File Clenennau letters and papers 704 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - Ed(ward) Agberowe, at London, to Sir John Owen and the rest of the Deputy-Lieutenants of the County of Caernarvon,

Has been commanded by the Lord President to give them an account of the money left over of the proportion sent up for the arms. There is £42 which is designed for 'trophees'. Has already contracted for two 'halberts' and a 'partizan' at £3 complete with 'tossells'. The 'coullers 'will be £3.10.0. The two drums have not yet been completely contracted for. He reckons the whole for each company in their regiment will amount to £9. Wishes to know how many companies there are, and what 'ffancies' he designs for the regiment as most agreeable to their coat-of-arms, which is usually referred to the colonel. He will speedily dispatch as many as the money will hold out for: if there be occasion for more they must send what money shall be wanting. PS The horse 'cullers' and staff will cost at least £6 for anything handsome.