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XM/6243

PAPURAU THOMAS BUGBIRD A’I FAB CYF., CONTRACTWR PEIRIANEG SUFUL
PAPERS OF THOMAS BUGBIRD & SON LTD, CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/6243/11	TICKET admitting John Plant, Esq., and one friend, to the opening ceremony of Holyhead Harbour by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.	1873 Aug.19
XM/6243/12	INSTRUCTIONS to the police and special constables for the opening of Holyhead Harbour by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.	1873 Aug.19
XM/6243/13	NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS BOOK largely devoted to reports on the opening of Holyhead Harbour by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales on August 19th 1873, and various other items re Holyhead Harbour.	1873-1884
XM/6243/14	COPY OF AWARD (12 Nov. 1874) made by the Arbitrator to the Court of Queens Bench re the cases of John Jackson, Clerk to the Trustees of Carnarvon Harbour (plaintiff) v. Thomas Bugbird (defendant) and ... more	1874 Nov.20
XM/6243/15	MEMORANDUM OF CONDITIONS upon which John Scott, Wigan, John Price Edwards, Lytham, and Thomas Bugbird, Caernarfon, have mutually agreed with each other for completion of the Holyhead Harbour Works.	1875 March 6
XM/6243/16	ESTIMATE (No.1) for works by the excavator, waller and bricklayer at Holyhead Depot for the Corporation of the Trinity House.	1875 May
XM/6243/17	ESTIMATE (No.3) for works by the slater and slate mason at Holyhead Depot for the Corporation of the Trinity House.	1875 May
XM/6243/18	ESTIMATE (No.4) for works by the carpenter at Holyheed Depot for the Corporation of the Trinity House.	1875 May
XM/6243/19	ESTIMATE (No.5) for works by the joiner and ironmonger at Holyhead Depot for the Corporation of the Trinity House. Pain & Clark, surveyors, 19 Buckingham St., Strand, London.	1875 May
XM/6243/20	ESTIMATE (No. 6) for works by the founder and smith at Holyhead Depot for the Corporation of the Trinity House. Pain & Clark, surveyors, 19 Buckingham St., Strand, London.	1875 May

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