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Other miscellaneous newspaper cuttings.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM932/432	NEWSPAPER CUTTING of 2 cases of manslaughter before the Lord Chief Justice’. (1) concerning John Hunt, labourer - convicted for the manslaughter of his wife Sarah Jane Hunt - Mr. Montague Willia... more	1880-81
XM923/433	NEWSPAPER CUTTING relating to the Municipal Elections at Caernarfon - officers being Alderman W.P. Williams, Mr. George Thomas, Mr. R. Parry, Ald. L. Lewis, Mr. C. Rees and Mr. Herbert Rees - those el... more	1884
XM923/434	2 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS of a case in Queen’s Bench Division. Attorney General -v- The Welsh Granite Co. - over Crown claims over granite quarries in the parish of Nefyn, Caernarfonshire. Sir H. ... more	1885 June 16
XM923/435	NEWSPAPER CUTTING re Parnellism and Crime. Mr. Parnell and the Phoenix Park Murders. With facsimile letter from Parnell to Patrick Egan (alleged) ’Times’.	1887 April 8
XM923/436	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: loans from the London County Council to local authorities. ’Times’.	1892 Jan. 23
XM923/437	REPRINT from ’South Wales Daily News’ July 1st, 1896 re: National Bank of Wales and Metropolitan Bank, Birmingham, amalgamation.	1896 July 1
XM923/438	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Times’- Poem by Alfred Austin hailing renewed bonds between England and the United States.	1898 March 29
XM923/439	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Times’ - 2 letters relating to Penrhyn Quarries from Pennant A. Lloyd and Michael Davitt.	1903 April 11
XM923/440	NEWSPAPER CUTTING of Smith -v- Giddy, a case before King’s Bench.	1904 June 22
XM923/441	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: Letter from F.B. Meyer, President of the National Free Church Council - wants day of intercessory prayer on behalf of the nation to prevent the Government passing an Act to amend t... more	1904 July 14

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