloÿd; Hugh, Towyn, Merionethshire, draper Lawrence, Margaret, Holywell, innkeeper Maddock, John, Chester, printer Minshall, John, Oswestry, ironmonger Markland, John, Manchester, merchant Morris, Richard Thomas, Upholland, near Wigan, sur- geon M?by, Joseph,Liverpoo?.sohcitor Morris, Edward, Oswestry, draper Matthews, John 0%'e"to", Flintshire, grocer MawnfsRichard,pTasUchaf^near Holywell, farmer Moore, Anne, Holywcll, spinster  W,.?..p.?, McAra, Peter, Glasgow, merchant Morris, Eliza?eth Ifrriet, Pwllheli, spmst Morgan, Mary, Amiwch. widow Madocks, Mary Ellis, Ruthin, spinster Newill, Thomas, Springbank, Welshpool, gentleman Owen, Hugh, Quirt, Anglesea, farmer Oliver, Edward, Liverpool, merchant Owen, Samuel, St. George, Denbighsh, i. re, intikeeper Price, Elizabeth, Corner Copp, Leominster, widow Pugh, Margaret, Dolgelly, spinster Prichard, Richard Williams, Liverpool, m erellant Phillips, Edward, Wems Northwood, hUesn?e.?rmer Parry, Peter, Mold, surgeon Parry, Henry, Ruthin, draper Parry, William, Denbigh, druggist Pugh, William, Liverpool, innkeeper • Pierce, William, Wrexham, farmer Pugh, Hugh, Ceven-y-Maes, near Dolgelly, fnner Poyser, Charles, Summerhill, Wrexham, gentleman Parry, Elizabeth, Holywell, spinster Pagan, John, Dutton-hall, Cheshire, grazier Paton. Andrew, Glasgow, merchant Pugh, Lewis, senior, Pen-y-bryn, Dolcell y, Iiiiie burner Peill, John Newton, Queen's Colle,e"Citinbridge, c"crk Price, Jos., Corner Copp, Leominster, gentleman Power, James, C rossen's-poLi-son age I Southport, clerk Poyser, Frances Jane, Summerhill, Wrexham, spinster Prichaid, Anne, Dinam, Anglesea, spinster Procter, James, Liverpool, wine merchant Pugh, Lewis, Dolgelly, geritleinai) Price, Elizabeth, Liverpool, widow Price, Hugh, Liverpool, insurance broker Pugh, Anne, Dolgelly, spinster Prichard, Richard, Dinam, Anglesea, clerk Roberts, Richard, Liverpool, broker Ravenscroft, William, Liverpool, merchant 1 Rowlands, John, Liverpool, merchant Roberts, David; Mvnydd-y-gof, Anglesea, surgeon Roberts, Hugh, Penhol, near Llangefni, farmer Roberts. John, Holyhead, currier Robefts, Rrrhard, Grfve-place; Benfeigh', m s Robert! ^OHN .TPWOFC- HFOWEURBIANGOI, ISLERK 1 'Robetts, Owen-, Bwlan, A»gleuea> farmer
I NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BAXK.…
NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BAXK. [CONTINUED], J RQWICS, Charles Samuel, Stockton Heath, near War- rington, gentleman Roberts, Mary, Representatives of, Denbig4p spinpter, Roberts, M&ry, Representatives of, D,.enb.i. ghi Roskell, George Potts, Flint, gentleman Roberts, John, Oswestry, hatter Roberts, William, Chester, gentleman Roberts, John, Dolmalynllyn, Dolgelly, timber merchant Roberts, Hugh, Dolstammadd, Dolgelly, farmer Roberts, Owen, Rhydolion, Pwllheli, farmer Roberts, Richard, Pwllheli, draper Ravenscroft, John, Liverpool, merchant Roberts, John Croft, Holywell, surgeon Roberts, John, Cefn-caerog, Anglesea, relieving officer Roose, Jane, Liverpool, spinster Roose, Elizabeth, Liverpool, spinster Richardson, Sarah. Rake, near Chester, widow Raimondi, Willoughby, London, solicitor Rae, James Edmond, Liverpool, bank accountant Ravenscroft, William, junior, Representative of Liver- pool, merchant (deceased) Romney, John, Chester, artist Roberts, Catherine, Anwyl, Denbigh, spinster- Read, Margaret, Llanrwst, widow Roderts, Benjamin, Oswestry, chandler Shaw, John, Wolverhampton, merchant Shaw, James, junior, Birmingham, merchant Shaw, Charles, Birmingham, merchant Stevenson, William, Birkenhead, M.D. Smart, John, Ruthin, innkeeper Smart, Peter, Tynogion, near Ruthin, farmer. Staley, Benjamin, Manchester, gentleman Sankey, Jane, Holywell, widow Simon, Cornelia, Holywell, spinster Sankey, Richard, Nant, Holywell, farmer Sankey, Caroline, ditto, spinster Stringer, Sophia, Liverpool, ditto Smith, Thomas, ditto, gentleman Sankey, Mary Ann, Nant, Holywell, widow Soden, Benjamin, Liverpool, purser R.N. Stephenson, Jane, Birkenhead, spinster Turner, Thomas, Abbot's Bromley, Rugeley, Gentle- man Twiston, John, Denbigh, tanner Thomas, Robert, Executors of, Llanrwst, druggist Threlfall, William, Lancaster, ironmonger Tomkinson, Samuel, Liverpool, merchant Tilston, John, ditto, cheese-factor Thomas, Robert, Rhosllmachnigog, Wrexham, shop- keeper Unsworth, Jos., Executors of, Blackrod, Bolton-le- Moor, gentleman, (deceased) Vaughan, John, Chester, pawnbroker Wynne, Richard Lefton, Ystrad Issa, Denbigh, gen- tleman Williams, William, Chester, tobacconist Williams, Evan, Pwllheli, ironmonger Whaley, William, Sutton, Cheshire, farmer Williams, Robert, Gwernaffield, near Mold, clerk Williams, Thomas, Llanrwst, maltster Willisms, Thomas, Executors of, Llanfawr, Anglesea, farmer Weightman, John, Liverpool, architect Walker, William, ditto, auctioneer Waddington, Elizabeth, Manchester, spinster Wilkinson, Frances, Chester, ditto Williams William, ditto, farmer Williams, William, Dolgelly, gentleman Williams, Jennet, ditto, innkeeper NAMES OF PLACES WHERE THE BUSINESS IS CARRIED ON. Aberystwith, Cardigan Birkenhead, Chester Bishopscastle, Salop Carnarvon, Carnarvon Chester, Chester Conway, Carnarvon Denbigh. Denbigh Holyhead, Anglesea Holywell, Flint .oJ- I Llangefini, Anglesea I Llanrwst, Denbigh Mold, Flint I Newtown, Montgomery Oswestry, Salop Ruthin, Denbigh Welshpool, Montgomery Wrexham, Denbigh Liverpool, Lancaster
