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The History of Oswestry

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Aldermen and Common-Councilmen.

ALDERMEN—1835:
John Jones
Richard Croxon
Thomas Morris
Peploe Cartwright
T. L. Longueville
John Jones, jun.
COUNCILLORS—1835:
EAST WARD.
John Croxon
Francis Campbell
George D. Owen
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
James Howell
Richard Bill
William Price
William Roberts
WEST WARD.
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Edward D. Bennion
Charles Thomas Jones
John Jones, jun.
Charles Sabine
William Williams
James Williams
Thomas Penson
COUNCILLORS—1836:
Thomas Penson
John Miles Hales
Robert Edwards
John Croxon
Francis Campbell
George Dorset Owen
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
James Howell
Edward Edwards (in the room of James Williams, deceased)
William Williams
John Tomkies
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Edward David Bennion
Charles Thomas Jones
John Jones, jun.
Charles Sabine
1837:
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
James Howell
Thomas Penson
John Miles Hales
Robert Edwards
John Croxon
Francis Campbell
George Dorset Owen
Charles Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones Rogers
John Davies
Edward Edwards
William Williams
John Tomkies
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Edward David Bennion
ALDERMEN—Re-elected in 1838:
Peploe Cartwright, T. L. Longueville, and John Jones, jun.
COUNCILLORS—1838:
George Dorset Owen
David Thomas
William Smale
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
James Howell
Thomas Penson
John Miles Hales
Robert Edwards
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Nathaniel Minshall
Charles Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones Rogers
John Davies
Edward Edwards
William Williams
John Tomkies
COUNCILLORS—1839:
Thomas Penson
John Miles Hales
Robert Edwards
William Price (in the room of G. D. Owen, deceased)
David Thomas
William Smale
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
Richard Salter (in room of James Howell, deceased)
William Williams
John Tomkies
Edward Edwards
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Nathaniel Minshall
Charles Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones Rogers
Richard Cross (in the room of John Davies, deceased)
1840:
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
Richard Salter
Thomas Penson
John Miles Hales
Robert Edwards
William Price
David Thomas
William Smale
Richard Powell (in the room of Thomas Jones Rogers)
Richard Cross
Thomas Hughes (in the room of Charles Thomas Jones, appointed Alderman)
John Tomkies
William Williams
Edward Edwards
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Nathaniel Minshall
ALDERMEN—1841:
Thomas Penson (in the room of John Croxon, who had left the borough)Charles Thomas Jones
John Jones
COUNCILLORS—1841:
John Miles Hales
William Price
David Thomas
William Smale
Francis Lucas
Griffith Evans
Richard Salter
Robert Edwards
Charles Osburn (in the room of Thomas Penson)
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Nathaniel Minshall
Richard Cross
Thomas Hughes
Richard Powell
William Williams
John Tomkies
Edward Edwards
COUNCILLORS—1842:
John Miles Hales
Robert Edwards
William Price
David Thomas
Griffith Evans
William Smale
Richard Salter
Charles Osburn
Pryce Morris (in the room of Francis Lucas)
William Williams
John Tomkies
Edward Edwards
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Nathaniel Minshall
Richard Cross
Thomas Hughes
Richard Powell
Henry Hughes appointed Coroner June 20th, 1842.
1843:
Griffith Evans
Richard Salter
Charles Osburn
John Miles Hales
Thomas Hill (in the room of R. Edwards, deceased)
Pryce Morris
William Price
David Thomas
William Smale
Richard Cross
Thomas Hughes
Edward Williams
William Williams
John Tomkies
Edward Edwards
John Hayward
Thomas Rogers
Nathaniel Minshall
ALDERMEN—Re-elected November, 1844:
T. L. Longueville, Peploe Cartwright, and John Jones, jun.
COUNCILLORS—1844:
John Broughall (in the room of David Thomas)
William Smale
Griffith Evans
Richard Salter
Charles Osburn
John Miles Hales
Thomas Hill
Thomas Minshall (in the room of Pryce Morris)
Thomas Rogers
John Hayward
Nathaniel Minshall
Thomas Savin (in the room of Richard Cross)
John Jones (in the room of Thomas Hughes)
Edward Williams
William Williams
John Tomkies
Edward Edwards
1845:
Thomas Hill
John Miles Hales
William Williams
William Price
Edward Morris (in the room of John Broughall, who had left the borough)
William Smale
Griffith Evans
Richard Salter
Thomas Minshall
John Phillips
Edward Edwards
Charles Humphreys
Thomas Rogers
John Hayward
Nathaniel Minshall
Thomas Savin
Edward Williams
John Jones
1846:
Thomas Edwards
Thomas Minshall
William Isaac Bull
William Williams
John Miles Hales
Thomas Hill
William Price
Edward Morris
William Smale
John Jones
Edward Williams
Edward Edwards
James Weaver (in the room of Charles Humphreys, deceased)
John Phillips
John Hayward
Nathaniel Minshall
Thomas Rogers
Edw. Wynne Thomas (in the room of Mr. Savin, deceased)
ALDERMEN—Elected November, 1847:
John Hayward, Thomas Penson, and William Williams.
COUNCILLORS—1847:
Edward Morris
William Price
Jeremiah Jones Thomas
John Lacon (in the room of W. Williams, Alderman)
David Lloyd
Nathaniel Minshall
Thomas Rogers
1848:
John Lacon
Thomas Hill
William Hodges
Edward Roberts
George Morrall Bickerton
David Jameson
John Miles Hales appointed Coroner, and Robert Simon Clerk of the Peace, April 27th, 1848 (in the room of Henry Hughes, deceased).
1849:
Thomas Minshall
William Isaac Bull
Walter Edwards
John Jones
Edward Williams
Edw. Wynne Thomas
ALDERMEN—Elected November, 1850:
T. L. Longueville, Peploe Cartwright, and Thomas Rogers.
COUNCILLORS—1850:
Edward Morris
Jeremiah Jones Thomas
William Edwards
Thomas Jones
David Lloyd
William Morris
1851:
John Lacon
William Roberts
William Hodges
George Morrall Bickerton
Thomas Edwards
George Harvey Williams
1852:
William Isaac Bull
Thomas Minshall
Walter Edwards
Jackson Salter
Francis Roberts
William Hayward
ALDERMEN—Elected November, 1853:
Thomas Hill, John Jones, and Edward Morris.
COUNCILLORS—1853:
Edw. Wynne Thomas
William Edwards
William Morris
James Thomas Jones
David Lloyd
William Morris
1854:
John Lacon
William Roberts
William Hodges
Benjamin Churchill (in the room of Walter Edwards, resigned)
Thomas Edwards
George Morrall Bickerton
George Harvey Williams

[For the above List of Aldermen and Common-Councilmen, up to and including 1846, we are indebted to the Representative of a gentleman who filled the Civic Chair, and who for many years recorded the changes in the Municipal Body. The subsequent List is from the Corporation Poll Books.]

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