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X/POOLE/5372-5395

Papers re Caernarfon Borough Election 1826:

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/POOLE/5372	NOTICE of a meeting of the Burgesses of Caernarfon in the Guild Hall to elect a burgess to serve as M.P. (Issued to bailiffs of the borough of Cricieth.)	1826 8 June
X/POOLE/5373	NOTICE of a meeting of the burgess of Caernarfon to elect a burgess as M.P. (Issued to bailiffs of the borough of Nefyn).	1826 8 June
X/POOLE/5374	NOTICE of a meeting of the burgess of Caernarfon to elect a burgess as M.P. (Issued to bailiffs of the borough of Conwy.)	1826 8 June
X/POOLE/5375	NOTICE of a meeting of the burgess of Caernarfon to elect a burgess as M.P. (Issued to bailiffs of the borough of Pwllheli.)	1826 8 June
X/POOLE/5376	DRAFT LETTER: R. A. Poole to Mr. Sanderson. Mr. Paget ought to call on Mr. Lloyd of Trallwyn between Caernarfon and Pwllheli and ask him to accompany him to Pwllheli. He has made arrrangements with ... more	1826 8 June
X/POOLE/5377	LETTER: R. A. Poole to William Lowe. Paget may not be present on election day. Discusses the problem of Lord William Paget not being personally present when he was elected Burgess of Caernarfon and ... more	1826 10 June
X/POOLE/5378	LETTER: David Williams of Pwllheli to Mr. Sanderson. He was out when Mr. Berkeley Paget called. Asks if Paget will take him and his brother, the bailiff, to attend the action on Thursday. (An accid... more	1826 11 June
X/POOLE/5379	LETTER: J.Sanderson of Plasnewydd to R. A. Poole, suggesting they give a dinner to the bona fide burgesses "with elbow room and a bellyfull". Admission should be by ticket only. The dinner... more	1826 12 June
X/POOLE/5380	DRAFT LETTER: R. A. Poole to Mr. D. Williams, offering to give full reasons for not complying with his request.	1826 12 June
X/POOLE/5381	LETTER: Mr. Sanderson of Plasnewydd to Mr. D. Williams. As Mr. Berkeley Paget is away he cannot give him a direct answer on the accommodation question. He isn’t sure how it would stand under t... more	1826 12 June

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