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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/19825	LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough, regarding the drawing up of the lease of Bodafon.	1842 Jan 1
XD2/19826	LETTER: J.B. Edwards, Coed Helen to Lord Newborough. Mr. Peirce Thomas is dying. He fears he cannot pray with his Lordship at Gossips the next day but, if there are signs of amendment, he will come ... more	1842 Jan 1
XD2/19827	LETTER: Thos. John Werninck, Camberwell, [co. Surrey] to [Lord] Newborough. His mother has had a seizure, paralysing her left side.	1842 Jan 3
XD2/19828	LETTER: J. Browning Edwards, Coed Helen to Lord Newborough. Mr. Peirce Thomas is dead and will be buried at Llandeiniolen as privately as possible the following Friday.	1842 Jan 3
XD2/19829	LETTER: W[illia]m Elias, at Ffestiniog to Lord [Newborough], requesting permission on behalf of Mrs. Oakeley to build a cottage for the clerk of the New church. The masonry of the New Church is very ... more	1842 Jan 4
XD2/19830	LETTER: Thos. Hughes, Astrad, Denbigh to Lord Newborough, interceding on behalf of one Richard Jones from Caernarfon, now living in Llanrhaiadr [Llanrhaeadr], [co. Denbs.] with his wife, for aid from ... more	1842 Jan 4
XD2/19831	LETTER: Owen Jones, Paradwys to Lord Newborough. He has been greatly disappointed over Plas Clynnog but will not proceed for damages. He requests another tenancy and has plenty of ready cash in the ... more	1842 Jan 6
XD2/19832	LETTER: Thos. John Werninck, to [Lord] Newborough, announcing his mother’s death, and saying how glad he would be to see his Lordship at the funeral. His Lordship is one of the executors of the... more	1842 Jan [?7]
XD2/19833	LETTER: Thos. John Werninck, Camberwell, [co. Surrey] to Lord Newborough. He writes in case his letter posted the previous day is mislaid and his Lordship thus reads of his mother’s death in th... more	1842 Jan 8
XD2/19834	LETTER: [Lord] Orkney, Taplow Court, [co. Bucks.] to [Lord] Newborough. He suffers from a cough and his children have all had the measles. He hopes to see him before long as he has to go North and a... more	1842 Jan 9

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