NAME OF FIRM.I WEST OF ENGLAND…
NAME OF FIRM. WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES DIS- I TRICT BANK. I Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists Abell, Francis Mary Dorothea, Alphington, near Exeter, spinster Armstrong, John, Bristol, city-surveyor Armstrong, Mary Poston, Bristol, spinster Atkins, Lionel Daniel, Exeter, solicitor Baillie, Eliza, Heavitree, Devon, spinster Baynton, Thomas, Bristol, brewer Bannister, John, Camden Town, Middlesex, lieute- nant, R.N. Barrett, James, 39, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-' square, London, commercial-traveller Barr, Charlotte, WesLbury, Wi)ts, spinster .< Bastard, Samuel Segar, Exeter, gentleman Bastard, Richard, Exeter, gentleman Bastard, William Segar, Exeter, woollen-draper Bates, John, Bristol, banker Bates, John, and ) Bristol, gentleman Mark Davis Protheroe, ) Bristol, gentleman Baskett William, Bath, cheese and bacon factor Bastard, Mary, Exeter, spinster Bath, James, Bridgwater, innkeeper Barton, Henry Downe, Exeter, solicitor Baker, Samuel, Yatton, Somerset, yeoman Bartlett, Daniel, Butleigh, Somerset, yeoman Bastard, Richard, and ( Exeter, spirit merchant Pryor, Joseph ) Exeter, umbrella-merchant Bennett, Richard, Bristol, gentleman Bennett, Samuel, Bath, tea-dealer Bennett, William, Mineard, Exeter, gentleman Bevan, John, Bitton, near Bristol. gentleman Bevan, Mary, Bitton, near Bristol, widow I Bealy, Richard, Exetex, surgeon Beard, Sarah Besly, Bath, wife of Thos. Beard, Esquire Beck, John Beadley, Bristol, professor of dancing Besly, Mary and Catherine, Barnstaple, spinsters Besly, Catherine, Barnstaple, spinster Bellamy, Peter, Franklin, Î Plymouth, Devon, surgeon Lane, Richard, Jun., I Coffleet, parish of Yealmton, > Devon, clerk Lardner, Philip ) Exminster, Devon, gentle- j man Beadon, Richard a'Court, Reverend, Cheddar, Somerset, clerk Biddle, Elizabeth, 29, Argyle-street, New-road, London, spinster Biffin, William, Broomfield, near Bridgwater, yeoman Bishop, Henry, 31, Love-lane, Eastcheap, London, tea- dealer Blake, Barnett, Exeter, gentleman Bowles, Charles (deceased), Shaftesbury, gentleman Bourn, Betty, Bath, widow Bowring, Alexander, Polsnam, near Wells, yeoman Bond WHliam. Exeter, draper's assistant Bond' EHzabeth, Heathfield, near Taunton, wife of Jas. Bond,gentleman I Bon? Rev. John, Stoke Canon, Devon, clerk Bond! E)!?beth.Exetcr spmster Bond -N 1aria, Bristol, wIdow B?' £ l^Vil £ »: f:S.«,Son,Se.,clerk Bowden, John, Exeter, gentleman Bradford, Eliza, Exeter, spinster Breillat, John, Bristol, engineer Bricknell, Ja-es, Jun., Bristol, confectioner Broad, James, Bristol, builder Browne, William, Bridgwater, merchant Browne, John, Bridgwater, merchant Browne, Thomas Pulsford, Bridgwater, .gentleman Browne Joseph, Tavistock, banker Bro?-ne Samuel Woolcot, Bridgwatcr, merchant Br?es Thomas, Marwood, near Barnstaple, gentleman ?.,U? Times Bridgwater, accountant B?'tn. Mary Ann, Stoke Bishop, Gloucestershire spinster -R?r' James (deceased), Taunton, banker B?er; Reverend John, Brixton, Surrey, dissenting .n- lister Bunburv, George Benjamin, Bath, lieutenant R.N. Burge, James, Weston Zoyland, near Bridgwater, yeo- man Burland, Hugh, Bristol, spirit-dealer Burch, Thomas, Exeter, gentleman Buxton, Mary, Exeter, spinster Buxton, Elizabeth, Exeter, spinster Cadby, Charles, Bradford, Wilts, gentleman Capenhurst, Thomas, Bristol, coffin-furniture-manufac- turer Cairncross, Thomas, Bristol, gentleman Carde, Emma, Mark, Somerset, spinster Carde, Mary, Jun., Mark, Somerset, spinster Cam, Thomas Croxall, Bath, Esquire Carpenter, Anna, Bristol, widow Cann, William, Exeter, gentleman Carter, Samuel, Exeter, linen-draper Caddv, Elizabeth, Exeter, widow Carely, William, Bath, jobmaster Christopher, Thomas Francis, Upper Easton, near Bris- tol, gentleman Champion, William Duderidge, Bristol, gentleman Champion, Samuel, Taunton, gentleman Child, Mary Ann, Bath, spinster Chadwick, James, Bath, accountant Churchill, Charlotte Ann, Hammersmith, Middlesex, spinster Churchill, Elizabeth Rebecca, St. Cross-house, Winches. ter, Hants, spinster Chard, Thomas, Haydon, near Taunton, gentleman ChaveMary, Exeter, widow Chave, Rev. Edward William Tanner, Exeter, clerk Chitts, Ursula, Stoke Bishop, near Bristol, spinster Clark, Thomas, Jun., Halesleigh, Bridgwater, gentleman Clark, Samuel, Taunton, draper Cohen, Catherine, Swansea, widow Coggan, Henry, Jun., Langport, Somerset, gentleman Coles, Thomas, Bristol, builder Collins, George, Farmborough, near Bath, yeoman Collins, Joseph, Farmborough, near Bath, yeoman Collins, Ed ward, Farmborough, near Bath, bookseller Collingwood, John, Brighton, Esquire Collier, Jenny, Woodside, near Plymouth, spinster Cooper, Elgar (deceased). Somerton, yeoman Cooine, Charles, Weston-upon-Mare, Somerset, yeoman Corfe, Louisa, Salisbury, spinster Corfe, Mary Ann, Salisbury, spinster Cottle, John, Bath, gentleman Cousins, John, jun., Exeter, tailor and draper Cousins. Samuel. 15. Osnaburg-strcet, Regent's park, London, A.R.A. i Cox. Thomas, GU»ucoU*t, irmil-guard
WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH…
WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES DISTRICT I BANK.—[CONTINUED.] Cox, John, Hearitree, Devon, gentleman Craister, George (deceased). Exeter, lieut. R.N. Craister, Maria, Exeter, widow Croome, John, Exeter, druggist Daniel, Thomas, Bristol, accountant Davie, Mary, Wincanton, Somerset, spinster Davies, Samuel, Merthyr, draper Davis, Charlotte, Exeter, spinster Davis, Samnel, and 1 Exeter, tea dealer Lowry, Thos. Sampson ( Exeter, gentleman Davis, Henry, Exeter, salesman Davie, Thomas, Long Ashton, near Bristol, gentleman Dester, Anne, Birmingham, spinster Digby, Harriette, Maria, 3, Albion-villas, Tollington- park, London, spinster Doddrell, Thomas Daniel, deceased, Bristol, grocer Donnellan, Catherine Edwards, Clifton, county Glouces- ter, widow Doubting, John, Portishead, near Bristol, shoemaker Dowdney, Thomas, Axbridge, yeoman Drew, Robert, Bath, stay-manufacturer Drew, Joanna Catherine, Exeter, spinster Dugdale, George, Bristol, master-mariner Dyke, William, Lytes Cary, near Somerton, farmer, &c. Dykes, Henry, Bristol, superintendent of Bristol and Birmingham Railway Dymond, Anna, Exeter, widow Dymond, Sarah Eliza, Exeter, spinster Easthope, James, Brosely, Salop, gentleman Edgcombe, John, Bristol, commercial-traveller Edkins, Mary Anne, Long Ashton, near Bristol, spinster I; Edwards, Mary, Bristol, spinster Ellison, Mary, Cliftou, widow Evans, Thomas (deceased), Swansea, painter Evans, Thomas, Bideford, merchant Erredge, Eliza, Exeter, spinster Ferris, Thomas, Bristol, schoolmaster Fisher, Stephen, Bristol, currier Ford, Michael (deceased), Bristol, confectioner Fowler, Hannah Pole, Bristol, spinster Freeman, Richard,  Plymouth, doctor in medicine and Easton, Natha- ) Plymouth, gentleman niel Jonas, Watts, ^Plymouth, gentleman JamesHooke,Ars- i Plympton Devon solicitor cott, John Strode, J pj 1 mpr ton Devon, solicitor French, Henry Augustus, Lavenham, Suffolk, school- master Fuller, George, Bath, coach-builder Garaway, James, Bristol, nurseryman George, Thomas Gethyn, Avening, Minchinhampton, Esquire George, Margaret, Avening, Minchinhampton, spinster George, Richard Francis, Bath, surgeon Gimblett, William, jun., Watchet, Somerset, generaj merchant and shipowner Gifford, Anne, Lakenham, near Norwich, spinster Gibbs, William Withycombe, West Bagborough, near Taunton, gentleman Glyde, Melena. Exeter, spinster Goodwin, Charlotte, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, widow Gould, John Batchford, Exeter, accountant Gould, William, Trowbridge, Wilts, solicitor iBudleigh Salterton, Devon, gen- Goulett, Arthur, and tleman Goulett, Maria, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, his wife Granger, Rev. Thomas, M.A., Exeter, clerk Gray, Mary Hancock, Exeter, wife of Robt. John Gray, gentleman Grace, Josiah, Bristol, corn and flour factor Green, Isaac, deceased, Droitwich, chemist Gregory, Thomas, Bristol, gentleman Gregory, John, Exeter, joiner Greek, Mary Ann, Barnstaple, spinster Greek. John Leworthy, Barnstaple, tallow-chandler Greenly, Charles Hickes, Bristol, surgeon Grimes, Rev. Richard Wyke Brighouse, Halifax, minis- ter of the gospel Gristock, Jane, Bridgwater, spinster Gristock, Mary, Bridgwater, spinster Green, Mary, Bristol, spinster Gwyer, Edmund, Bristol, merchant Hamlry, William, Bristol, builder Harris, Robert, Bradford, Wilts, gentleman Hagley, John, Frome, accountant Hagley, Fitz (deceased), Frome, accountant Halson, Robert, Bridgwater, shopkeeper Harvey, Thomas, Youghal, c' -C')rk, gentleman Harvie, David, Cheltenham, Esquire Halcomb, Catherine, Marlborough, spinster Harris, Ursula, Feckenham, near Droitwich, spinster Hallam, Edward, Axbridge, druggist Ilallam, Deborah, jun., Bristol, spinster Hallam. Catherine, Bristol, spinster Hayes, William, deceased, Bristol, city pavior Hake, Ann, Exeter, spinster Hake, Caroline, Exeter, spinster Hatch, Thomas, Newtón Abbott, Devon, ironmonger Hatch, Sophia Kingsland, Newton Abbott, Devon, spinster Hammond, Thomas, Alphington, near Exeter, Esquire Halse, Elizabeth, Exeter, widow Harries, Thomas, Bristol, teacher Harrop, Samuel, Ashton-under-Lyne, book-keeper