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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/20265	BUNDLE OF LETTERS: J. Morgan, Bank, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, all concerned with his Lordship’s banking activities, such as the acknowledgement of credits to his accounts at Caernarfon and Bangor... more	1843 Jan - Feb
XD2/20266	LETTER: Walter D. Griffith, Craig yr Halen to [Lord] Newborough. The Mountaineer has been moored and fastened at full length to the posts under his garden. He examined her and found her a good model... more	1843 Jan 1
XD2/20267	LETTER: Walter de Winton, at Windsor, to [Lord] Newborough. Col. Reid and the regiment have requested that Walter be buried in St. George’s Chapel with military honours, the following Friday.	1843 Jan 1
XD2/20268	NEWSPAPER CUTTING, reporting death of Mr. H. Watkin de Winton [sic]. Burial will be at Windsor with full military honours.	1843 Jan ?2
XD2/20269	LETTER: Jeremiah Griffith, Bryscyni to Lord Newborough. He is six months behind with his rent and still cannot pay, due to accidental circumstances and family illness. He has during the past year lo... more	1843 Jan 2
XD2/20270	LETTER: Ellen Jones, 20 Edmund St., Liverpool to Lord Newborough. She is the daughter of the late Robert Jones, who died 5 years ago, occupying Albourn, pa.[rish] Nefyn. Owen Williams was given the ... more	1842 Jan 2 [recte 1843]
XD2/20271	LETTER: Sir John Hay Williams, Bodelwyddan [co. Flint.], to Lord Newborough, thanking his Lordship for the present of three goats.	1842 Jan 2 [recte 1843]
XD2/20272	LETTER: Francis Calder, Gallt-y-Beren, nr. Pwllheli to Lord Newborough, asking to know how de Winton is. He will visit him if he is now with his Lordship.	1843 Jan 2
XD2/20273	LETTER: H.S. Hayden, Caernarfon to Lord [Newborough], enclosing a Statement of Account of the annual expenditure of St. Mary’s Church, Caernarfon to April 1842 [printed; present]. There is a deficien... more	1843 Jan 2
XD2/20273A	LETTER: Francis Calder, Gallt-y-Beren?, to Lord [Newborough]. He is sorrowed by the news of Mr. de Winton’s death. He offers sympathy. He is glad he now spoke out the dangers of the complaint.	[1843 Jan 4]

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