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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/22977	LETTER: Hugh P. Manley, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough. He will attend to the matters in Liverpool, including getting information re the insurance of the Vesta from fire, an unusual matter. His Lord... more	1850 Jan 11
XD2/22978	LETTER: David Morris, St. Helen Foundry, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, asking with whom he should settle for the rent of Brynteg farm. Document defective: Stamp missing.	1850 Jan 12
XD2/22979	LETTER: Owen Jones and Thos. Turner, Churchwardens of Llanbeblig to Lord Newborough, re necessary repairs to Llanbeblig Church. Appeal for money.	1850 Jan 12
XD2/22980	LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey, to Lord Newborough, discussing the payment of the contractor for the Melai building contract, and various points concerning the building work completed. He has done ... more	1850 Jan 12
XD2/22981	LETTER: The Bishop of Bangor to Lord Newborough, inviting him to stay at the palace on Wednesday before the meeting of the Trustees of Botwnnog School.	1850 Jan 14
XD2/22982	LETTER: C.W. Jones from Chester to Lord Newborough. He has just finished work on a cemetery and as a result of good conduct has been proposed for the post of Task Master at Chester Castle; he asks fo... more	1850 Jan 14
XD2/22983	LETTER: Young, Peddie and Co. (formerly Willliam D. Young and Co.), 54 Hanover St., Edinburgh, to Lord Newborough, requesting payment of their account, and giving notice that their Liverpool branch ha... more	1850 Jan 16
XD2/22984	LETTER: Capt. Browning of the Horse Guards to Lord Newborough. He has been to the War Office about Mr. Collis’ claim. However, they will not consider claims after 16 years have passed unless t... more	1850 Jan 16
XD2/22985	LETTER: The Bishop of Bangor, Bangor, to Lord Newborough. He is sorry he will not have his Lordship’s company.	1850 Jan 17
XD2/22986	LETTER: John Jones, at Birmingham to Lord Newborough, asking if the proposed conservatory has been abandoned or merely delayed. He will be happy to make any alterations necessary. He suggests that p... more	1850 Jan 17

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