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GOLEUAD disglaer. Ymhlith y id pethan mwyaf pwysig, gallwn y tro hwn roddi i chwi ) hanes gweithrediadau yr Undeb Cann Cynulleidfaol, yr hon a gynhaliodd ei 4ydd cyfarfod misol, nos Iau, ed y 3ydd cyfisol, yn nghapel Llanllechid. Cynhaliwyd

British Newspapers 1600-1900

a llwyddoddi roddi y tatn allan, and bn famw dranoeth addi~th yr effeithiau. Cynhaliodd Corau Cynulleidfaol y dosbarth en Cyfarfod Cann Misol yn nghapel Brynteg, Bethesda, o dan arweiuiady Parch RB. Roberts, Carneddi. Y tonau a ganwyd oedd, St. Barnabas,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

ar. ",Seryddiaeth>, ?2 Rhoddwyd te. yn' rbad i blant y yasgglon dyddiol a Sabbothol ;y g'lle., Trelogan.- Uynbaliwyd y Cyfarfod Cann Cynulleid- fiol yn y le6-am 6, $0.ddydd Mawrth yr 12fed. Yr oedd nanturioi o0 Treloga, Newmarkkt; Gronant, Mes. yo,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

anerchiad yn nghyfarfod y prydnawn, ar if ol llongyfarch y cyfeillion yn y sir ar Iwyddiant eu r. symudiad gyda'r cann, trwy adrodd yr hen englyn can- O lynol o waith y diweddar hen weinidog hybarch o ' Pontrobert:- a1

British Newspapers 1600-1900

i amryw ! o'r- darnau unol-darerna ag' y rhoddasid llawer b lafur' I iirnyntasoy disgiqnylid oryn lawer cddiwrtby'tj gal en Cann. Gadawd"Ar bee- mase, gegnde at, "PAr i mi wybod dy lfyrd,'i "Teilwng yw'r Oen," , "Amen," ye gystal aa'bsi

Victoria County History

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Charlinch Manors and other estates

1841) and by Charles's son Montagu (d. 1864). 72 By 1894 the estate was owned by the Cann family and John Henry Cann was the owner in 1923 . 73 It passed through several hands and lordship was last recorded

Bethnal Green Settlement and Building to 1836 Bethnal Green and Dog Row in 1703

441. P.R.O., PROB 3/20/119; C.L.R.O., Assess. Box 43, MS. 22; M.L.R. 1772/2 /91. T.H.L.H.L., TH/361. P.R.O., PROB 11/381 (P.C.C. 115 Cann ), ff. 58-9; Pevsner, Lond . ii. 70; Survey of Lond , xxvii. 275. C.J . xxiv. 369. Below,

Parishes Broughton with Frenchmoor

105. Feet of F. Div. Co. East. 22 Jas. I. Recov. R. Hil . 1651, rot. 77. P.C.C. Will 133 Cann . Ibid. Wilts . Arch. and Natural Hist. Mag . xxii, 250-317. G.E.C. Complete Peerage , iv, 405-7. Ibid.

Parishes Horseheath

Progresses of Jas. I , i. 114; C 142/592 no. 90. Complete Peerage , i. 106-8. Prob. 11/380 (P.C.C. 102 Cann ); Gibbons, Ely Episc. Rec . 322. C.R.O., R 70/48, 25 July 1699 , 17 Apr. 1700 , 14

East Coulston

1672. E 134/31-32 Chas. II/Hil. 13. Ret. Glebe Lands , H.C. 307, p. 163 ( 1887 ), lxiv. P.C.C. 66 Cann . Sar. Dioc. R.O. Vis . Queries, 1783. V.C.H. Wilts . iii. 55. P.C.C. 34 Fetiplace. Ecton , Thesaurus

British History Online

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Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693-1694, City of Westminster, St Martin in the Fields, Exchange Ward, Under the Exchange

Tax assessment £ Stock value £ Cann , - (Mr) 0.00 0.00 0.60 50.00 Property assessed: shp. Cann , - (Mr) 12.00 60.00 0.00 0.00 Property assessed: shp. On behalf of: Salisbury, Lord. Cann , - (Mr) 8.00 40.00 0.00

Debates in 1680, October 27th-30th, 27 October 1680-30 October 1680

Popish Plot," (speaking against the Dissenters.) Says Cann , "I am of Yeomans 's opinion, that there is no Popish Plot, but a Presbyterian Plot." I heard Cann say it at another time. Cann took his measures from the Marquess

House of Commons Journal Volume 11, 5 March 1696, 05 March 1696-05 March 1696

the Sitting Members, or their Agents, they called, Richard Betty : Who said, That Cann appeard for Mr. Boscawen and Mr. Mountague ; and that Cann would have given him 20 s . to vote; but he would not take

House of Lords Journal Volume 7, 19 October 1644, 19 October 1644-19 October 1644

granted unto Dominiq' Petit , and others mentioned in the said Ordinance, a Moiety of all such Ships Lading and Cann on which they and their Associates should gain out of the Seas and Rivers of this Kingdom, overwhelmed therein,

James 1 - volume 80, May 1615, 01 May 1615-31 May 1615

and they may see or write to friends who wish to relieve them, without the names being known, & c. Cann ot allow his own house to be used for prisoners, as it was during the vacancy of the bishopric.

