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Catalogue reference: HO 45/454
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HO 45/454
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1843-1844
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This file was originally catalogued under more than one subject heading. These headings, and details of this file, are as follows:
Wales: Carmarthen: riots at St Clear's. Cardiganshire: payment of toll (1843). [Notes: With enclosures].
Police: Organisation of county police (1843).
DISTURBANCES (See also Chartists, and Ireland; and HO 45/102): Destruction of tollgates in Wales by Rebeccaites, threats to landowners, union activity: Wales. Includes posters (1843 Sept-1844 Jan). [Notes: /713-961].
DISTURBANCES (See also Chartists, and Ireland; and HO 45/102): Destruction of tollgates in Wales by Rebeccaites, threats to landowners, union activity: Wales (1843 Aug-Sept). [Notes: /358-712].
DISTURBANCES (See also Chartists, and Ireland; and HO 45/102): Destruction of tollgates in Wales by Rebeccaites, threats to landowners, union activity: Wales (mainly Carmarthen and Cardigan). Includes copy of account from Welshpool (dated 1837) of activities of dissenters in encouraging teetotalism (f 225-235). Includes poster (1843 Jan-July). [Notes: /2-357].
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Open Document, Open Description
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- Topics
- Public disorder
- Ireland
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Home Office: Registered Papers
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