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dating from 1900 to 1600 BCE. It weighs 560 grams (20 oz) and was made from a single gold ingot about the size of a golf ball. It was broken when found and the fragments shared among the workmen, with the largest piece for Mr
Langford, tenant of the field in which the mound stood. The find was
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The Mold Food and Drink
Festival is held each September, with a main event area on the edge of the town centre and many central and nearby businesses contributing. 2012 saw Mold's first annual November Fest, a beer festival held at venues in and around Mold to promote real ale, cider and wine.
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The following week several men – Isaac Jones, William
Griffiths, Rowland Jones, Gomer Jones and William Hughes – were tried for involvement in the riot. They were found guilty of "felonious wounding" and Lord Chief Justice Bovill sentenced all to ten years' penal servitude.
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noted the weekly market had been abandoned. By now Mold had two main streets, Streate Byle (Beili) and
Streate Dadlede (Dadleu-dy), and about 40 houses making up the settlement. By the beginning of the 17th century, the population was rising with the development of the
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The highest temperature recorded was 31.7 °C (89.1 °F) in August 1990. However, the warmest day is typically around 26.4 °C (79.5 °F), one of around four days to reach a temperature of 25.1 °C (77.2 °F) or above.
761:. In 1836 Langford sold his piece to the museum, which has since acquired most of the pieces, though it is said that some wives of the workmen sported new jewellery after the find. The restored cape now belongs to the British Museum.
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him to the police station. Seven men were arrested and ordered to stand trial on 2 June. All were found guilty, and the convicted ringleaders, Ismael Jones and John Jones, were sentenced to a month's
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December 1981. On average the coldest night of the year is −9.7 °C (14.5 °F), with a total of 62.1 frosty nights.
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in 1294. However, with the death of the last Lord
Montalt in 1329, the castle's importance began to decline. The last mention of the fortification is in
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has about 1,800 pupils and is the largest school in the county. It is adjoined by
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www.geograph.co.uk : photos of Mold and surrounding area
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recorded by the Vicar of Mold and came to the notice of the
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had appointed numerous civic officials in Mold (including a
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closed to passengers in 1962. The nearest station is now
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Robert de Montalt in around 1140 in conjunction with the
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County of Flint record of assizes at Mold 5 August 1869.
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Companies based in Mold include NWN Media, publisher of
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supermarket was built on the station site in the 1990s.
2275:"Brereton [née Hughes], Jane (1685–1740), poet"
1543:(born 1978), actor, raised in the town and educated at
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Official Tourism and Business Database search for Mold
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in 1245. The next few decades were a period of peace;
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forces. The castle was besieged numerous times by the
2551:"Joy Formidable Revive Female-Fronted Nineties Rock"
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Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser
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Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser
1575:(born 1984), rugby union player, with 255 caps with
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1679:. Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870–72)
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1507:(born 1966), Member of Parliament, grew up in Mold
1445:(1685–1740), poet, born at Bryn Gruffydd near Mold
825:A large crowd assembled to hear the verdict. The
2326:History of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties
2324:Brown and Boyd, (John Brown Jr and James Boyd),
2302:"Wilson, Richard (1713-1782), landscape painter"
1651:City Population site. Retrieved 3 December 2020.
1566:(1930–2019), footballer with 399 club caps with
546:as they fought to retake control of the eastern
519:, which occurred shortly after Easter, AD 430.
2472:"Adam Walton: He ain't heavy, he's my brother"
2447:"Castle yn cyd-ddathlu gydag ysgol hanesyddol"
995:of cool summers and mild winters. The nearest
927:Mold Library shares a building with the local
787:was opened, as did the station in 1962 in the
3227:List of parliamentary constituencies in Clwyd
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1609:"Local Area Report – Mold Parish (W04000197)"
1002:for which online records are available is at
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2072:Food festival site. Retrieved 27 April 2019.
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2277:. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
1663:Celtic Culture: A Historical Encyclopedia
1537:(born 1976), comedy actress and TV writer
1501:(1923–1999), airman and Nazi collaborator
954:serve Mold and the surrounding villages.
1469:, U.S., and became a wealthy businessman
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462:The original Welsh-language place name,
2372:"Bishop Henry Gregory Thompson, O.S.B."
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1677:"Descriptive Gazetteer Entry for Mold"
1513:(born 1967), actor in films, attended
1475:(1836–1895), novelist writing in Welsh
587:further to the east, establishing the
2549:Perpetua, Matthew (25 January 2011).
1491:(1871–1942), Roman Catholic prelate,
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556:(English: Middle Country). In 1146,
473:The name "Mold" originates from the
450:from 1974 to 1996. According to the
2524:"Five Minutes With...Rhodri Meilir"
2007:. Mold Town Council. Archived from
641:, Reinalt ab Grufydd ab Bleddyn, a
3119:Clwydian Range and Dee Valley AONB
2595:"Gav's kicks keep Mold undefeated"
1455:painter and founder member of the
771:Mold was linked to Chester by the
25:
2195:"1971–2000 average coldest night"
1983:National Historic Assets of Wales
1006:, about three miles to the west.
847:Although denying the connection,
666:Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of Derby
583:built the Welsh native castle of
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2399:"The story of Hitler's Welshman"
2341:. René & Peter van der Krogt
2159:"1971–2000 Average >25c days"
1701:. British Museum. Archived from
610:With the end of the Welsh Wars,
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3505:Western Mostyn Colliery Company
3139:Greenfield Valley Heritage Park
2497:Alice Jones (13 January 2016).
