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692 Pub Trades 692 PUB TRADES. [SLATER'S PuBLIC HousEs-continued. Plough, Mrs. E. Davies, Llanrhaiadr, Queen's hotel, WilliamHenry Palmer, Pencaenewydd, Robert J ones, Garn Oswestry Marine terrace, Aberystwyth R.S.O Plough, John Davies, Ffrith, Wrex- Queen, Thomas Taylor, Brymbo, Penegoes, Richard Lloyd, Penegoes, ham W rexham near Machynlleth Plough, J obn Davies, Hope, Mold Queen's Arms, Mrs. Abigail Drury, Penhelig Arms, Hugh Jones, 28 Ter- Plough, Robert Evans, Gresford S.O Pontblyddyn, Mold race road, Aberdovey R.S.O Plough, John Formston, Isycoed, Queen's Arms, Joseph Jones, Vale Peniarth Arms, Evan Pugb, Llanfi- \Vrexham road, Rhyl hangel, Llanegryn, Towyn R.S.O Plough, Hugh Griffith, 7 Lonypobty, Queen's Head, Thomas Davies, Pant, Peniarth Arms, John Roberts, Pen- Bangor Ruabon machno, Bettws-y-Coed R.S.O Plough, Edward Harrison,Llandegla, Queen's Hearl, Mrs. Mary Evans, Penlan bach, Ju. Griffith, 20 Penlan Mold Pentre, Mold · street, Pwllheli Plough, John J ones, Aston, Queen's Queen's Head, George Fen ton, 35 Penlan fawr, James Cowell, 30 Pen- Ferry, Flint Market street, Holyhead lan street, Pwllheli Plough, Thomas Jones, Colwyn, Col- Queen's Head, Jane Griffiths, Green- Penllan, Wm. Roberts, Llanddoget, wyn Bay field, Holywell, Flints Llanrwst R.S. 0 Plough, Caroline Lin, Pool road, Queen's Head, Edward Hughes,Rhos, Pennant Arms, Elizabeth Lloyd, Montgomery R.S.O Ruabon Eglwysbach R.S.O Plough, Alexander McLusky, Rhosy- Queen's Head, Hugh B. Hughes, Pennybont, John Vaugban, Penny- medre, Ruabon Caerwys, Holywell, Flints bont, Llansaintffraid, Oswestry Plough hotel, Waiter M. Power, Queen'sHead,S. Hughes, Cefn,Ruabon Penponcyn, Mary Williams, Rhiw, The Roe, St. Asaph R.S.O Queen's Head, Walter Hulme, Tallarn Pwllheli Plough, John S. Roberts, 10 Bridge green, Mal pas Penrhos Arms, Mrs. Margaret J ones, street, Denbigh Queen's Head hotel, Henry J ackson, Llanfair P.G. R.S.O Ponsonby Arms, Godfrey T. Allen, Long Bridge st. Llanidloes R.S.O Penrhos, Thomas J ones, Cemmes Ruabon road, Llangollen Queen's Head, Mrs. Gwen J ones, 9 R. S. 0 Pontblyddyn, Thomas Marsh, Pont- Queen's street, Amlwch R. S. 0 Penrhos Arms, Margaret E. Williams, blyddyn, Mold Queen's Head, Ishmael J ones, Bryndu- Waterside, Holyhead Portmadoc vaults, Thomas Lewis, Llanfaelog, Ty Croes R.S.O Penrhyn Arms, Isaac Evans, London 68 High street, Portmadoc Queen's Head, Robert Jones, Llanne~ road, Holyhead Powis Arms, Emela Williams, Pool fydd, Trefnant R.S.O Penrhyn Arms, Hugh Griffith, Sarn, quay, W elshpool Queen's Head, William J ones, Pwllheli Powis Arms, Mrs. J ane Williams, Llangwstenin Penrhyn Arms, Peter Hughes, Pen- Salop road, W elshpool Queen's Head, Mrs. Mary Morris, rhyn side, Llandudno Powis Castle, Robert Owen Davies, Pen-y-cae, Ruabon Penrhyn Arms, Mary J ones, Pen- Llangynog, Oswestry Queen's Head, William Parry, Cerrig- rhyn Deudraeth R.S.O Prince Albert, Mrs. Mary Morris, 21 y-Druidion, Corwen Penrhyn Castle, Mrs. J ane Lovatt, Little Darkgate st. Aberystwyth Queen's Head, Maurice Powell, 1 43 Well street, Bangor Prince Llewellyn, Mrs. Margaret Kerry rd. N ewtown, Montgomerysh Penybont, Thomas M. Jones, Sarn, Hughes, Pen-y-Groes R.S.O Queen's Head, William Roberts, Pwllheli Prince Llewellyn, Richard Owen, Dolywern, Ruahon Penybont, John Lewis, Talyllyn, Aberffraw, Ty Croes R.S.O