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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
XD8/2/11 LETTER: W.A. Madocks London to Mr. John Williams, TanyrAllt, Caernarfon since writing from Beddgelert found that he had to come to London for a couple of days will return tomorrow evening. Hopes to m...  more 1809 Aug .5
XD8/2/12 LETTER: W.A. Madocks [London] to John [Williams]. He does not think they need muddle with the rye. What float does Owen Wms. refer to at Conwy. If there is one it must be secured. Are the trams a...  more [1810 April 4]
XD/8/2/13 LETTER: W.A. Madocks, Gainsborough to John [Williams]. He and Mr. Sheath of Boston in .....to view 4,000 acres of land reclaimed on the Humber and lately warped. The improvement of warping is most a...  more [1811] Aug. 12
XD8/2/14 LETTER: W.A. Madocks, London to John Williams, Ynys y Towyn, Caernarfon. He longs to hear the particulars of the high tide turning through the sluices and if it is above the domes. He must have this...  more 1811 Aug. 15
XD/8/2/15 LETTER: W.A. Madocks to John [Williams]. He is anxious about the race course and no time should be list in repairing the road from Garreg Wen Pool to Morfa Bychan and also in filling up some of the h...  more ?[1811 Aug.]
XD8/2/16 LETTER: J. Jones, Bryncir to Mr. John Williams, TanyrAllt, informing of the receipt of his letter at the Turnpike. He shall do his utmost to procure more, He sent to Mr. O. Jones for his cart. J.W....  more 1812 Feb.17
XD8/2/17 LETTER: J. Norton, Bryncir to Mr. John Williams, Land Steward, Tan’rAllt, Tremadog, informing him of the receipt of his letter. He would have sent all the help he has, had it not been for the b...  more 1812 Feb. 17
XD/8/2/18 LETTER; Cadwaladr Owen, Dolbenmaen to Mr. J. Wms, Mr. Madock’s Agent, Tanyralld. Too late last night to send his son with them before daylight and before any of them were up. He is afraid that...  more 1812 Feb. 17
XD8/219 LETTER: Mr, Jones, Bryncir to Mr, J[ohn] Williams, Ynysy Tywyn He has sent the cart with the bearer and has had the promise of Tinllan cart and his Uncle Jones’ from Mynyddednyfed bach as soon ...  more 1812 Feb. 18
XD8/2/20 LETTER: [?Dr.] Morris, Chester to [John Williams]. He is worse in his health since he received JW’s melancholy news. How, could such a thing happen? What will become of his friend? Urges him...  more 1812 Feb. 19
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