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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/21143	LETTER: Col. Pennant to Lord Newborough. The Colonel tells his Lordship that he has already subscribed his own name for the Provisional Committee (of the Bangor to Porthdinllaen Railway). He assures... more	1845 Feb
XD2/21144	LETTER: Griffith Jones, Yoke House, to Lord Newborough. Jones reports that he has arranged a meeting with the Overseer of Betws Garmon at Caernarfon on the 17th. He informs his Lordship that Griffit... more	1845 March 3
XD2/21145	LETTER: David Williams, at London, to Lord Newborough. Williams writes concerning the Porthdinllaen Railway, stating that ten thousand pounds have already been paid to the Railway’s bankers at ... more	1845 March 4
XD2/21146	LETTER: Rev. William Jones, Nefyn, to Lord Newborough. Jones informs his Lordship that he is erecting a residence for the teacher of the National School at Nefyn. He gives his reasons for doing so,... more	1845 March 4
XD2/21147	LETTER: R. Williams, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough. He informs his Lordship that Lloyd of Caernarfon means to go on with Ellin Griffiths’ case at the next assizes, saying that notice of trial m... more	1845 March 6
XD2/21148	LETTER: David Williams of the North Wales Railway Company to Lord Newborough. He writes giving news of the newly formed railway company to his Lordship, stating that shares are selling at £1.16.0d pr... more	1845 March 8
XD2/21149	LETTER: Richard Griffith, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough. Griffith asks of his Lordship to be held in preference for the post of clerk to the chaplain to be appointed to attend to the Workhouse. Grif... more	1845 March 8
XD2/21150	LETTER: Hugh Manley, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough. Manley tells his Lordship that the master of the Catherine and Mary has 28 tons of Runcorn coals on board, which he is anxious to sell to his Lord... more	1845 March 10
XD2/21151	NOTE: Mrs. Browning Edwards, Coed Helen, to Lord Newborough. He states that Mrs. Edwards would have answered Mr. Lloyd’s letter earlier had it not been for the absence of Mr. Haslam. She promi... more	1845 March 13
XD2/21152	LETTER: Griffith Evans, Ffestiniog to Lord Newborough. Evans writes concerning John Thomas who, he declares, is very badly in need of clothes and that the weather is cold. Evans also includes a list... more	1845 March 15

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