Has anyone any idea what the F.P Office would have been in 1891.
I have a newspaper clipping reporting that
"a meeting of cyclists was held at the Kings Arms club room to establish a cycling club".
An ancestor of mine was elected as an officer - Mr Malings, F.P. Office, bugler.
Would like to try and find out what the F.P. Office was.
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19-09-2009 4:25 PM #1A fountain of knowledge.
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19-09-2009 5:03 PM #2Starting to feel at home.
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I looked up military abbreviations on the guess that a bugler might have military connections FP is given as "Field Punishment". perhaps there was a Field Punishment Office?
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19-09-2009 7:10 PM #3A fountain of knowledge.
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Waiting for the bugler to give two blasts before you could dismount? How very civilised!
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FP Office is possibly Free Press Office of the Denbighshire Free Press. the King's Arms is still in existence , top of vale street. PG
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