Parliamentary Papers, Том 16H.M. Stationery Office, 1844 |
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a-year Aberystwith Act of Parliament amount arrear attend average bastard believe borough bridge Cardiganshire Carmarthen Carmarthenshire cent charge clerk coal colliers Commissioners commutation complaint consequence constables cost Davies deal debt district employed Evans expense farm farmers fees Fishguard funds gates give grievance guardians habit Haverfordwest horse increase instance interest John Jones keep Kidwelly labour Lampeter land Lewis lime line of road Llandilo Llanelly Llannon magistrates meeting miles Narberth neighbourhood never obliged opinion paid parish parties payment persons petty sessions Poor Law poor-rate pound quarter sessions Radnorshire received Rees relieving officer rent Rhayader salary suppose surveyor Swansea taken tallies tally-holders Tavernspite thing Thomas THOMAS FRANKLAND LEWIS Three Commotts tithe toll town treasurer Trust turnpike turnpike Trust turnpike-gates turnpike-road Union wages Whitland whole Williams wish Witness withdrew workhouse
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