Harries, Edward, Bristol, grocer Hardwidge, Mary, Bristol, spinster Hall, William, Exeter,gentleman Heard, Charles, Exeter, gentleman Helliear, Valentine, Bristol, merchant Hellicar, John, Newport, Monmouthshire, merchant Heath, William, deceased, Aiton, Hampshire, gentleman Hennet, George, Bristol, civil engineer Hedgelnnd, Mary, Exeter, spinster Hedgeland, Charlotte, Exeter, spinster Hedgeland, Charles, Ieter architect Hebditch, William Marriott, near Ilminster, Somerset, draper Hicks, Robert, deceased, Wellg, land-agent Higgs, John Symons, Exeter, gentleman Hilleock, Robert Lewis ham, Exeter, gentleman Hill, Christopher, deceased, Exeter, Esquire Hill, Mary Ann Snell, Huxham, near Exeter, spinster Hippisley, Edwin, Wells, surveyor Hillcock, William Pepys, Exeter, civil engineer Hiskins, George, Bath, gentleman Hopkins, Thomas, deceased, Bradford, Wilts, gentleman Horton, Henry, Bath, cabinet-maker Hooper, Daniel, Cardiff, agent Horsey, John Haydon, Taunton, Esquire Horsey, Anna, Taunton, spinster Hole, Henry George, Watchet, Somerset, merchant Huddlestone, Robert John 12 Euston-square, London, col. II. E. I. C. S. Hughes, Edward, Swansea, gentleman Hunt, John Bumell, Long Sutton, Somerset, grocer Hunt, William Henry, Newnham, Gloucester, surgeon Hucker, William, Carlton Mackrel, near Somerton, gentleman Hughes, Benjamin, Cork, master-mariner Hutton, Thomas Rennie, Bristol, Esquire Irving, John, Bristol, shipowner James, James, Swansea, merchant James, Ann, Bristol, widow James, Eliza Lewis, Bristol, spinster James, Richard, Chidock, near Bridport, Dorset, land- surveyor Jefferies, W illiam, Bristol, brassfounder Jeffries, Edward, Bridgwater, chemist Jenkins, Elizabeth Evans, Bristol, widow Jeanes, Samuel, Long Sutton, Somerset, schoolmaster Johnston, Adam, Cardiff, tea dealer. Jones, Ed ward, Portishead, near Bristol, gentleman Jones, Edward, Plymouth, major in the army Jones, Esther, Elizabeth, Plympton, Devon, spinster Jones, William, Hirwain, near Merthyr, agent Jones, John, Cyfarthfa, near Merthyr, agent Jones, Philip, Keynsham, near Bristol, Esquire. Jones, Ann, Exeter, widow Kelly, Mary, Exeter, spinster Kemp, Frances, Poole, Dorset, spinster Kent, John, Bristol, wine-merchant Kiddle, Richard (deceased), Long Sutton, Somerset, buuucr King, Henry Daniel, Taunton, gentleman King, Ann, Wells, widow Kingsbury, Thomas, Upper Clapton, Middlesex, gen- tleman Langley, Charles, Chudleigh, near Exeter, solicitor Laxton, Rev. William Atworth, Melksham, Wilts, -clerk Latimer, Thomas, Exeter, printer Lake, Thomas Cole, Thelbridge, near Witherbridge, Devon, yeoman. Lewis, Richard, Clutton, Somerset, brewer Lee, William, Exeter, gentleman Le Itay, Joshua William, Bristol, shipbroker Lillycrop, Rev. Samuel, Windsor, minister of the gospel Little, Bartlett, Bath, solicitor Litchford, Margaret Isabella, Clifton, widow Littleton, John, Saltash, Cornwall, Esquire Llewellin, Peter, Bristol, brassfounder Lloyd, Samuel, Bath, Esquire Loxton, Samuel, Churchill, Somerset, toll-gate-renter Lucas, Samuel, Bristol, gentleman Lucas, Samuel, Wilfred, Birmingham, fruit-merchant Lucas, Thomas, Bristol, merchant Lucas, John, Bristol, merchant Lucas, Amelia, Bristol, spinster Luker, Mark, Westbury-on-Trym. gentleman Lukcr, Thomas, Westbiiry-on Trym, miller Luker, James, Junior, Usk, county Monmouth, ac- countant Lyddon, John, Bristol, pawnbroker Lyddon, William Saint, Bristol, gentleman Marks, Michael, deceased, Swansea, silversmith Mavnard, Thomas, Hallen, near Henbury, tutor of youth May. Robert Suter, Clifton, Esquire Martin,Anna,Bath,spinster Martin, Jane, Exeter, widow Mirtvn, Thomas, 210, Whitechapcl-road, London,) driti)(,i-, and Breinriti-e, Elias. Exeter, druggist ) Maxwell, Mary, Coham-house, near Barnstaple, widow Maggs, Amelia, Barnstaple, spinster 1avhew, lrcnacus, Fitzroy-square, London, gentleman Marsh, James. Alphington, near Exeter, Esquire Maine, John Thomas, Taunton, schoolmaster Metford, Sarah, Bridgwater, widow Metford, Ann, deceased, Bridgwater, spinster Mealing, James, Bristol, gentleman Metheringham, Benjamin, Devizes, gentleman Metheringham, Ann, Somerton, spinster MiDprrJohn. Robert, Acomb-House, Charlton Kings, near Cheltenham, gentleman MiHer, John Robert, and Acomb-House, Charlton ? K?'gs, near Cheltenham, ( gentleman Brown, Alex. Jolington.i Barnstaple, Bankrr Mills, Caroline Anne, Bristol, spinmter j Mills, Ann, Bristol, widow
