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Place name County Entry Source Caergwrle Flintshire Alyn, 5 miles NW. of Wrexham and 190 miles NW. of London, 1201 ac., pop. 1039; P.O., T.O.; has relics Bartholomew CREIOGIOG-IS-GLAN and CREIOGIOGUWCH-GLAN Denbighshire parish, Denbigh; on the river Alyn, under the Flint hills, 5½ miles ESE of Ruthin. Pop., 36 and 137. Imperial DEE (The) Cheshire Alyn. Great viaducts of the Shrewsbury railway and the Chester and Holyhead railway, and an aqueduct of the Ellesmere canal Imperial GRESFORD Denbighshire Alyn, adjacent to the Chester and Shrewsbury railway, gear Wats Dyke, 3 miles NNE of Wrexham; is a very charming Imperial Hespalyn Flintshire Hespalyn , reach of the river Alyn, Flint, near Cilcen. Bartholomew HESP-ALYN Flintshire ALYN , a reach of the river Alyn, near Kilken, in Flint. The river here suddenly doubles on its course, and runs Imperial Llanferras Denbighshire Llanferras , par. and vil., Denbighshire, on river Alyn, 5½ miles NE. of Ruthin, 3867 ac., pop. 690. Bartholomew LLANFERRAS Denbighshire Alyn, 4 miles SW of Mold r. station, and 5½ ENE of Ruthin. Post town, Mold, Flintshire. Acres, 3,754. Real Imperial Llay Denbighshire Gresford par., Denbighshire, on Offa's Dyke and river Alyn, 4 miles N. of Wrexham, 2252 ac. (22 water), pop. 550. Bartholomew LLAY Denbighshire river Alyn, 4¼ miles N of Wrexham. Acres, 2,161. Real property, £4,084. Pop., 489. Houses, 103. Imperial Mold Flintshire Alyn, 6 miles S. of Flint by road, and 13¼ miles W. of Chester and 192 NW. of London Bartholomew MOLD Flintshire Alyn, and on the line of railway from Chester to Denbigh, in the centre of a rich mineral region, near Imperial Mount Alyn Denbighshire Mount Alyn , seat, on river Alyn, Denbighshire, 4 miles N. of Wrexham. Bartholomew MOUNT-ALYN Flintshire ALYN , the seat of the Godwin family in the SE of Flint; on the river Alyn, 4¼ miles N of Wrexham Imperial Nantyfridd Flintshire picturesque glen, Flintshire, in S. of co., 1 mile SW. of Caergwrle; is traversed by an affluent of river Alyn. Bartholomew NANT-Y-FUDD Flintshire glen in the S of Flint; traversed by an affluent of the river Alyn, 1 mile S W of Caergwrle. Imperial PONT-BLYDDYN Flintshire Alyn and on the Mold railway, 2 miles S E of Mold; and is in Lees-wood township. The chapelry Imperial Rossett Denbighshire
Flintshiredist., pop. 1459; vil., on river Alyn, 5 miles NE. of Wrexham; P.O., T.O.; near vil. is Rossett House , seat. Bartholomew ROSSETT Denbighshire Alyn, adjacent to the Chester and Oswestry railway, 5 miles N N E of Wrexham; and has a station on the railway Imperial
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