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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A Bill for Repairing the Road leading from a Place called the Bound Stone, in the Parish of Cann, in the County of Dorset, through the Town of Shaftesbury to Bow Bridge, in the Road to Sherborn in the..., 11 June 1743

P/tfz^ ÃÂ£yz/W /)&* Bound Stone, /# rfo? P# n/5 0/ Cann, iÃÂ» rfe Caww/y 0/ Dor- fet, r^ra/g^ rfe Tlw# 0/ Shaftesbury w Bow Bridge, /w ffe &W fr> Sherborn /ÃÂ» fib* yi/V/ Cowwry. ^ M> ,<52 a JP Jf)erea$

7 March 1808, 7 March 1808

47ÃÂ° Journals of the Houfe of Lords. A. 1808. " and Second Sons, having died in the Life-time of " their Father, unmarried and v/ithout Iffue, faid " Henry, his Third Son, fucceeded to his Title and Ho- "

10 May 1809, 10 May 1809

Ad for Weft Mel- " enclofing Lands in the Tything of Weft Melbury, in bury Enclo. ÃÂ« the Parifh of Cann Saint Rumbold, in the County of lure BllL ÃÂ« Dorfet? Ordered, That the faid Bill be committed to the

20 May 1809, 20 May 1809

for en- buiT EncloÃÂ« " ciofing Lands, in the Tithing of Wefi Melbury, in the fure BlU' " Parifh of Cann Saint Rumbold, in the County of lC Dorfet," was committed : " That they had confidered " the faid

25 May 1809, 25 May 1809

Billa, intituled, " An Aft for " enclofing Lands in the Tithing of Wefl Melbury, in " the Parifh of Cann Saint Rumbold, in the County of " Dorfet." The Queftion was put, " Whether this Bill, with " the

The History of Parliament

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CANN, Sir Robert, 1st Bt. (c.1621-85), of Small Street, Bristol and Stoke Bishop, Westbury-on-Trym, Glos.

West Indian Plantations with labour by kidnapping; Cann was implicated, but the crown intervened to save him from prosecution in consideration of his loyalty and good service. Shaken by ‘journeys, troubles and perplexities’, Cann unwisely switched from Bristol milk, ‘morning,

MATHEW, John (by 1469-1540/50), of Shaftesbury, Dorset.

mayor of the town in 1492-3. He first appears in the borough records in 1490, when a fulling mill at Cann, just outside Shaftesbury, was granted to him and others. In the following decades he took a leading part in

KNIGHT, John (1613-83), of Temple Street, Bristol, Glos.

most important was to inquire into abhorring, and made nine speeches. He gave evidence that Cann had publicly declared his disbelief in the Popish Plot. Cann replied: ‘As for the credit of Sir John Knight in Bristol, it is such

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Ireland in 1887., 1887

II 1 ; L 9. Lowry, Rev. P., P.P., L 3. Lynch , Rev. Francis , D 1. M ' Cann , Mr. Nicholas , C 5. M ' Alpine , Rev. P., CO., A 42. M ' Cullough, Mr.

From the second report of the ... Commission: cholera : evidence of Joseph Hodgson., 1847

pre¬ monitory symptom, they did not insist upon it as being impor¬ tant in the way that Dr, M ' Cann did, as being in fact the con¬ dition which is very relievable, and by attention to which the disease

On the economic levying and application of the Irish poor rate: being a paper read before the Dublin Statistical Society., 1849

No. 1. M. Doyle . 2. Patrick Dunne . 3. John Martin . 4 James Macken . 5. T.JI ' Cann . K. p. 0 0 40 15 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 2 2

A narrative of what passed at Killalla ... and the parts adjacent, during the French invasion in the summer of 1798, 1800

2s 4. Report of the whole Proceedings on the Trials of Henry and John Sheares , Esqs. John M ' Cann , Gent. AV. M. Byrne , Esq. ' and Oliver Bond , Merchant, for High Treason. Tried by Special

Report of the work done by the Union, submitted to the public meeting of the members in Belfast, on 4th October 1886., 1886

Samuel Preston (clerk), John M ' Cann (engineer), J. M ' Clery (brass-finisher), Wm. Sinclair (missionary) ' J. Hodgett (clerk), James Beggs (linen-finisher), Robert M ' Auley (engineer), Jos. Mitchell (iron-moulder), John Martin (engineer), George Calderwood (clerk), Joseph Campbell (clerk),

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