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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/23027	LETTER: Col. G.D. Pennant to [Lord Newborough], re the County Financial Board scheme. Document defective: Commencing part missing.	1850 March 2
XD2/23028	LETTER: Robert Williams, solicitor, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough, requesting summonses for stealing from the wreck at Dinas Dinlle.	1850 March 3
XD2/23029	LETTER:[Lord] Orkney to [Lord] N[ewborough]. He has been ill, and one of his daughters is far from well. He will try to visit his Lordship on his way to Ireland or Scotland.	1850 March 4
XD2/23030	LETTER: E. Chiappini, Cape Town to Lord Newborough. He has been trying unsuccessfully to get redress for Capt. Moody’s disgraceful treatment of his daughter. He had hoped that a friend of his,... more	1850 March 4
XD2/23031	LETTER: Thomas Morris, Tyn y pwll, Nefyn to Lord Newborough, asking for the tenancy of Ty Engan farm, parish of Bryncroes.	1850 March 4
XD2/23032	LETTER: Rev. Bayley Williams, Pantafon, to Lord Newborough. Llanrug school is to be reopened. They have found a trainee master but have had to promise him a large salary. There is no other school w... more	1850 March 5
XD2/23033	LETTER: Charles Williams, Clogwyn Nursery, to Lord [Newborough]. He has 10 upright yews, 46 Chinese Arborvitaies and 6 Arbutus, as well as Portugese Laurels and Rhododendron Catabensi. He gives pric... more	1850 March 6
XD2/23034	LETTER: W. Rogers, Beaumaris [Biwmares] to Lord Newborough, asking if his Lordship will write a testimonial for him. He is applying for a building contract at Glyn Garth.	1850 March 7
XD2/23035	LETTER: W.P. Rogers, Beaumaris [Biwmares], to Lord Newborough. He will meet Mr. G. Jones as arranged. He is to see Mr. Edwards of Nanhoron about the repairing of Llangwnadl church shortly.	1850 March 9
XD2/23036	LETTER: [Rev.] Thomas Lloyd Owen, Bodfean, to Lord Newborough, informing his Lordship that he was [originally] sending Kennedy’s ground plan of the church, as the measurements were all accuratel... more	1850 March 11

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