Queen's Head, Joseph Thomas, Llan- Corris R.S. 0 Prince Llewellyn, John Williams, rhos Pen-y-Bont, Wm. Williams, Bridge 60 Dean street, Bangor Queen's Head, Margaret Williams, street, Llanrwst R.S. 0 Prince of "\Vales, George Brooks, 31 Porthyfelin, Holyhead Pen-y-Bryn, Cp.arles E. Beck, Llan- Vale road, Rhyl Quellyn Arms, Mrs. Margaret Jones, fairfechan R.S.O Prince of Wales, David Davies, Cyn- Rhyd-Ddu, Carnarvon Pen-y-Bryn, Mrs. Elizabeth Keates, wyd, Corwen Raglan Arms, Joseph Smith, 33 Market square, Llanrwst R.S.O Prince of Wales, M. A. Ellis, Bridge Lambpit street, Wrexham Pen-y-cefn, Hugh Davies, Llandeg- street, Llanfair, Welsh pool Railway, Mrs. Anne Bennett, 6 North fan, Menai Bridge R. S. 0 Prince of Wales, Francis Evans, 2 road, Carnarvon Penygarnedd, Henry Jones, Peny- Madoc street, Portmadoc Railway, Charles Bennett, Saltney, garnedd, Llanfyllin, Oswestry Prince of Wales, J ames Harris, Pen- Chester Pen-y-Gwryd hotel, Mrs. Ann Owen, y-Groes R.S.O Railway, Isaac Jones Bracegirdle, Beddgelert, Carnarvon Prince of Wales, John Jones, 22 Bagillt, Holywell, Flints Pen-y-pass hotel, William Roberts, Church street, Beaumaris R.S.O Railway, John Crockett, 13 Mostyn Pen-y-pass, Llanberis, Carnarvon Prince of Wales, Lewis J ones, 1 Cor- street, Llandudno Pheasant, Richard Rvans, 13 Market poration terrace, Criccieth R.S.O Railway, Isaac Davies, Chester road, street, Newtown, Montgomerysh Prince of Wales, John Lamb, Lane Mold Pheasant, Susan Francis, Salop road, end, Buckley, Chester Railway, Thomas Davies, Pensarn, W elshpool Prince of Wales,J oseph Ross, Saltney, Abergele R. S. 0 Pheasant, Thomas Parry, High street, Chester Railway, Mrs. Priscilla Dol by, Llong, Welshpool Prince of Wales, W. W. Thomas Mold Phoenix, Frederick Smith, Sandy- Ebenezer, Carnarvon Railway, Mrs. Catherine Hughes, croft, Hawarden, Chester Prince of Wales, Hugh Williams, Borth R. S. 0 Piccadilly, George Roberts, Caerwys, Bodedern, Valley R.S.O Railway, George Hughes, 50 High Holywell, Flints Punch Bowl, John Lewis, Llandrinio, street, Llangefni R. S. 0 Picton Arms, Henry Rogers, Park Oswestry Railway hotel, Mrs. H. J. Jenkins, street, N ewtown, Montgomerysh Pwllgwyn, Richard Edwards, Afon 9 High street, Bangor Pied Bull, Charles Brookfield, Lane Wen, Holywell, Flints Railway vaults, David D. Jones, 3 end, Buckley, Chester Quarrymen's Arms, Mrs. AnnRoberts, High street, Bangor Pied Bull, Owen Williams, Pentre, 96 High street, Portmadoc Railway, John Jones,Ffynnon Groyw, Mold Quarrymen's Arms, Owen Robert Holywell, Flints Pier Head vaults, Richard L. Jones, Roberts, Llanllyfni, Pen-y-Groes Railway, John Jones, Llanwnda, Castle street, Beaumaris R. S. 0 R. S. 0 Carnarvon Pigeons, Mrs. Mary A. Hughes, Quarrymen's Arms, David Williams, Railway, Maggie L. Jones, High st. Cefn, Ruabon Clwt-y-Bont, Carnarvon Blaenau Festiniog Pilot Boat, Elizabeth M. P. Jones, Quay house, Frederick Coleclough, Railway (&posting house), James S. Waterside, Holyhead Connah's Quay, Flint Lawrence, Llanfair R. S. 0 Plas Dinas, George Hammond, Llan- Queen's,JaneChristall,HarlechR.S.O Railway, John Lothian, Chester st. fechan, Oswestry Queen's, J. F. Greenha1gh, West St. Asaph R.S.O Plough, Mrs. Emma Black, 13 Mill parade, Rhyl Railway, Joseph Mansfield, Cefn, street, Aberystwyth Queen's, Mrs. Mary J ones, Portmadoc Ruabon .
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