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X/POOLE/449-595

Records of the Clerk of the Peace Caernarfon - Other Papers

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
X/POOLE/449 DRAFT ORDER of Quarter Sessions. Committing John Roberts and John Evans of Caernarfon, mariners, for an assault on John Jones, and Robert Howard, customs officers at Conwy and Thos. Edwards, one of t...  more 1726 6 Oct.
X/POOLE/450 DECLARATIONS re lists of freeholders entitled to vote.  1773 Oct.
X/POOLE/451 A LIST of the parishes and churchwardens in the hundred of Evionydd [Eifionydd].  1776 23 Dec.
X/POOLE/452 A LIST of the parishes and churchwardens in the hundred of Gafflogion [Cafflogion]. (found with X/POOLE/451).  n.d. (1776?)
X/POOLE/453 WARRANT for a county rate to be levied on the hundred of Gafflogion [Cafflogion] sent to Griffith Roberts and Evan Hughes, gentlemen, high constables of the hundred of Gafflogion [Cafflogion].  1780 7 Oct.
X/POOLE/454 RETURNS of the price of corn at Pwllheli Market from Christmas to Lady Day 1780, from Lady Day to Midsummer 1780, from Midsummer to Michaelmas 1780, from Michaelmas to Christmas 1780.  1780
X/POOLE/455 RETURNS of the price of corn at Caernarfon Market from Christmas to Lady Day 1780, from Lady Day to Midsummer 1780, from Midsummer to Michaelmas 1780, from Michaelmas to Christmas 1780.  1780
X/POOLE/456 RETURNS of the price of corn at Conwy Market from Christmas to Lady Day 1780, from Lady Day to Midsummer 1780, from Midsummer to Michaelmas 1780, from Michaelmas to Christmas 1780.  1780
X/POOLE/457 RETURN of the parish of Llanrwst and township of Gwydir re the Charities enquiry (26 Geo. III).  1785-1786(26 Geo. III)
X/POOLE/458 PRECEPT to High Constables re procedure for the returns to the Charity Enquiry (under Act of 26 Geo. III) with return for the parish of Abererch.  1786 11 Aug.
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