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Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/1001/11	LETTER to Messrs. Thompson and Hill of Liverpool from Mr. Peter Goodwin. Thanks them for the money to pay Hugh Evans. He tells them of work he has been undertaking at Cae Coch Mine. Suggests that test... more	1823 Sept. 24
XM/1001/12	LETTER from John Thompson to Mr. William Little of Gwydir Castle, parish of Llanrwst, co. Caernarfon. He has just learned of the death of Peter Goodwin and suggests that his widow be allowed to stay o... more	1831 Jan. 3
XM/1001/13	LETTER to Mr. Little of Gwydir Castle, Llanrwst, N. Wales from J. H. Thompson of Liverpool. He encloses the slate prices from two different houses and proffers compliments to Mrs. Little.	1831 March 23
XM/1001/14	LETTER from W. Hill of Liverpool to William Little, esq., of Gwydyr Castle, Llanrwst. He has enquired after the current price of pyrites and finds it to be £7 per ton, but has decided to decline buyin... more	1836 July 15
XM/1001/15	RECEIPT signed by Lewis Kennedy on behalf of Lord Willoughby De Eresby for a sum of £23.0.1 1/2d. from W. Hill and sons for the half year’s mining for pyrites in the parish of [Llanrhychwyn].	1848 Jan. 21
XM/1001/16	RECEIPT signed by Lewis Kennedy on behalf of Lord Willoughby De Eresby for a sum of £23.12.6 from W. Hill and Sons for the half year’s mining of pyrites in the parish of [Llanrhychwyn].	1850 Jan. 18
XM/1001/17	RECEIPT signed by Lewis Kennedy on behalf of Lord Willoughby De Eresby for a sum of £26.5.0. from W. Hill and Sons for the half year’s mining of pyrites in the pa. [Llanrhychwyn].	1851 Jan. 17
XM/1001/18	1. Lewis Kennedy of Brompton, Middlesex on behalf of the Rt. Hon. P. R. Drummond, Lord Willoughby De Eresby. 2. William Hill, Snr and William Hill Jnr, both of Vauxhall Road, Liverpool ad R. Hi... more	1852 Nov. 1
XM/1001/19	LETTER from R. T. Hill to his father, W. Hill. He has just returned from Gvydyr, Lord Palmerston, who has slate mines in the area, has been talking to Lord Willoughby and said that the Cae Coch mine w... more	1853 Oct. 6
XM/1001/20	LETTER from R.T. Hill to his father, W. Hill, of 121 Vauxhall Road, Liverpool, it is mainly concerning the bad, rainy weather and a resultant flood. He mentions that he went up to inspect the mine and... more	1856 Dec. 8

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