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General Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM3626/166	CIRCULAR LETTER: J. Theodore Lund, merchant and ship agent, Elsinore, with particulars of new lights which his government are erecting and which will probably be in working order at the opening of the... more	1878 Feb. 28
XM3626/167	LLYTHYR: Catherine Roberts, Caerhug, Nefyn, at Mrs. Evans, gyda’r newyddion am farwolaeth ei mam ddoe. Bydd y cynhebrwng ar ddydd Mawrth. Daeth ei brawd John adref neithiwr.	1878 Mawrth 15
XM3626/168	DRAFT LETTER: E. Williams, Stettin to Miss Griffiths, thanking her for her letter. He understands that it was difficult for her to know what to say in her first letter but hopes that if she replies t... more	1878 April 16
XM3626/169	LLYTHYR: Henry ---, 47 Madoc Street at Edward [Williams], yn son am briodas Mr. Pugh y grocer a Miss Roberts, Ynystywyn.	1878 June 6
XM3626/170	LETTER: M. Evans, Corwena, Porto Torres to Capt. Williams. He has received his letter of the 24th ult, and was glad to hear that be had had a good passage to and at Vianna. He himself had a very lon... more	1878 Aug. 3
XM3626/171	LETTER: Griff [?Prichard], Porthmadog to [Capt, Williams]. The cheque from Newcastle came safe to hand. He hopes he can remit T.S. Whitehead’s share from Dartmouth as he has written for it. T... more	1878 Oct. 20
XM3626/172	LETTER: Griffith [?Prichard], Prichard Bros & Co., 3 Cornhill, Porthmadog to Capt. Williams, Glanavon, hoping that he received his note of last Sunday. There is a Cyfarfod Misol to be held on 5th Nov... more	1878 Oct. 23
XM3626/173	LETTER: J. Roberts, 1 Church Court Clements Lane, London to Capt. Williams, Glanavon, Dartmouth. He was very pleased to receive his letter yesterday. Last night he was in the Welsh concert with Capt... more	1878 Oct. 24
XM3626/174	LETTER: H[ugh], J[ane] and E[lizabeth] [Williams), Swansea, to [Hugh’s] brother [Edward], advising him to go home and have the vessel put in good order as she is not safe, and to tell John Timot... more	1878 Oct. 25
XM3626/175	LETTER: Johny Tygwyn, Princess of Wales, St, Katherine’s dock, London, E.C. to Capt. Edward Williams, Glanavon, Porthmadog, There is no news to relate. The E.L. Margaret [E.L. & Margaret] is st... more	1878 Nov. 14

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