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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/16807	LETTER: W. Bishop at Marl to the Hon. ___ Wynne, requesting permission to make trials for clays for china and earthenware on his Lordship’s lands in pa.[rish] Dwygyfylchi. He is at present at M... more	1828 Jan.11
XD2/16808	LETTER: W. Bishop, at Marl, to the Hon. Spencer Wynn. His home address is Shelton Hall, Staffordshire Potteries.	1828 Jan.15
XD2/16809	LETTER: Capt. Wm. Richards, at Mrs. Osborne, Hagley Row, 5 Ways, Birmingham, to the Hon. S. Wynn, describing his lodgings, near the hot baths for Mrs. Richards, who is getting much better. Lord Newbo... more	1828 Jan.16
XD2/16810	LETTER: Mary Jones, Ty’n Llan, Llandwrog, to the Hon. Spencer Wynn. She is 90 and relates her farming troubles which have meant that she is in arrears.	1828 Jan.19
XD2/16811	LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey, to the Hon. Spencer Wynn. He has sent a basket of woodcock, hare, partridge and snipe to Glyn. He discusses the Acre fence and planting trees at Dolgarrog. He has 150,... more	1828 Jan.19
XD2/16812	LETTER: Griffith Williams, Llymgwyn, to the Hon. Spencer Wynn, reporting on the stock of Owen Williams at Ty’nrhos, and his offer to settle his debts. He complains that his salary is being redu... more	1828 Jan.22
XD2/16813	LETTER: Rev. Spencer Phillips, Cheltenham, to the Hon. Spencer Wynn, thanking him for the present of game. He explains the non-delivery of a goose pie.	1828 Jan.22
XD2/16814	LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey, to the Hon. Spencer Wynn. He has been at Melai [Llanfairtalhaearn, co. Denbs.], taking down one of the boarded sheds and giving the boards to the tenant of Cwm. He disc... more	1828 Jan.23
XD2/16815	LETTER: Thos. Elias, Plas y Glyn, to Spencer Wynn, re a black horse for sale for £20.	1828 Jan.24
XD2/16816	LETTER: Elias Jones, Gorswen, to G. Bettiss, Tower House, Caernarfon. Lord Newborough has the right, under the lease of Trwyn yr Hwylfa, to grant a right to take away minerals to anyone he wants.	1828 Jan.28

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