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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/18616	LETTER: R. Nicol, [18 Fenchurch Street] London, to Lord Newborough, re the parcels his Lordship had ordered, which R.N. will ship out to him.	183[8] Jan 4
XD2/18617	LETTER: Elizabeth Yorke, Dyffryn Aled, [Llanfair Talhaearn, co. Denbs.] to Lord Newborough. She requests that she should be given the shooting rights over a holding farmed by John Roberts.	1838 Jan 8
XD2/18618	LETTER: Lena Werninck, Camberwell to Lord Newborough. She thanks him for the game he had sent her. She informs him that they had received a parcel from his Lordship’s mother, and would send it... more	1838 Jan 9
XD2/18619	LETTER: William Spence, Liverpool to Lord Newborough. He requests the drawings and instructions from him for the purpose of building the new chimneys.	1838 Jan 9
XD2/18620	LETTER: C.G. Bannister, 13 John St., Bedford Row, [London], to Lord Newborough, regarding Mr. Bettiss’ account. He has found further evidence in support of his claims, but no further proceeding... more	1838 Jan 15
XD2/18621	LETTER: William Elias, Bangor to Lord Newborough. He informs him that the upper tenants of Cowlyd and Cedrun had not yet paid, which would have amounted to £100. He has paid £1856 into his Lordship&... more	1838 Jan 16
XD2/18622	LETTER: William Jones, Pwllheli, to Lord Newborough re the lease of part of Cae Tyddyn.	1838 Jan 16
XD2/18623	LETTER: Elizabeth Jones, Groesffordd, Ceidio, to Lord Newborough at Bodfean Hall. She is the daughter of Mr. McKergow, one of his Lordship’s former servants and is married to the son of Humphre... more	1838 Jan 18
XD2/18624	LETTER: William Elias, [The Abbey], Llanrwst to Lord Newborough. He informs him of the payments made to the bank by himself. He also discusses the trouble he was having in the shipment of the timber... more	1838 Jan 18
XD2/18625	LETTER: Henry Powell, Hammersmith, Middlesex to Lord Newborough, re the fact that he is without work, but is applying for a situation. He hopes that his Lordship will give him a good character refere... more	1838 Jan 19

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