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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/18753	LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough. He wants 50 or 60 3d., 6d and 1/- stamps and tickets, which he could get from the Road Surveyor if they were left with William Prichard. The Commissi... more	1839 Jan 1
XD2/18754	LETTER: Thos. Urquhart, Liverpool, to Lord Newborough, enclosing patterns of Brussels stair carpets at 4/9d. and 5/- per yard, at 2’3" wide.	1839 Jan 3
XD2/18755	LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough, remitting £100 note. He has had nearly all the rents at Ffestiniog, except that of Thomas Jones, Llannerchymoch, who has had a good situation in the N... more	1839 Jan 3
XD2/18756	LETTER: The Hon. Mrs. Lena Werninck, Camberwell [co. Surrey] to Lord Newborough. She acknowledges his Lordship’s letter. Family and personal news.	1839 Jan 4
XD2/18757	LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough. He hears from his brother that one Jones of Derry fawr and Tom Williams have signed a contract to become joint tenants under the Glynn lease. He hope... more	1839 Jan [?4]
XD2/18758	LETTER: Rumsey Williams, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough. He will make enquiries with Mr. Bettiss re the Glynn lease.	1839 Jan 5
XD2/18759	LETTER: T. Hawkins of Kennard, Staite & Co., 197 Upper Thames St., London to Lord Newborough, acknowledging receipt of his Lordship’s payment.	1839 Jan [7]
XD2/18760	LETTER: Rumsey Williams, Penrhos to Lord Newborough. He cannot find that the lease of Glynn, Anglesey, to Thomas Williams has been surrendered or cancelled. It has been pledged for £100.	1839 Jan 7
XD2/18761	LETTER: Thos. Urquhart, Lord St., Liverpool to Lord Newborough to accompany 48½ yds of stair carpet. The other 12 yds is in the loom and will be despatched next week.	1839 Jan 8
XD2/18762	LETTER: John Brooker, Southampton Row, Holborn, London to Lord Newborough, regarding Mr. Pritchett’s explanation for the colours of the painting on glass fading. Mr. Thomson assisted him, and o... more	1839 Jan 9

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