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XD2/189-209

Letters re. Merioneth [Meirionnydd] Election of 1768

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/189 LETTER: R.G. Owen, Porkington,[co. Salop], to John Pugh Pryse, Pall Mall, London. He has ordered an advertisement in the Birmingham and Chester papers for a meeting at Dolgellau on 22 [March] and wil...  more 1768 March 7
XD2/190 LETTER: Paul Panton, Holywell, to John Pugh Pryse, at Rug. Mr. Pigot says the Elder Brethren will make no early promises, but will pay heed to Panton’s recommendation. He himself has neither v...  more 1768 March 11
XD2/191 LETTER: Maurice Jones, Cefn Coch, to John Pugh Pryse of Rug, offering his vote if his health permits. [Part of N.L.W. Rug 1225.]  1768 March 14
XD2/192 LETTER: Humphrey Edwards, Talgarth, to [John Pugh Pryse] reminding him of his failure to settle a dispute between himself and H.E.’s tenants in Scyborcoed about a right of estovers on the waste ...  more 1768 March 15
XD2/193 LETTER: Lewis Nanney, Llwyn, to John Pughe Pryse at Rug offering him his vote and interest, and any help he can give. The six letters have been forwarded to Mr. Humphreys of Caerynwch, to Mr. Pugh of...  more 1768 March 15
XD2/194 LETTER: Robert Wynne, Plâs-Newydd, to [John Pugh Pryse] offering him his vote and any help he can. Pryse will probably have little expense or opposition. Gives dates of other North Wales elections. ...  more 1768 March 16
XD2/195 LETTER: Robert Pughe, Garthmaelan, to John Pughe Pryse, at Rug, offering his vote and that of his father, although the gentlemen of the county are meeting to consider a candidate. [Part of N.L.W. Rug ...  more 1768 March 16
XD2/196 LETTER: J Thelwall, Blaen Yale, to John Pugh Pryse, at Rug, offering his vote if he has one. [Part of N.L.W. Rug 1225.]  1768 March 17
XD2/197 LETTER: Thomas Kyffin, Maynan, to John Pugh Price, Rug, offering his vote and interest. [Part of N.L.W. Rug 1225.]  1768 March 17
XD2/198 LETTER: John Myddelton, Temple, to John Pugh Pryse, Rug. The influence of Mrs. Cory’s estate is at Pryse’s disposal. [Part of N.L.W. Rug 1225.]  1768 March 17
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