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Identifier: historicnoticesw00tayl (find matches)
Title: Historic notices, with topographical and other gleanings descriptive of the borough and county-town of Flint
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: Taylor, Henry, of Flint, Wales
Subjects: Flint (Wales) -- History
Publisher: London : E. Stock
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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ding over a period oftwenty years. The chapel was consecrated on the 5th November. On the loth November, Councillor Richard Muspratt waselected Mayor. Mr. Richard Muspratt is the second son of Mr.James Muspratt, of Seaforth Hall, Liverpool (the pioneer ofalkali manufacture in Lancashire), by Julia Josephine (nee Connor)his late wife; the latter gentleman is the son of Evan Muspratt,by Sarah (nee Mainwaring) his wife, and is a native of Ireland ;Mr. Richard Muspratt is also by birth an Irishman, having beenborn in Dublin, 13th August, 1822. He married, 6th July, 1843,Jane, elder daughter of Mr. James Moon, of Manchester, by Jane(nee Stephens) his wafe, by whom he has issue three sons and onedaughter. His eldest son, Mr. James Liebig Muspratt, marriedat Flint, 20th August, 1873, Clara, elder daughter of the lateMr. Thomas Lewis, of Bryn Edwin, a former Mayor of Flint.Both he and his younger brother, Mr. Sydney Knowles Muspratt,are active members of the Town Council, the former being the
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FLINT LASTI.E.—VIEW FROM THE EASTERN TOWER, SHOWING THE REMAINS OF THEWESTERN TOWER AND THE RUSSIAN GUN IN THE COURTYARD. Reproduced from Our Own Country, by permission ot Messrs. Cassell, Fetter, Galpin and Co. THE VICTORIAN PERIOD. 219 Chairman of the Finance Committee, and the latter Chairmanof the School Attendance Committee ; both are BoroughJustices. Mr. Richard Muspratt is the senior partner of the firmof Messrs. Muspratt Brothers and Huntley, and a Justice ofthe Peace for the County. Mr. Richard Muspratts residence,Trelawny House, is situate in the very centre of the town. Hehas taken for many years the utmost interest in the MunicipalGovernment of the Borough, and he is ably assisted in his effortsfor the welfare of the Town by Mrs. Muspratt, their sons anddaughter; the latter, Miss Florence Muspratt, is always willingto promote any object having for its end the welfare of the town. 1857. The Corporation established a Police Force of theirown, independently of the County. P

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • booksubject:Flint__Wales_____History
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