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Merionethshire, or
Merioneth (Welsh:
Meirionnydd or Sir Feirionnydd), was one of the
thirteen counties of
Wales that
existed from 1536
until their abolishment...
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covers the
majority of the
historic counties of
Caernarfonshire and
Merionethshire. In the past,
historians such as J. E.
Lloyd ****umed that the Celtic...
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Denbighshire in Wales. Historically,
Corwen was part of the
county of
Merionethshire.
Corwen stands on the
banks of the
River Dee
beneath the
Berwyn mountains...
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Merionethshire County Council was a
local authority in
Wales from 1889
until its
abolition in 1974. The
administrative county of
Merionethshire and its...
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community in Gwynedd,
North Wales, and
formerly in the
historic county of
Merionethshire. It lies on
Tremadog Bay in the
Snowdonia National Park.
Before 1966...
- Tal-y-bont (otherwise Talybont) is a
village north of the town of
Barmouth in
north Wales. Tal-y-bont has a
railway station on the
Cambrian Line and has...
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served as Lord
Lieutenant of
Merionethshire.
After 1762, all Lord
Lieutenants were also
Custos Rotulorum of
Merionethshire. The
office was
abolished on...
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Formerly an
urban district, Bala lies in the
historic county of
Merionethshire, at the
north end of Bala Lake (Welsh: Llyn Tegid).
According to the...
- The 7th (
Merionethshire & Montgomeryshire) Battalion,
Royal Welch Fusiliers, was a
Welsh unit of Britain's
Territorial Force.
First raised in 1897, it...
- The
Merionethshire Militia,
later the
Royal Merioneth Rifles, was an
auxiliary regiment reorganised from
earlier precursor units in the
Welsh county of...
