''Bye-gones'' was a 19th-century quarterly antiquarian

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which covered Wales and the border counties. It was first published in the 1871, by Woodall, Minshall and Company of

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. John Askew Roberts (1826-1884) (who had previously served as the ''Oswestry Advertizer'''s editor),

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the journal, which contained antiquarian articles that had originally been published in the ''Oswestry Advertizer'' and ''Border Counties Herald''.

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Welsh-language magazines Periodicals published in Wales {{Wales-stub