| Description | complaint that John Owen of Penrhos and other commissioners in the county under various acts of William III time for granting aids and subsidies had oppressed the inhabitants of the aforesaid hundreds to the evident advantages of the hundreds of Menai, Tindaethwy and Talybolion [the petitioners go so far as to state the exact amounts of the over-taxation]. Another anti-Bulkeley movement, as J.O.'s name is always found on the counter-petitions and memorials of the Beaumaris interest |