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XD2/19015-19415

Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/19015	LETTER: Thomas Werninck, Camberwell to [Lord] Newborough. He sends him the Season’s Greetings and comments on Maria’s intended. He discusses the introducement of his Lordship’s mot... more	1840 Jan 2
XD2/19016	LETTER: J. Goddard, Caernarfon to Lord [Newborough] offering, as Chairman of the Turnpike meeting, his resignation.	1840 Jan 3
XD2/19017	LETTER: Owen Jones, Caernarfon to Lord [Newborough], re the late elections. He thanks him for his support and promises to explain his pressing of the two last displaced votes.	1840 Jan 6
XD2/19018	LETTER: Thomas Jones, Glynrhonwy Quarry, to Lord Newborough re the rent for the quarry cottages. Some of the tenants have also handed in income tax papers.	1840 Jan 6
XD2/19019	LETTER: William Elias, at Ffestiniog to Lord Newborough. He wishes he may fare as well at all his Lordship’s audits, but has only faint hope from the corn farmers. The dissenters have built th... more	1840 Jan 7
XD2/19020	LETTER: Reverend Thomas Thomas, Vicarage, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough, reminding his Lordship of his promise to subscribe £10 towards the renewing and enlargement of Llanbeblig Church, and informin... more	1840 Jan 8
XD2/19021	LETTER: Charles Williams, Clogwyn to Lord [Newborough]. He apologises for having no seedlings to dispose of, as he is extending his Nursery, and lists the types of transplanted trees he can offer. H... more	1840 Jan 9
XD2/19022	LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey to Lord [Newborough] re the construction of the new road. He encloses information [not present] regarding the work about to commence [on the road] and gives him detai... more	1840 Jan 10
XD2/19023	LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey to Lord [Newborough]. He writes regarding an enclosed request [not present]. He suggests that his Lordship does not conclude arrangements with future tenants [of the... more	1840 Jan 12
XD2/19024	LETTER: Charles Williams, Clogwyn to Lord [Newborough], informing him of the price of poplars.	1840 Jan 14

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