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XD2/13036-13068

Traeth Mawr Enclosure and Porthmadog

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XD2/13036 LETTER: William A. Madocks to ___, expressing his arguments in favour of improving the harbour of Ynys y Cyngyr, despite the opposition voiced by Captain Wynne in a circular letter. Printed. [N.L.W. G...  more 1807 June 17
XD2/13037 DRAFT NOTICE by William Alexander Madocks that no vessel under 15 tons burthen coming into the harbour be charged tonnage duties unless the vessels be unloaded and reloaded for export. The dues would...  more n.d. [c.1807-1830]
XD2/13038 LETTER: George Bettiss, Caernarfon, to Messrs. Farers and Co., Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London. The only way Mr Madocks’s bill will affect Lord Newborough’s interest is the imposition ...  more 1821 March 11
XD2/13039 NOTES by George Bettiss noting grounds for opposing Mr. Maddocks, Bill by Lord Newborough. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 5201]  1821 April 19
XD2/13040 NOTES of facts [in hand of George Bettiss] to be brought forward in opposition to Mr Maddocks’ Bill. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 5203]  1821 April 19
XD2/13041 DRAFT OBSERVATIONS on Mr. Madocks’s Bill for creating a new harbour and establishing an exclusive fishery. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 5200]  1821 April 20
XD2/13042 NOTES by G[eorge] B[ettiss], re proposals should Mr Madocks refuse to exempt Lord Newborough’s slates from dues. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 5197]  1821 May 25
XD2/13043 LETTER: William A. Madocks, at Lower Grosvenor St., [London], to ___. He is sorry they cannot agree on the clause, but he has been advised not to include a clause giving Lord Newborough free passage ...  more [1821] June 7
XD2/13044 ACT OF PARLIAMENT to alter and amend an Act to enable His Majesty to vest the Sands of Traeth Mawr, dividing the counties of Caernarfon and Merioneth [Meirionnydd], in William Alexander Madocks, Esq.,...  more 1821 June 15
XD2/13045 OBSERVATIONS on the Bill for creating a harbour and fishery at Traeth Mawr and Traeth Bach. 3 copies. Printed. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 5192]  [1821]
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