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XD2/18160 LETTER: Capt. P.T. Percival, 29, Bury St., [St. James’, London] to Lord Newborough, with a favourable account of Mrs. Haines, a prospective housekeeper for Glynllifon. It seems Mrs. Werninck ca...  more 1835 Dec. 22
XD2/18395 LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey, to Lord Newborough, re the price of lead at Newton and Lyon’s. The price of lead would not go down due to the war, which was being fought in Spain at the time,...  more 1836 Dec 29
XD2/18814 LETTER: Edward Chiappini, Cape Town, to Lord Newborough. His brother Ewan has died at the age of 21, and Alexander will not live long. Peter and Lorenzo are both married and have children. He himse...  more 1839 May 1
XD2/20369 LETTER: Col. P.J. Perceval to [Lord] Newborough. He has seen the housemaid and, while not handsome, she is sufficiently well-looking and respectable for the situation. She will see Mr. Owen to get h...  more 1843 March 22
XD2/20377 LETTER: Col. P.J. Perceval to [Lord] Newborough. Murray’s have found three quarto copies of the third volume of Southey’s Peninsular War, the only ones left, and he has reserved a copy for his Lordsh...  more 1843 March 27
XS/2171/1/21 The small tanker M.V. Anonity. 890 tons gross. Built 1945 for A. & J. Inglis Ltd., Glasgow for the Ministry of War Transport as the Empire Camden. Acquired by F. T. Everard in 1947 and renamed the ...  more 1945
XS/2171/1/41 The Pre war freighter Angus with "K" on the funnel being towed by tug, probably on the Mersey.  1930-1955
XS/2171/1/45 The freighter S.S. Baltraffic at Tower Bridge on the river Thames, London. Acquired by the United Baltic Corporation in 1933, built 1918. 3,297 tons gross and sold in 1951 to Pan-Islamic S.S., Co. Ka...  more 1933-1950
XS/217l/1/85 The S.S. Cambria or the S.S. Scotia leaving Holyhead early in World War II (2 funnelled LMS Railway Steamer). Built by Denny’s 1920/21. 3,500 tons gross Turbines driving twin screws giving spee...  more 1939-1940
XS/2171/1/124 The frieghter S.S. City of Stafford out at sea off the Anglesey coast (a Liberty ship i.e. pre-fabricated and mass produced in the U.S. during World War II to replace heavy shipping losses). A vessel ...  more 1945-1965
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