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... committee had been of opinion that it was improbable they able to with two stations the one at Holloway Head the other in Cardigan Street They had both established in a time of excitement in the town when meetings were held in the two localities and he ...
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... district 5 in the south and east of Carmar. The projected line will join the South Wales, We! Ish Midland, Carmarthen and Cardigan n, and Great Nort end South Wales Railways at Carmarthen. It will be connec ted at the Great Mountain with the Railway already ...
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... younger Pitt to Grenville Horner to eloquent orator conspicuous his countrymen Grattan in his hour there poured forth his soul What exhilirating cheers the only retards to St John for lost orations which have perished for ever have there rewarded the efforts ...
... George Anderson Esq solicitor Ludlow the 1st inst at (by the Rev J Jones MA of Dolgelly) Rev John Wynne MAof and vicar Merionethshire to Ann eldest of the late John WilsonEsq of The Grove Salop On week at Albrighton Salop Charles Davy Esq to Ann second of ...