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XD/8/2

LLYTHYRAU W.A. MADOCKS LETTERS

Diweddariad yw hwn o hen lawrestr. Fe gynnwys nifer o lythyrau ychwanegol. Helaethwyd yn sylweddol ar nodiadau byrion y llawrestr wreiddiol gan adysgrifennu darnau o’r llythyrau yn eu crynswth. Serch hynny fe erys cyd-destun amryw ohonynt braidd yn aneglur.
Er mwyn cynnwys y llythyrau newydd ad-drefnwyd y rhifau gwreiddiol. Ceir rhestr o’r hen rif au a’r rhifau newydd drosodd. Dylid cyfeirio atynt bellach yn ôl trefn eu marc catalog newydd XD8/2.

This catalogue is a revision of a previous handlist. It contains a number of additional letters. The brief notes of the original handlist have been considerably expanded and the contents of some of the letters have been reproduced in their entirety. Nevertheless, the context of several items remains decidedly obscure.
In order to include the new letters, the original numbers have been rearranged. A list of the old and new numbers is to be found overleaf. References should in future be made using the new catalogue mark of XD/8/2.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD/8/2/1 [LETTER: [W.A. MADOCKS], Birmingham to John Williams. Wants six wheel barrows made and locked up. Must be prepared for high tides. The ditch from the turnip field should be cut as deep as possible....  more ?[1805 July]
XD8/2/2 LETTER: [W.A. Madocks], Half Moon St. [London] to John [Williams]. Writes at length in praise of Williams as a man of integrity. Glad that he agrees about necessity of fences. Fully agrees respecti...  more 1806 Jan. 8
XD8/2/3 PART OF LETTER: [W.A. Madocks], Half Moon St., [London] to John [Williams]. Must see that Humphrey Lloyd is seeing to the ditches and fences. Deals with J.W’s suggestion of loose rails instead...  more 1806 Jan. 12
XD/8/2/4 LETTER: [W.A. Madocks] to John [Williams]. Complains of gross neglect re the delivery of J.W’s letters to the Post Office at Caernarfon. His last proposition is unquestionably the best, as it ...  more [1806 Feb. 20]
XD8/2/5 PART OF LETTER: ?[W.A. Madocks] to ?[John Williams] WAM has a very great object in suffering the tide to flow between Ynys Cerig Ddu and the Bank. A bank across to Cerig Ddu would prevent a great ...  more n.d.[c.Feb.1806]
XD8/2/6 8PART OF LETTER: W.A. Madocks, Lichfield to ?[John Williams] Desires Hugh to get cod from Cricieth while they are at TanyrAllt. Wants turkeys and hopes all is good. Will see them at Capel Curig. [Fo...  more [?1806 April]
XD8/2/7 LETTER: W.A. Madocks to John [Williams] requesting him not to let their husbandmen go to Mr. Parry-Jones. Perhaps a little wages more may make him easier on his place. Their harbour bill is passed a...  more [?1806] May 25
XD/8/2/8 AUTHORISATION, signed by Thomas Parry Jones, David Ellis and William Alexander Madocks being the committee of subscribers of road leading to Porthdinllaen, to Thomas Payne of Wern Penmorfa to set out ...  more 1806 Dec.6
XD8/2/9 BUNDLE of cheques [7 items]; Wages for John Williams steward, from W.A. Madocks, esq.. [Formerly W.A. Madocks Letters BJC/l68/8].  1805-1820
XD8/2/10 LETTER: W.A. Madocks, House of Commons, London to Mr. John Williams, TanyrAllt, Caernarfon, informing him that he has just seen Col. Wardle who says that the cannons at Llanbedrog have carriages and p...  more 1807 July 21
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