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... Bailiff - Capital Burgesses - Members of Parliament- Voters . SECTION III . - Its Minster or Church - Dissenting Chapels , viz . The Moravians ' - The Quakers ' — The Baptists'— The Presbyterians ' - The Methodists ' . SECTION IV ...
... Bailiff - Capital Burgesses - Members of Parliament- Voters . SECTION III . - Its Minster or Church - Dissenting Chapels , viz . The Moravians ' - The Quakers ' — The Baptists'— The Presbyterians ' - The Methodists ' . SECTION IV ...
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... the priory , and two from among the inhabitants of the town . In the year 1170 , R. Henry 1 Henry II . granted the first fair . In the 131 -Its Government-Incorporation-Charters- Bailiff-Capital Burgesses-Members of Parliament- Voters.
... the priory , and two from among the inhabitants of the town . In the year 1170 , R. Henry 1 Henry II . granted the first fair . In the 131 -Its Government-Incorporation-Charters- Bailiff-Capital Burgesses-Members of Parliament- Voters.
Page 132
... bailiff and capital burgesses , having a high steward , a coroner , two serjeants at mace , a gaoler , & c . established the grammar school , and * See Appendix . and empowered the holding of courts of record every other 132.
... bailiff and capital burgesses , having a high steward , a coroner , two serjeants at mace , a gaoler , & c . established the grammar school , and * See Appendix . and empowered the holding of courts of record every other 132.
Page 133
... bailiff and capital burgesses have power to assemble in the Town - hall , on the first Monday in August annually , and nomi- nate two capital burgesses , one to be bailiff , and another to be chamberlain , for the year ensuing ; which ...
... bailiff and capital burgesses have power to assemble in the Town - hall , on the first Monday in August annually , and nomi- nate two capital burgesses , one to be bailiff , and another to be chamberlain , for the year ensuing ; which ...
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... bailiff or chamberlain dies , or is removed from either of the said offices , the bailiff and capital burgesses are to proceed to a new election ; the power of removal , in cases of misbeha- viour , being vested in the bailiff and capital ...
... bailiff or chamberlain dies , or is removed from either of the said offices , the bailiff and capital burgesses are to proceed to a new election ; the power of removal , in cases of misbeha- viour , being vested in the bailiff and capital ...
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ancient antiquity bailiff bailiff and capital battle beautiful borough of Leominster British Britons Broad-street Bromyard camp capital burgesses Caractacus Caractacus's castle celebrated Cholstry Church-street cider Colonel Birch command Coningsby considerable Croft descended district Docklow Eardisland Edward Edward the Confessor elegant eminence enemy erected Etnam-street Eywood favour formerly gave Glendour Harley Hereford Herefordshire hill holden honour hops Ivington John king kingdom Kingsland Kington labour land late Leominster Lord Coningsby Ludlow Luston manor mansion Marsh ment miles from Leominster monarch Mortimer o'clock original parish parliament Pinsley plock poor possessed pounds present Presteign prince principal Radnorshire Ranulph de Mortimer respectable rich Risbury river river Teme Roman royal SARNESFIELD Saxon seat shillings Shobdon side Silurian situated South-street spirit street Thomas tion tower town of Leominster troops vested victory WAGGON Wales Welsh Weobly Wigmore William
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