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XD2/22967-23340

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/22987 LETTER: John Jackson, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough, concerning a recent meeting at Caernarfon to adopt measures for the relief of distressed mechanics, masons, slaters, labourers, shoemakers and fis...  more 1850 Jan 18
XD2/22988 LETTER: William Elias at Conwy to Lord Newborough. He reports on the collection of the rents.  1850 Jan 18
XD2/22989 LETTER: David Williams, Cwmbowydd, Ffestiniog Secretary of the Committee of the British School, to Lord Newborough, re the lease.  1850 Jan 19
XD2/22990 LETTER: H. Bayley Williams, Pantafon to Lord [Newborough], asking on behalf of the bearer of the letter, his Lordship’s tenant, Grace Owen, Ty Canol, nr. Cwm y Glo, for the tenancy of the small ...  more 1850 Jan 21
XD2/22991 LETTER: Daniel Homfray, Porthmadog, to Lord Newborough, re the lease of the Ffestiniog Quarry School.  1850 Jan 21
XD2/22992 LETTER: Robert Jones, Botwnnog to Lord Newborough, asking for donations to buy fuel and clothing for the poor of Mellteyrn parish.  1850 Jan 21
XD2/22993 LETTER: Benjamin Sothern, Liverpool to Lord Newborough, requesting signature on a warrant for payment at the Bank.  1850 Jan 24
XD2/22994 LETTER: Mr. Lloyd Edwards, Nanhoron to Lord Newborough. He understands that Plas Peake used to be near the new market place in Caernarfon. Discusses other business matters.  1850 Jan 26
XD2/22995 LETTER: William Dooley, Liverpool to Lord Newborough, concerning some caps and wadding purchased.  1850 Jan 26
XD2/22996 LETTER: David Williams, Cwmbowydd, Ffestiniog to Lord [Newborough], to accompany a copy of the British School lease [not present].  1850 Jan 30
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