To the Deputy Mayor and Bailiffs of the Ancient Borough of Carnarvon
The humble petition of the resident Burgesses and other Inhabitants of the said Borough, being Tradesmen
Sheweth, That your Petitioners are much molested, and encroached upon, by several Travelling Pedlars, setting up their stalls, and exhibiting their goods, in the middle of the streets, opposite to the shops of many of your petitioners, to the great inconvenience of the public, and injury to the fair traders, who pay high rents and taxes, such Pedlars who now claim a right to make up all the public passage in the streets, and are most abusive if in anywise opposed in infringing upon the rights of the Corporation.
Your petitioners therefore hope that you will be pleased to direct such pedlars to remove their stalls from the public streets of the Town, and thereby protect the rights of the Borough and the interest of the fair traders
And your petitioners will ever pray
Carnarvon 30th. Oct 1821 Richard Owen - Chairman
John Hughes
Wm Williams
Edward Roberts
Jno Roberts Saml Ogden
David Jones M. P. Williams
Hugh Hughes Griffith Davies
Robt. Evans Wm Owen
David Jones Eliz Parry
Robert Griffith L C Jones
Hugh Griffith W Owen
Griff Jones John Parry
Mo. Jones Robt. Owen
John Thomas (...?...) John Lloyd
Wm Williams Pendre Owen Owens
Robt Roberts Anthony Dillon
Robt Thomas William Toleman
Robt Thomas John Griffith
Wm Roberts Evan Lloyd
David Rowland
Robt Jones
Jno Lloyd Jnr.
Wm. Williams
Wm. Williams
W Thomas
Edward Tuffs
Hugh Roberts
John Jones
R. M. Preece
Hugh Hughes
Rice Jones
Robert Williams
Tho. Jones
Ev. Evans
Isaac Jones
Jno Evans
Jno Rowlands
Jno Williams
Morris Griffith
Jno Hulme
Wm Griffith
Henry Morris
Ow Griffith
John Lewis
The Gwynedd Archives Service Ref. is XD1/952
© K. Morris 2004
To the Deputy Mayor and Bailiffs of the Ancient Borough of Carnarvon
The humble petition of the resident Burgesses and other Inhabitants of the said Borough, being Tradesmen
Sheweth, That your Petitioners are much molested, and encroached upon, by several Travelling Pedlars, setting up their stalls, and exhibiting their goods, in the middle of the streets, opposite to the shops of many of your petitioners, to the great inconvenience of the public, and injury to the fair traders, who pay high rents and taxes, such Pedlars who now claim a right to make up all the public passage in the streets, and are most abusive if in anywise opposed in infringing upon the rights of the Corporation.
Your petitioners therefore hope that you will be pleased to direct such pedlars to remove their stalls from the public streets of the Town, and thereby protect the rights of the Borough and the interest of the fair traders
And your petitioners will ever pray
Carnarvon 30th. Oct
John Hughes
Wm Williams Edward Roberts
Jno Roberts Saml Ogden
David Jones M. P. Williams
Hugh Hughes Griffith Davies
Robt. Evans Wm Owen
David Jones Eliz Parry
Robert Griffith L C Jones
Hugh Griffith W Owen
Griff Jones John Parry
Mo. Jones Robt. Owen
John Thomas (...?...) John Lloyd
Wm Williams Pendre Owen Owens
Robt Roberts Anthony Dillon
Robt Thomas William Toleman
Robt Thomas John Griffith
Wm Roberts Evan Lloyd
David Rowland
Robt Jones
Jno Lloyd Jnr.
Wm. Williams
Wm. Williams
W Thomas
Edward Tuffs
Hugh Roberts
John Jones
R. M. Preece
Hugh Hughes
Rice Jones
Robert Williams
Tho. Jones
Ev. Evans
Isaac Jones
Jno Evans
Jno Rowlands
Jno Williams
Morris Griffith
Jno Hulme
Wm Griffith
Henry Morris
Ow Griffith
John Lewis