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i WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES DISTRICT I BANK.—[CONTINUED.] Mills, Harriet Susan, Bristol, spinster :Miles, Joseph, Barrington, Somerset, yeoman Miles, Erasmus Madox, Heavitree, Devon, M. D. ;Miles, Fredprick, Heavitree, Devon, Esquire iMogg, William, Bridgwater, merchant Moxham, James, Neath, Glamorganshire, gentleman Moxham, Rachel, Bristol, spinster Moxhay, Margaret, 47, Aldgate, High-street, London, spinster Morris, Richard, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, tollgate- renter Moxham, Esther, Bristol, spinster Moss, WiJlliam, Midford, near Bath, yeoman Morgan, William, Bristol, gentleman Moxon, John, Exeter, innkeeper Moore, Catherine, Shiphay, near Torquay, spinster Munro, John May, Bristol, haberdasher, Musgrave, John Clitsome, Taunton, gentleman Mulock, Emily, Clevedon, Somerset, spinster Naish, John, Sevington St. Mary's, Somerset, yeoman Newberry, Walter May, Exeter, gentleman Newman, Thomas, deceased, Bath, gentleman Newton, Thomas, Manchester, goldsmith Nibbs, George Langford, Keethorne-Cottage, near Bridgwater, Esquire Nicholls, James, Exeter, gentleman Noon, Thomas, Somerton, schoolmaster Noon, John, near Stockbridge, Hants, classical teacher Ogden, Benjamin, Bristol, merchant Olive, William Jubal, Bristol, pawnbroker Oldridge, Thomas, Exeter, gasfitter Oram, Elias, Somerton, linen-draper Orchard, Francis, Exeter, gentleman Orchard, Charles. Exeter, gentleman Osborn, Rev. William Cook, Bath, clerk Payne, Jonathan, Norton Mills, near Taunton, miller Parminter, Joseph Barzey, Newport, near Barnstaple, gentleman Patterson, William, Exeter, gentleman Parkes, Mary Ann, Ridgway, Worcester, spinster Parmitter, Elizabeth, Bristol, spinster Perrett, Joseph, Bristol, maltster Pemberton, Elizabeth, Sterling, near Droitwich, spinster Pennell, Mary Jane, Ebford, near Topsham, Devon, spinster Phillips, John, Tottenham, Middlesex, yeoman Pike, William, Bath, carpenter Pike, Ann. (deceased), Exeter, spinster Pike, Richard, Exeter, accountant Pickering, Ellen, (dpceased), Bath, spinster Pickering, Emma, Bath, spinster Pickering, Rev. Isaac Berwick, Bath, clerk Pitt, John Bideford, Devon, gentleman Pilbrow, Tycho (deceased), Exeter, music-scller Player, Sarah, Weston-super-Mare, spinster Porter, Edward, Lower Somerton, gentleman Porter, John, (deceased), Frome, gentleman Poole, William Stone, Clifton, schoolmaster Pratten, Benjamin, Bristol, boot and shoe manufacturer Prideux, Charles, Boxhill, Kingsbridge, Devon, gentle- man Prideux, Anna, Junior, Boxhill, Kingsbridge, Devon, spinster Prideux, Elizabeth Sarah, Boxhill, Kingsbridge, Devon, spinster Prust, George, Week St. Mary's,Launceston, gentleman Racker, Sarah, Bath, widow Redman, John, Topsham, Devon, gentleman Reed, Charles, Bristol, wine-merchant Reynolds, Thomas, Bristol, Esquire Reynolds, Joseph, Bristol, Esquire Reynolds, Wm. Junior, Flaxlands-Farm, gent., and t Henry Reynolds, near Wotten Bassett, Wilts, yeoman Richards, Harriot, Exeter, widow Ridge, James, Exeter, gentleman Roberts, Lionel, Modbury, Devon, surgeon Rodier, James Bickham, Exeter, commercial-traveller Rooke, Susan Pugsley, Barnstaple, spinster ( Rook, Lewis, Newport, Devon, Esquire, and ( Greare, John, J*nior, Exeter, solicitor f Rooke, H. Turner Lane, Barnstaple, Devon, gent., and ) Brown, Alexander, Johnston, Barnstaple, Devon, gent. Rooke, Lewis Stephen, Barnstaple, Devon, gentleman Roper, John Abraham, Exeter, gentleman Saunders, George, Taunton. grocer Saunders, John Compton, Picldletown, Dorset, draper Say, John, Brinsay, Congreshury, teasle-merchant Savery, Mary. Leamington, Warwickshire, spinster Sayell, Thomas, Taunton, gentleman Scott, Rev. Robt. Hilton, Heckfield, near Hartford bridge. Hants, clerk ¡' Scott, James Wm., Heckfield, near Hartford-bridge, Hants, gentleman Sharland, George, Bath, mercer Shellard, Joseph, Dursley, surveyor Simpson, Henry, Coubronpres Montfermcil Sein et Oise, gentleman f Sloman, Elizabeth Came, Exeter, spinster, and ( Sloman, Louisa Maria, Exeter, spiMter Smale, John, 2, Old-square, Lincoln's Inn, London, bar- rister-at-law Smale, Mary, Moretonhampstead, near Exeter, spinster Smale, Jane, Moretonhampstead, near Exeter, widow Smith, Joseph, Wells, grocer Smith, Anne and Eliza, Exeter, spinsters Smith, Letitia, Axbridge, spinster Smith, Mary, Axbridge, spinster Smith, George, Axbridge, surgeon Snell, Augusta Susanna, Bristol, spinster Snell, Ann, Exmouth. Devon, spinster Snell, William Western, Stonehouse, Devon, Esquire Somerton, William Henry, Bristol, printer Spiiler, Joel, Bridgwater, merchant Sparkes, Henrietta, deceased, Bath, widow Stephens, Samuel, Taunton, gentleman Stothert, John, Bath, ironmonger Stothert, George, Bath, gentleman Stothert, Richard. Bath, solicitor Stock, Charles Rowsal, Bristol boot and shoe maker Stickland, Benjamin John, Bristol, gentleman Stoneman, Catherine Sophia, Exeter, spinster Starkey, Thomas, Spaxton, near Bridgwater, maltstor, Street, Dorothy, Exeter, widow Taylor, Thomas, Bristol, druggist Taylor, James, Bristol, grocer Tanner, Thomas, Exeter, Capt. H.E.I.C. Nary Tanner, Maria, Exeter, spinster Terrell, Robert Hull, 14, Gray's Inn-square, London, so- licitor Thomas, Ann, Bristol, spinster Thomas, Sarah, Sitverton, near Exeter, widow