2296:Steegman, John Edward Horatio;
2141:"1971–2000 Average Warmest day"
831:King's Own Regiment (Lancaster)
664:. In 1477 records mention that
630:brought their livestock to the
317:Senedd Cymru – Welsh Parliament
2597:. Wales Online. 30 April 2006.
1617:Office for National Statistics
560:captured the castle. By 1167,
1:
3485:Point of Ayr Colliery Company
2575:Powell, Dave (31 July 2019).
2307:Dictionary of Welsh Biography
607:from the early 15th century.
3653:Former county towns in Wales
2231:"1971–2000 average wet days"
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3303:Gwernaffield with Pantymwyn
2213:"1971–2000 Frost Incidence"
2005:"Cittaslow Status for Mold"
1212:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1142:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
991:Mold has a typical British
744:mound at Bryn yr Ellyllon (
740:In 1833, workmen digging a
442:and administrative seat of
131:OS grid reference
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3648:Towns of the Welsh Marches
1638:"Home - Mold Town Council"
1465:(1822–1883), emigrated to
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929:tourist information office
536:military invasion of Wales
3658:Communities in Flintshire
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3459:Flintshire County Council
3179:Point of Ayr Gas Terminal
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2312:National Library of Wales
2298:Peate, Iorwerth Cyfeiliog
1527:DJ, brought up at nearby
1459:, settled in Mold in 1781
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3338:Leeswood and Pontblyddyn
2638:BBC Wales's Mold website
2401:. BBC News. 1 April 2000
1531:and attended Alun School
910:Loggerheads Country Park
872:, which has services to
3464:Holywell Rural District
3449:Broughton Shopping Park
3008:Pen-y-Ffordd (Holywell)
2052:"Celyn Farmers' Market"
1938:1871 Census of England.
1483:Lancashire Constabulary
488:in a document of 1254.
71:Mold High Street, with
3490:Prestatyn Coal Company
2376:Catholic-Hierarchy.org
2032:Cite journal requires
1815:Cite journal requires
1769:Cite journal requires
1726:Cite journal requires
1489:Henry Gregory Thompson
916:St Mary's Church, Mold
906:was completed in 1912.
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614:was introduced by the
522:Mold developed around
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338:moldtowncouncil.org.uk
233:Postcode district
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3643:County towns in Wales
3475:Maelor Rural District
3268:Broughton and Bretton
2686:Principal settlements
1834:North Wales Chronicle
1499:Raymond Davies Hughes
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882:Flint railway station
723:Justices of the Peace
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684:A view of Mold c.1778
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645:captain who defended
511:against the invading
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181:Preserved county
3003:Penyffordd (Buckley)
2476:Liverpool Daily Post
1949:"Station Name: Mold"
1927:Liverpool Daily Post
1699:"The Mold gold cape"
1675:John Marius Wilson.
1072:Record high °C (°F)
962:, Flintshire's only
866:Mold railway station
676:16th century onwards
632:English-Welsh border
581:Llywelyn ap Gruffudd
577:Plantagenet nobility
213:Sovereign state
32:County town in Wales
3638:Towns in Flintshire
3575:Visitor attractions
3500:Borough of Rhuddlan
3469:Flintshire Detached
3439:The historic county
2360:1911 England Census
2273:Turner, Katherine.
2177:"December 1981 low"
2101:"Station Locations"
1792:"Mold Riot of 1869"
1665:, Volume 1, p. 806.
1493:Bishop of Gibraltar
1463:Thomas Henry Blythe
1282:Record low °C (°F)
766:National Eisteddfod
616:Statute of Rhuddlan
509:Germanus of Auxerre
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163:Principal area
3251:Community councils
2761:Towns and villages
2087:2013-11-03 at the
1705:on 10 October 2008
1552:The Joy Formidable
966:secondary school.
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612:English common law
573:Dafydd ap Llywelyn
566:Llywelyn the Great
544:Princes of Gwynedd
530:were built by the
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458:Origin of the name
299:UK Parliament
245:Dialling code
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3544:Listed buildings
3129:Flintshire Bridge
2379:. David M. Cheney
1978:"Town Hall (364)"
1891:Liverpool Mercury
1870:Liverpool Mercury
1860:, 11 August 1869.
1568:Chester City F.C.
1545:Ysgol Maes Garmon
1515:Ysgol Maes Garmon
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952:secondary schools
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601:Madog ap Llywelyn
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1958:25 February
1748:. BBC Wales
1746:"Mold cape"
1622:19 December
1535:Sian Gibson
1521:Adam Walton
1473:Daniel Owen
1004:Loggerheads
956:Alun School
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754:golden cape
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553:Perfeddwlad
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2883:Glyncorrwg
2873:Greenfield
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2768:Abermorddu
2679:Flintshire
2528:The Leader
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1752:19 October
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1511:Rhys Ifans
1505:Jo Stevens
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980:The Leader
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912:is nearby.
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436:River Alyn
428:Flintshire
374:53°09′58″N
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307:Clwyd East
171:Flintshire
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108:Flintshire
3600:Geography
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3480:Mold cape
3423:Ysceifiog
3194:River Dee
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1605:UK Census
1453:landscape
936:cittaslow
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888:Landmarks
861:Transport
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568:in 1201.
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424:community
377:3°07′59″W
283:Ambulance
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147:Community
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3413:Treuddyn
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3073:Treuddyn
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2928:Leeswood
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1607:(2011).
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593:Edward I
562:Henry II
548:cantrefi
138:SJ237640
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3530:Museums
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3373:Northop
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