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XD2/22967-23340

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/23067 LETTER: Farrer and Co., Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [London], to Lord Newborough, to enclose the previous year’s bill [not present].  1850 April 9
XD2/23068 LETTER: Thos. Lloyd Owen, Bodfean to Lord Newborough, re the chandelier for Bodfean Church. He has heard that it belonged to Clynnog and, if so, his morality would not allow its transfer, in spite of...  more 1850 April 9
XD2/23069 LETTER: Wm. Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough, discussing an application for a take note on the estate in Dolgarrog wood by Richard Evans of Llanllyfni, who already works a quarry there, and H. Hugh...  more 1850 April 9
XD2/23070 LETTER: Owen Owen, Bodnithoedd, to Lord Newborough, applying on his son’s behalf for the tenancy of Tynengan, Bryncroes.  1850 April 10
XD2/23071 LETTER: Richard Poole to Lord Newborough, discussing Quarter Sessions business - the accounts, an appeal for remission for two prisoners on grounds of good conduct.  1850 April 10
XD2/23072 LETTER: Griffith Jones to Lord Newborough, reporting on his visit to the Corn Market and the difficulty of finding good quality grain.  1850 April 13
XD2/23073 LETTER: W.L. Farrer, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, [London], to Lord Newborough, clarifying points re the raising of money to pay off General Lygen’s mortgage, and the amount of stamp duty payable...  more 1850 April 13
XD2/23074 LETTER: Jeffrey de Winton, at Liverpool to Lord Newborough; reporting on the progress with the steam chest. It should be ready before the Diligence leaves. The chest is very well made. Discusses va...  more 1830 April 13 [?1850]
XD2/23075 LETTER: David Williams, Bron Eryri, to Lord Newborough. Discusses the unfortunate selection of jurors.  1850 April 16
XD2/23076 LETTER: Hon. W.O. Stanley, Penrhos, to Lord Newborough, inviting him to visit them. Mrs. Stanley has not asked Lady Newborough, knowing her unwillingness to leave home.  1850 April 17
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