Thomas, Rev. Charles Acanius Nevill, Dawligh, Devon, clerk Thomas, Elizabeth, Barnstaple, widow Thomas, Joseph, Bristol, accountant Thompson, Joseph, Bridgwater, ironmonger Thayer, Temperance, Bristol, widow Till, Adam Sarah, Clifton, widow Tipton, Mary, deceased, Bath, widow Tipton, Marv Ann Caroline, Bath, spinster Titley, James, Bath, tailor Tothill, William, Stoke Bishop, near Bristol, JJsquire Tothill, Edward, Brighton, Esquire Tombs, William, Exeter, banker Tombs, Samuel Junior, Droitwich, solicitor Trend, Rev. Henry, Bridgwater, dissenting minister Trench, Emily, 24, Oxford-square, Hyde-park, London, spinster Trench, Henrietta, 24, Oxford-square, Hycle-park, Lon- don, spinster Trench, Anna Maria, 24, Oxford-square, Hyde-park, London, spiii-ter Trench, Frederick Charles, 11.11. 66th Regiment of Foot, captain Tucker Walter James Kelland, Exeter, watchmaker Tulley, Christian, Bath, widow Tyte,'Cornelius, Swansea, jeweller Tvte, Elizabeth, Warminster, spinster Veale, Samuel, Barnstaple, tea dealer Verney, James, Reading, Berkshire, gentleman Viger, Harman, Bristol, merchant Waddington, Elizabeth, manchester, spinster ( Wade, Samuel, Bristol, brush manufacturer | Parsons, Thomas, Wotten-under-Edge, cabinet-maker Ward, Robert Christie, Bath, seedsman Ward, Samuel, Bath, seedsman Wardrobe, Harriet Louisa, Wonford, near Heavitree, Des-on, widow Waters, Charts, Exeter, accountant Waterman, James, Somerton, tailor Waring, Ann Musgrave, Shirehampton, Gloucestershire, spinster Watson, Susanna, deceased, Exeter, widow Welchman, Ann, Bruton, county of Somerset, spinster Wescomb, Charles, Budleigh, Salterton, Devon, school- master West, Rev. Thomas Williams, deceased, Devonport, minister of the gospel Wells, Edward Nicklin, Wells, banker Webber, Samuel, West Bagborough, near Taunton, yeoman Webber, Arthur Lewis Incledon, Barnstaple, gentleman Were, Henry, Taunton, banker Whittuck, Charles Joseph, Bristol, gentleman White, Susanna, deceased, Moretonhampstead, widow White, John, Silverton, Devon, gentleman Whitney, Francis, deceased, Dartmouth, Devon, Esq. Whitney, Ann, Dartmouth, Devon, widow ( Whit?, Esther, Plymouth, spinster, and t White, Ann Mary, Plymouth, spinster White, Margaret, Plymouth, widow Williams, Rev. Henry Wilkinson, Ramsgate, Kent, Wesleyan minister Williams, Isaac, deceased, Bath, brewer Williams, Richard, Jun., Exe Island, Exeter, gen- tleman Williams, William. Bristol, haberdasher Winter, Rebecca, deceased, Swansea, widow Wintle, Thomas, Bath, gentleman Wilcocks, James Carrall, Exeter, Esquire Wills, Bettv, B.trnstaple, wido%v i Wills. Thomas Pratt, Portsea, county of Southampton, wine-merchant Gray, Thomas William, Exeter, gentleman Lewis, Charles Terrell, Exeter, actuary Wrentmere, William, Exeter, gentleman Youldon. Anna, Bath, spinster Youle, Rev. John Carslake Duncan,' Bradford, Hols- worthy, Devon, clerk ¡ Names of places where the business is carried on J Place. Bristol Barnstaple Bath Bridgwater Cardiff Exeter County. I Bristol Devon Somerset I Somerset Glamorgan Devon 1 Place. Merthyr Tydvil Newport Taunton Wells Axbridge Somerton County. Glamorgan Monmouth Somerset Somerset Somerset Somerset NAME OF FIRM. DAVID MORRIS AND SONS. Persons oftchom the Company or Partnership consists. Name. Residence. Occupation. Thos. Chu. Morris ( Llanstephan Cottage, ? p?ker. Thoa. Cha.. Morns, ( Carmarthenshire.. J William Morris. Carmarthen Ditto. homes of Places where the Business is carried on. Place. County. Carmarthen Carmarthen. NAME OF FIRM. WILKINS AND COMPANY. Persons of tehom the Company or Partnership consists. Name. Residence. Occupation. JohnParryDeWinton { Maesderwen,Bre-I Banker. conshire J°hJ!ff'!ys D? T'?:) Brecon } Ditto- ton. 1 Breeon DItto. John Jone. f Gl™honddu, Br<?- ) Ditto. ( conshire J D .d E ?. {"SS'oJS; }»•»■ aTI vans. Gl h. IttO. David Evans Glamorganshire John Evant. Brecon Ditto. Wm. De W'inton Cardigan. Ditto. Names of Places where the Business is carried on. Place. County. Place. County.  Brecon s ^Y1then" Brecon Breconshire Llanelly | shire MerthyrTyd- ) GlamorganshireHaverford- ( Pembroke- fil j west ) shire Carmarthen. Carmarthenshire Cardigan..Cardiganshire NAME OF FIRM. JOHN AND WILLIAM WALTERS. Persons of whom the Compnny or Partnership consists. Na P. Residence. Occupation. William Walters Haverfordwest Banker. Names of Places where the Business is carried on. Place, County. an d county Haverf, ord, west { Pembrokeshire and town and county of Haverfordwest. NANIE OF FIRNI. I BIDDULPH, BROTHERS AND CO. Persons"of whom the Company or Partnership consists. Name. Residence. Ocrupation. I Thos. Somers Cocks. 43, Charing Cross Banker. Robt. Biddulph. Ditto. Do. j FrancisThos,Biddulph..Pembrokc. Do. Names of Places where the Business is carried on. I Place. County. Pembroke Pembroke. Stamp and Taxes, P. DEANS, 27th January, 1849. Registrar of Bank Returns.
