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XD2/22967-23340

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/22997 LETTER: Richard Griffiths, Caernarfon to [Robert Thomas]. He will carry coals for his Lordship at the price he did previously.  1850 Jan 30
XD2/22998 LETTER: John McColl to [J] de Winton. Discuses the specifications of a large ship. Asks De Winton to write to the War Office for him concerning an uncle of his who joined the 98th Regiment of Foot i...  more 1850 Jan
XD2/22999 LETTER: W.B. Hankey from Worksop, co. Notts. to Lord Newborough, describing his stay in Nottingham and other matters.  1850 Feb 1
XD2/23000 LETTER: M[organ] Lloyd, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, thanking him for his order for wines and outlining what is available.  1850 Feb 4
XD2/23001 LETTER: John Evans, Gyfelog, Clynnog, to Lord Newborough, applying for the tenancy of Tynengan-llyn farm.  1850 Feb 4
XD2/23002 LETTER: M. Lloyd, Castle Sq., Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, informing his Lordship that he had let the old custom house to Owen Edwards, stone cutter at £20 p.a. from 12 Nov 1849. Owen Edwards was g...  more 1850 Feb 4
XD2/23003 LETTER: Richard A. Poole, Clerk of the Peace, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, giving notice of an Adjourned Session to sign the mortgage deed for £1500 to complete the county’s quota towards the ...  more 1850 Feb 4
XD2/23004 LETTER: Coutts & Co., Strand, London, to Lord Newborough. The usual half-year’s interest payment to Hon. Major Keppel and Lady Anne Thynne is now being paid, amounting to £427.3s.4d.  1850 Feb 9
XD2/23005 LETTER: Owen Roberts, Dinas to Lord Newborough, requesting payment of £4.11s.10½d. arrears of tithe rent charge accrued by his Lordship’s late gardener, Mr. O. Jones.  1850 Feb 5
XD2/23006 LETTER: Griffith Jones, Yoke House, to Lord Newborough. Major Burnett died at Bodegroes. He has left his personal estate to his daughter, free of her husband’s control.  1850 Feb 11
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