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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/23077	LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey, to Lord Newborough. He hopes to have collected some arrears by the time of the Llanrwst fair but it is difficult. The tenants are doing all they can to pay but time... more	1850 April 17
XD2/23078	LETTER: James Jackson from Wrexham, to Robert Thomas at Glynllifon Park, discussing the overcharging for carriage of goods carried by certain companies.	1850 April 19
XD2/23079	LETTER: John Jones of the Diligence, at Liverpool, to Lord Newborough. He sails on Monday from Liverpool; the things are not quite ready at the foundry.	1850 April 19
XD2/23080	LETTER: Jeffreys P. de Winton, 33 Mount St., [?Liverpool], to Lord Newborough. He is laid up with quinsy and so cannot meet his Lordship. The steam chest has not yet been done.	1850 April 20
XD2/23081	LETTER: Thos. Thomas, the Vicarage, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough. Discusses the parish accounts and the repairs and improvements at Llanbeblig Church. Asks for a contribution to clear off the debt... more	1850 April 20
XD2/23082	LETTER: Mr. Edward, Glynafon to Lord Newborough. He has heard there is to be a close contest for election of a harbour trustee. Asks Lord Newborough for his vote and interest on behalf of a relative... more	1850 April 20
XD2/23083	LETTER: [William Elias], The Abbey, to Lord Newborough, informing his Lordship that Robert Davies vacated the Coach and Horses in Conwy as he was going to America, and has allowed another man to take ... more	n.d. April 23 [c.1850]
XD2/23084	LETTER: Jeffrey de Winton at Liverpool, to Lord Newborough. He is recovering from an illness. The work on the steam chest is now finished. Discusses the advantages of brass tubes for boilers instea... more	1850 April 30
XD2/23085	LETTER: Henry H. Fitzgerald, at Llanberis to Lord Newborough. He has chosen a bad time to go on an expedition in search of agricultural knowledge. The grain will not be far enough advanced to get a ... more	[?1850] April
XD2/23086	LETTER: Henry H. Fitzgerald at Beaumaris [Biwmares] to Lord Newborough. Outlines his plans. They have had very bad weather and the shore from Beaumaris [Biwmares] to Puffin Island is covered with wr... more	1850 April

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