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X/POOLE/5645-5655

1 bundle re Caernarfon Commercial School

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
X/POOLE/5645 LETTER: the Earl of Uxbridge to R. A. Poole, Esq., enclosing his reply for Poole’s perusal. He has a low opinion of the resolutions.  1815 26 Jan.
X/POOLE/5646 COVER for letter of Lord Uxbridge to Poole.  1815 26 Jan.
X/POOLE/5647 DRAFT LETTER to R. Garnons (from Poole). He sends him some confidential information he had from the Major knowing it is in safe hands. Offers his services at the school meeting.  1815 31 Jan.
X/POOLE/5648 COPY LETTER: Richard Garnons to the Earl of Uxbridge, Litchfield re the question of establishing a commercial school at Caernarfon. Gives a brief history of the scheme and how it originated. Discuss...  more 1815 2 Feb.
X/POOLE/5649 LETTER: R. Garnons to O. A. Poole leaving a letter to Lord Uxbridge and asking for his comments on it. He has drawn up a few rules and asks for suggested amendments to them. He has to assure Lord Ux...  more 1815 2 Feb.
X/POOLE/5650 DRAFT LETTER: Poole to R. Garnons re the letter to be sent to Lord Uxbridge, and making a few comments on it. Discusses the question of the school rules.  1815 2 Feb.
X/POOLE/5651 DRAFT LETTER to the Earl of Uxbridge re the question of a commercial school at Caernarfon. Some years ago there was a school in Caernarfon kept by Thomas Brown, who did a great deal of good in the to...  more 1815 5 Feb.
X/POOLE/5652 REGULATIONS to be submitted by the committee to the general meeting for the institution of a commercial school at Caernarfon, re government of the Caernarfon Free Commercial and Marine School, etc.  1815
X/POOLE/5653 OBSERVATIONS on Mr. Garnon’s letter to Lord Uxbridge, with suggested amendments.   
X/POOLE/5654 NOTES and MEMORANDA on the regulations with suggested amendments, etc.   
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