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... were far from non-violent had prevented the 1831 election from taking place twice The opposing political supporters the “Blue” Whig the “Red” Tory (yes strangely!) clashed in the town The militia was called in and given a special brief to seek nuclear attack ...
... graduated in 1818 MA in 1822 Although had inhef-ited business Samuel a speaker and a political beckoned From 1819 until was Whig Parliament Hythe 1832 he failed in took active Meanwhile the tale of a bankrupt Ironmonger who fell on some hard times politics ...
... service at a time when so much of the accent is on self-service The street it owes its name to the traditional blue sported by Whig supporters during the politically violent years of the 18th century Carmarthen is on the verge of another exciting new era ...
... piece land near the an old lime kiln on it and lived in Gardens He is also reputed the Six Bells In patronised by leading Whigs including Vaughan of Golden Grove friendly with John George of CwngwtK for Carmarthen till 1803 THE ALL NEW RENAULT 5 YOURS ...
... market) and loads and more traffic Carmar-ihen's and market Why and Street? They after the colours main political parties of the Whigs and Tories The mills further up the stream continued in after the construction and woollen mills Glannant Road example Wynreth ...
... inhabitants of Llareggub by their voices? 3 Which is the oldest surviving newspaper in Wales? (Clue: founded by a number of “whigs and minor gentry” but later turned Tory during the 1820’s and took the side of the Established Church) 4 Who is the pop singer ...
... THE year 1988 was a great one for anniversaries and multiple centenaries There was the Spanish Armada in 1588 the Glorious Whig Revolution of 1688 the less than glorious exploits of Jack the Ripper in Whitechapel in 1888 Here in Wales we had our own ...
... Between 1796-1815 Carmarthen Borough could boast that they had two packs of foxhounds the Red Coats and the Blue Coats (Tory and Whigs) Where were the kennels? I your house doesn’t have a chimney we can probably show you how you can have one installed or we ...