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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/22967	LETTER: Marie Schroeder, 52 Norland Square, to Lord Newborough. She apologises for troubling him but she is in great hardship. Her husband cannot work. They are living in that house as it is cheape... more	1850 Jan 1
XD2/22968	LETTER: M. Lloyd, Castle Square, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough. He is sending some samples of sherry. He hopes Lord Newborough will buy some from him. Enclosed: CIRCULAR advertising wines.	1850 Jan 3
XD2/22969	LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough, explaining the delay in rendering his accounts. He has threatened those in arrears with selling up.	1850 Jan 3
XD2/22970	LETTER: D. Pugh, Abererch to Lord Newborough, asking him to fulfil his promise to give £1 per year towards the Abererch National School.	1850 Jan 7
XD2/22971	LETTER: Richard Lloyd Edwards, Nanhoron, to Lord [Newborough], requesting, for the second time, several years of arrears due. Mr. Griffith Jones refuses to attend to the business, or he would not tro... more	1850 Jan 7
XD2/22972	LETTER: Llewellyn Turner, Parkia, to Lord Newborough. He contests Lord Newborough’s recent handling of a case involving Elizabeth Smith, when costs were disallowed and Lord Newborough declared i... more	1850 Jan 7
XD2/22973	LETTER: G. Irby, Porthamel, to Lord Newborough, discussing his poor sport and regretting he cannot come to Glynllifon, and other social matters.	1850 Jan 8
XD2/22974	LETTER: Thomas Jones, Glynrhonwy Slate Works, to Lord Newborough, sending £10.5s.3d. for rents and an account, which he asks his Lordship to return signed. He would send the receipts for income tax t... more	1850 Jan 9
XD2/22975	LETTER: Griffith Jones, Clynnog to Lord Newborough. He asks him to send someone for the Pwllheli box, which contains £4000, as he does not trust the landlord of the place and there are no locks on th... more	1850 Jan 10
XD2/22976	LETTER: George J. Irby, Porthamel, to [Lord] Newborough, asking after the family’s health. He must take his ’Etonian’ back on the 12th. He asks after the new vessel.	1850 Jan [?10]

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