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... the disaffocted o of their own country, and it having been ascer- b tamned thit they ace alroady organised in clubs n and arming theoscives, they prayed that such a ii mcasure should be extended to that important t sea port, accompanied lwith a permanent ...
... hlirn, 15, Lincolr's Inn Fields, London, of c .Mcssrs. Willianms and Mc. Loud, Paper Buildings, t Terirple, London, of Mr. John Jones, Solicitor, at i hclauniaris, and at the said Inii. v PRICE & BOLTON, Plaintifrs Solicitors. 7 ?? anad Afolyhkead Palljv ...
... the victorious com- d petitors:- n 1. Edward Jones, Pontriffith Hall. 2. John Roberts, Tynewydd y Green. d 3. Thomas Jones, Pistill, 13odfdri. 4. David Vaughan, Bluehand. 6. John Parry, LIeweni Hall. WR. XHA1i! PETTY SoSSrNs.-NMarch 6th, 1848. - Before ...
... Golden Lion Inn, Dolgelley; Hand gr [-lta l lagolkcli ; White Lion Inn, Ruthin Crown linn, Denbigh ; MWynnstay Arms, Oswes- f tryv Wyvnstay Arms, Wrexsham ; Mr. Allen's, I l'1bon, Mr. Lrucas's Repository, Liverpool; ci WMr W. P. J Cnes, fCel1 Rug, near Corwen ...
... this country, no one wvho goes into _ or is cognisant of what is passing in society through the journals will deny; and Lord JOHN RuSSELL might have learnt as much from the tone of constitutional prints never s, before remarkable for advocating reforms ...