In 1850, the post of Chief Constable was abolished, and the county was divided into two Divisions with a Superintendent for both, with G. M. King at Wrexham and J. Bradshaw  at Denbigh.
In 1850, the role of Chief Constable was terminated, and the county was rearranged into two divisions, each led by a Superintendent, with G. M. King at Wrexham and J. Bradshaw  in charge at Denbigh.