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X/Dorothea/811-824

1 bundle re Nantlle floods protection scheme

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/Dorothea/811	COPY LETTER: E. Evans, Esq., Caernarfon to T. Robinson, Esq., Talysarn, giving report on Nantlle floods, tipping done by Dorothea Quarry, their draining of part of lake, and the effect of those operat... more	1902 3 Jan.
X/Dorothea/812	LETTER: T.B. Farrington of Llandudno, Engineer, re his survey of the Nantlle Quarry area in connection with proposed new river cutting.	1902 9 Jan.
X/Dorothea/813	COPY OPINION of Mr. E. Honoratus Lloyd re Nantlle drainage.	1902 6 Sept.
X/Dorothea/814	LETTER: E. Evans, Caernarfon to the Directors of Coedmadoc Slate Co., reporting on his survey and on the effects of tipping etc. in times of flood, giving suggestions. With plans.	1902 10 Nov.
X/Dorothea/815	LETTER (with plans): E. Evans of Caernarfon to T. Robinson, Esq., Talysarn, re Nantlle floods and the project for further widening and deepening river to prevent flooding of Cloddfa’r Coed and C... more	1902 9 Dec.
X/Dorothea/816	COPY CORRESPNDENCE of Coedmadoc Slate Co., with Dorothea Quarry threatening legal action to prevent further quarry tipping and the projected new cut into the Upper Lake.	1902
X/Dorothea/817	2 LETTERS from L.H. Moorson, Civil Engineer, Manchester to Mr. T.W. Williams, Penygroes re the work at Nantlle Vale.	1902
X/Dorothea/818	SCHEME submitted by Messrs. Wynne williams and Menzies for proteciton of Coedmadoc and Cloddfa’r Coed Quarries from flood.	1903 7 Mar.
X/Dorothea/819	CORRESPONDENCE: E. Evans of County Surveyor’s Office, Caernarfon, to J. Menzies, Esq., Caernarfon, re Nantlle floods.	1903
X/Dorothea/820	ROUGH SUMMARY (pencil) of account in connection with the protective works near Coedmadoc Quarry carried through by Messrs. Menzies and A. Wynne Williams, as the committee appointed under Agreement of ... more	n.d.

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