Sonston estate Let in Narbeth Pembrokeshire
Property for let includes messuage dwelling house garden law and outbuildings called Sonston in Narbeth parish Pembroke within a mile of Narberth town and ten miles of Haverfordwest. Dwelling has two parlours a hall four bed chambers kitchens dairies cellars with access to land up to 200 acres offered by Mr John Bateman solicitor Haverfordwest. Also notices about counterfeit bank notes and amnesty act discussions follow in the same column.
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Pembrokeshire
Sonston
Narbeth
Pembroke
Sodston
Narberth
Haverfordwest
Milford
London
John Bateman
Haverfordweft
Ellison
Craneé-court
Fleet-street
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No. C
T.igo
Spilsbury
Spilfoury
Toyyn
Sandy
Pardon and Amnesty Bills Move Through Irish Legislature
A list accompanies the Pardon Bill draft, detailing numerous prisoners in custody across Dublin, Wicklow, Antrim, and Meath counties. The bill seeks to halt further prosecutions of these High Treason defendants on condition of transportation or exile to non warlike foreign states. The roster names tradesmen, lawyers, priests, merchants, and farmers among others, with origins from Dublin City, Belfast, Carlow, and Roscommon.
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Rermaineam
Arthur O'Connor
Dublin
John Comyn
Leighlin Bridge
County of Carlow
Apothecary
Richard Abneiley
Newtown Mount Kennedy
Carlow
Michael Flood
Newhall
County of Kildare
Mich
Doyle
Kilcullen
Edward Boyle
City of Dublin
Hugh Wars
Rathceffy
Dennis Farrell
Ck Bryan
M'‘Dermott
Hodgestown
Michael Quigley
Rathcoffy
France
Spain
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
King’s Bench
Kingdom of
Ainder
Privy Council
A&t
Thomas Brady
Tigroney
Wicklow
Michael Mulhall
Plaisterer
Olin Dorney
Tigtin
Materichard Byrne
Calversttown
Oseph Davis
Patrick Byrne
Joh ‘Young
Belfast
Miflin
Thomas Agis
Emmet
William James
M Nevin
Henry Jacksong
John Sweetmany
George Cumming
Kildare
Ri Gates
Meath
James M. Buthe
Ciritt. Marrch
Coléftown
Peter Banneh
Rathmines
Queen's’ Equity
Hamden Evans
Mount Evans
James Rofe
Windy ‘Martour
County of Dublin
Seyedtomas
Pothier
Rob. Neilson
Belfatts
Antrim
John Hartison
Belfatt
Alexander Ailly
Kennedys
Mountmerficks Quets
James Hanitys
Taylor
Joseph Cuthbert
Belt
Faunty
Henry Speers
Robert Redfern
Fadler
Castlebar Reports and Rumors From Irish Campaign News
Dispatches describe Yeoman prisoners at Castlebar and Loyalists fleeing towns near Tuam and Wexford. Rumors claim French advances, sensor clashes near Loughlin Roscommon and a pursuit by Marquis Cornwallis, with cautious notes on Castlebar casualties and expected decisive word by midweek.
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Castlebar
Kitconnxp
Knockhilt
Tuam
Vinegar-hill
Wexford
Athlone
Cornwallis
Robbery and a Long Boxing Battle Highlight Bath Chronicle
A young servant girl robbed a Maryport Grove shop and home, packing valuables and sugar before being halted and committed to Newgate for trial. A Bristol boxer Williams defeated Hunt after a five hour six minute fight, with Williams dominant in technique and Hunt sustaining severe injuries.
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Newgate
Cheney
Hungerford
Snelgar
Wareham
Wimborne
Newton
Saltford
Charles Williams
Lock
Bathy
Robert Hunt
Bristol
Little Bull Dog
Williams
Hunt
Bathman
Re gira Miller Mellor clarified in Chester Bullets Case
A paragraph claimed Miller hid at Chester for sending bullets to rebels. Enquiry shows Mellor, not Miller, worked with the Ordnance Office in Dublin and sent bullets to Liverpool via agent. Mellor now handles similar orders. No Roman Catholic involvement was found. the claim originated from a Sunday paper.
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Chésters
Miller
Rith
Mellor
Ordnance Office
Dublin
Liverpool
Chester
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James Watson
Belfast Leoters
Ay Engreer
Newtownards
Dugring
Marquis Coronnatxis
Loughlin
Roscommon
Ditton
Marquis-Cornwat
Bath
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