LEWELLINUS ultimus
Princeps Walliae.
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PHILIP AP YEVOR, == UNICA, filia
Lord of Iscoyd. | et haeres.
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THOMAS AP LLYN ap === ALIONORA,
Owen ap Meredeth | filia et
ap Owen ap Rhese | haeres.
ap Griffin ap Rese ap |
Thewdor. |
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| Filia nupta Tudor
| ap Grono.
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MADOCUS |
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GRIFFITH, Dominus de Bromfeld, == Filia JACOBI |
obiit 1270, sepultus apud Valcraeys. | AUDLEY |
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MADOC VICHAN, Dns LEONLINUS, GRIFFITH VAWER 4 filius, |
de Bromfeld, cujus Dns de GWYNN, Dns de Dns de |
custodiam in minori Chirke Yale avus Owyn Kynllieth. |
aetate, Rex H. 3. Glyndore |
dedit Johanni Com. | |
Warennae, 1270, qui | |
adificavit Castrum | |
de Holt. | |
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GRIFFITH VICHAN, === ELENA.
pater Owyn |
Glyndoure |
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OWEN GLYNDOWRE
proditor Rex H. 4.
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ALICIA, filia et haeres,
nupta ---- Scudamore.
JOHANNIS SCUDAMORE, miles,
duxit filiam et haeredam
Oweni Glendoure proditoris
Regis H. 4.
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_Mind your P's and Q's_ (Vol. iii., p. 328.)--This expression arose from
the ancient custom of hanging a slate behind the alehouse door, on which
was written P. or Q. (i. e. _Pint_ or _Quart_) against the name of each
customer, according to the quantity which he had drunk, and which was not
expected to be paid for till the Saturday evening, when the wages were
settled.
The expression so familiar to schoolboys of "_going tick_," may perhaps be
traced to this, a _tick_ or mark being put for every glass of ale.