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The patronage of His Majesty the King of Prussia and His Majesty the King of Hanover has been be- stowed on them as also that of the Nobility and Clergy of the United Kingdom and above all, the Faculty have especially recommended them as a remedy of unfailing efficacy. Testimonials are continually received cotifir, matory of the value of these Lozenges, and proving the perfect safety of their use (for they contain no Opium, nor any preparation of that Drug ;) so that they may be given to females of the most delicate constitution, and children of the tenderest years, without hesitation. Prepared and Sold in Boxes, Is. lid. and Tins, 2s 9d., 4s. 6d and 10s. 6d. each, by THOMAS KEATING*, Chemist, &c., No. 79, St. Paul's Church Yard, London. Sold also by Tardrew and Smith, J. W. White, and R. M. Davies, Carmarthen M. Hicks, and O. E. Davies, druggists, Haverfordwest; John Jones and Philipp Bright, druggists, Brecon; Griffith Phillips. druggist, Cardiff; Dawe and Son, Swansea; Humphreys, drug- gist, Aberystwyth, and by all the resppctable druggisM in the principal cities and towns in the Kingdom. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. Copy of a Letter from Colonel Hawker," (the well- known Author on Guns and Shooting.") Longparish House, near Whitchurch, Hanta, October 21st, 1846. Sir,—I cannot resist informing you of the extraor- dinary effect that I have experienced by taking oniy a few of vour Lozenges. I had a cough for several weeks, that defied all that had been prescribed for me-, and yet I got completely rid of it by taking about half a small box of your Lozenges, which I find are the only ones that relieve the cough without deranging the sto- mach or digestive organs. I am, Sir, your humble servant, P. HAWKER, To Mr. Keating, 79. St. Paul's Church Yard, London. PROFESSIONAL TESTIMONIAL OF THEIR MERIT. From Mr. Murley, late a Practioner in Cheltenham. Huntley, Gloucestershire, 3rd Nov. 1848. Dear Keating—It affords me much pleasure to learn that the sale of your Cough Lozenges is so extensive. Being acquainted with their composition, I am fully persuaded of their efficacy for promoting gentle expecto- ration, and allaying pulmonary irritation. In cases df Catarrhal disorder, it is most desirable to combine a clasa of medicines which may calm without the deleterious effects of opium, and this desideratum is, I believe, effected by the ingredients in your Cough Lozenges, I well remember the very high opinion which a late emi- nent Surgeon of one of our London Hospitals had of this preparation he frequently told me that it was the onty medicine which afforded relief to his wife, who had suffered for many years from Asthma. If you consider the testimony of a retired Practitioner (after thirty-six years of extensive practice) of any ad- vantage, you are quite welcome to avail yourtelf of tub recommendation. With best wishes, Believe me, dear Keating, faithfully Yours. S. H. MVRLEY. To Mr. Keating, St. Paul's Church Yard. N.B.—To prevent spurious imitat;on, piease to ob- serve that the words Keating's Cough Lozenges" are engraven on the Government Stamp of each box NOTICE.—The Steam Ship "Osprey," of 400-horse I power, is now placed on the Station between Bristol, Tenbi, and Haverfordwest BRISTOL GENERAL d    NAVIGATION COMPANY j ?B???? ??l. Q??.?-M?. 'UIE following STEAM VESSELS are intended to 9??il from Cumberland B?six, BRISTOL, and as under mentioned, with or without Pilots, and with liber- ty to tow Vessels, during the Month of FEBRUARY. (:49, The Phoenix, will very shortly have completed her refit. ment, and will be replaced on the Carmarthen Station ) with increased facilities for Carriage of goods. FOR CARMARTHEN. TORRIDGE. L ?' B Y. CALLING AT TENBY. The Torridge will make as many Voyages to and from Carmarthen as she can get loaded and the weather will permit. FROM TSNBT.—Three hOLlr- after leaving Carmarthen. FOR DUBLIN1. SHAMROCK, Fridays. Friday, Feb. 2 121 after I Friday, 23 7 tnera Frid?T. Ffb. 3 12? after Friday, S3 7<noT-t Frida? 