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XD2/4658-4672

Accounts of the Guardians to the children of 1st Lord Newborough:

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/4658 ACCOUNT BOOK of the guardians of Lord Newborough, subject to Messrs. Farrer and Co., including details of payments for maintenance, travel, education, clothing and equipment. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4417.]  1811-1820
XD2/4659 ACCOUNT BOOK: Rev. Dr. Hughes, in account with Lord Newborough’s guardians. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4456.]  1814-1815
XD2/4660 ACCOUNT of monies laid out by John Daniel for Lord Newborough and Mr. Wynn on direction of Mr. Wynn Belasyse. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3315.]  n.d. [c.1814]
XD2/4661 BUNDLE of Statements of account and Bills and Vouchers of Dr. Hughes, tutor to Thomas John Lord Newborough and Spencer Bulkeley Wynne, including hotel bills, school bills and bills for travel, clothin...  more 1815-1819
XD2/4662 ACCOUNT BOOK, (possibly of one of guardians to Lord Newborough], listing disbursements. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4457.]  1817 Jan.-Feb.
XD2/4663 DRAFT MEMORANDUM that Sir Coutts Trotter, Edward Marjoribanks and Thomas Atkinson proposed that the sum of £2400 a year should be allowed to them in addition to the sum of £600 payable under the will ...  more n.d. [c. 1818]
XD2/4664 BUNDLE of letters, bills and vouchers re termination of residence of Lord Newborough and his brother at Whitchurch, [co. Oxon.].  1818-1820
XD2/4665 LETTER: John Salter, Whitchurch, [co. Oxon.], to Coutts Trotter, 59 Strand, London. He can no longer continue as tutor to Lord Newborough and his brother, and will save embarrassment by relinquishing...  more 1820 Feb.29
XD2/4666 LETTER: Margaret Trotter, Brandsbury, [?co. Hants.], to [?Thomas Atkinson, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London], to enclose a letter from Mrs. Hughes [present], in which she says Mr. Jackson, the landl...  more 1820 June 23
XD2/4667 LETTER: Margaret Trotter, Brandsbury, [?co. Hants.] to ?Thomas Atkinson, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, to enclose a letter from Mrs. Hughes [not present]. Appended: NOTE by C[outts] T]rotter], t...  more [?1820] Nov.8
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