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January 7, 2013

7 January (1892) Snow prevents T. E. Ellis from visiting

By WHH ¶ Posted in weather ¶ Tagged Bowen Rowlands, T. E. Ellis, weather ¶ Leave a comment
  • 7 1892 (Thurs.) T. E. Ellis MP due to speak at Guildhall with Mr Bowen Rowlands MP but failed to visit because of snow. Stuck in Llandysul. Snow not always a bad thing say his opponents!

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