9 T?morn Frid?, Much S 11 EMm Friday 16 11 rnorn Returns Tuesdays. FOR CORK, JUVEP?L. Tuesdays.—SABRIXA, Saturdays. Saturdav.Fe* 3.. 2 ?tf-r Tuesday, 20. 73U'IVr Saturday, — 6.. 4 Utter Saturday H. 7 mom Tue,.Nd.v, 10 8 mom ) TnM':ay. 27. Tue'd&Y — '3 10 morn Saturday. Mar. 3 IS noou Saturday, 17" I Ilftr I Return Tuesdays and lMi.days. FOR WATERFORD. VICTORY, Tuesdays.—ROSE, Friday's. Friday. Feb. 3 .12.after Tueday. — 2 0. 3;t?r Tuesday, 6 4 .at'ter Friday 23 nwra Friday, 9 7'morn Tuesday 27. Slmorn T.i,-?d.y, 13 .JO morn Friday March. 2. n mom Frida", 16 ll'morn Return Tuesdavs and Fridays. FOR TEXBY OSPREY, Tuesdays. d 3 20 31 aft,-r Tuesday, Feb. 6 4* alter I Tuesday, SO SJ after Tuesdav 13 9 morn | Tuesday —27 .mom FROM TENBY.—OSPREY. 17 I inorri Saturday, Feb. 3 2 mom I Saturday. — 17 1 mom fviturdav 10 8\morn Saturday 24 < ,morn FOR MILFORD, PATER HAVERFORDWEST. OSPREY. Tuesday, Feb. 6 4^ after f Tueslav 20. 3;?t Tuesday -13.. 9 morn 1'rue"(la,, 2 6?morn 'ruesday. frqm HAVRRFORDWEST. OSPREY. Friday. Feb. 3 U morn I Friday, 16 n mom Friaa; 7 morn I 1 rll 23 7 mom FROM nLFORD, OSPREY. Frt?y. Feb. 2 8 night Fricla'. 16 7 nftpr Saturday, .10 3 morn atUrday, 2! a morrn FOR SWANSEA. ''3 COUNTY—Tuesdays & Fridays. BERESFORD—Thursdays & Saturdays. BRISTOL—Wednesdays. Thursday, Feb. I ..11 morn Thursday 15 ..lO^morn Friday 2 ..Rafter Friday 16 xqorn Saturday 3 1 alter Saturday 17 ..IS neon Tuesday 6,i morn Tuesday 20 4 (morn Thursday 8 7 morn Thursday 22..6 mom Fridav 9 7!morn Friday — 23 6imorn Saturday 10.. 8 morn Siturday. 24 7 morn Tuesday. 13 9imorn Tuesday, 27.. 9 mora Thursday, March I 10 morn. FROM SWANSEA. BERESFORD—Tuesdays & Fridays. COUNTY—Thursdays & Saturdays. Thursday, Feb. 1 ..11murn j Thursdav 15 ..lUroorn Friilai 2 ..12 noon Friday 16 13aoon Saturday 3 2?morn Saturday 17 l?orn Tuesdal: 6 6\morn I Tuesday 20 5 morn Thursday. 8 T?mom Thunda)' 22 6;mom Fridav 9 ,.8 morn ¡ Frid?. 23 7'mon: Satur i l  9 8 mor P r l I y,. 10 9 1 m o r 1,,lurila 24 8 mora Tuesday 13 ..10'morn nn I Tu,-s(lav, 27 imom FROM BRISTOL TO CARDIFF STAR AND PRINCE OF WALES. Monday Feb. 19 S?a'ter I 'lur-,?ay, 22 Tuesdav 20 T?morn "id. 23 6 mom Wednesday 21 5 morn Saturday 24 5àmOTQ FROM CARDIFF TO BRISTOL. Monday Feb. 19 1 j after I Thur« 2' 4 after Tu,d.v 20 2 ?'tpr', Friday 23 ? 5 mom Wednesday 21 3 a'tpr Satun'aY 24 5mu? FROM BRISTOL TO NEWPORT LADY CHARLOTTE AND USK Monday Feb. 19.. S\after 1 Thurs. ?. « — Tue.day ? 3 aLpr Fri.!? ?  20 3 af.er Frida\ « 1 ci^° 21 5 morn Saturday 7 ■"™ TWueedsndeasy dary BOM SEWPORT TO '24 7 mom „ ? &fter \vp[il ,pti,v I .>1 %l iLer £ nrta\ S23 5iniorn after Saturday .24.. 5*morn ? I he ?h.e nf the above Vessels *are 'ted ? for "'? uun, e) ance 01 T)a,;seligers and goods.—Female Steward* on Board.-Carriaizes and Horses shipped with care, tiorses and Carriages to be shipped two hours before ailing. Particulars may he obtained by applying at the Bristol I Steam N avigation Company's Office, Quay, Bristol; where all Goods, Packages, Parcels, &:c.. should be addressed:- ",s. &c., should, be ?iddresse a for Swansea, to W. Terrell & Sons. :8, Back; and G. C. Glasson, 12, Quay street:-for Cardiff, to R. H. Johnson, Cl-ire street Hall, Marsh street:—and for Newport, to J. Jones, Rownham Wharf. Hotwells. AGF.NTS.—Mr. R. STAGEY. Carmarthen Mr. Joseph Morgan, Tenby; Mr Joan Rees, Haverfordwest, I Mr. Palmer. Milford Mr. Buwen, Pater; Mr. John N. i Smart, and Mr. E. T. Turner, Swansea; Mr. Pridham. I Bideford; Mr. Martin. Ilfracombe and Mr. J. Clarke, j i Lvntoii. 1 NOTICK.—The Proprietors of the above Sifam Packet* wll not be accountable for any C-abir. Passenger s Luggage, (it lost 1 or damaged above the vzi,ie Xr): nor for any Deek Passen- ger's Luggage il'lost or damaged; above un- less in each case entored:Ls su(,h. and freight in proportion paid for at the time of delivery nor will thev be answerable for any other parcel above thp valueof4!)s. :iflost or damaged) unlcsa euteredas such, and freight in proportion paid for the same at I the time of delivery. j Not accountable for any Gooos without Shipping ZSotea I All letter* fln t T% A..