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Includes a description and sketches of Almington Hall near Market Drayton.

Press letter book of copy letters from J. Marshall Dugdale, entitled 'Montgomeryshire Conservative Association, 1881-1884'. Index of recipients at the front of the volume.

Index of recipients at the front of the volume.

Letters to John Marshall Dugdale other than from John Dugdale his father.

Also includes summary accounts for J. Marshall Dugdale & Bros for the half-years ended Dec. 1891 and June 1892, and a copy of the Royal Commission on Labour form III, 'The agricultural labourer: notes for the inquiry', with handwritten notes relating to Llanfyllin.

Original bundle of letters from Owen Jones of Llangynog Rectory to J. Marshall Dugdale, relating to the restoration of Llangynog church.

Also includes a printed list of the members of a council [of Conservative Party associations in North Wales?], 1893-94, receipt and expenditure account for the Excelsior Minstrel Troupe entertainment, 2 Feb. 1894, Rugby School book, Easter 1894, summary accounts for Messrs J. Marshall Dugdale & Bros for the half-years ended June and Dec. 1894.

Also includes a printed copy of 'Regulations and syllabus of the examinations for the national diploma in the science and practice of agriculture', 1900; printed copy of a letter from Martin J. Sutton to Cecil Parker, chairman of the special committee to consider the R.A.S.E. Show System, April 1900; secretary's report to the Montgomeryshire Conservative Association AGM, May 1900; programme for the Llanfyllin County School opening ceremony, May 1900 (three copies).

Recovery by Anne Humffreys, widow, William Humffreys, esq., Peter Price, esq., and Catherine Price, at the Montgomeryshire Spring Sessions, of the manor of Brithdir in Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant and Llanwddin, the manor of Cilceirenydd otherwise Trefeglwys in Trefeglwys (100m., 20 tofts etc.), the rectory of Trefeglwys and its tithes, a moiety of the tithes of Llanfair, and "the advowson of the vicarage of the church of Trefeglwys in the several parishes of" Llanfyllin, Llangurig, Llandinam, Trefeglwys, Manafon, Berriew, Meifod, Guilsfield, Llanfair Caereinion, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, Llanwddyn and Llanerfyl, 1781; conveyance by Erasmus Alvey Darwin, esq., and others to James Hardy Wrigley, esq., of Garthgell and Pentalog farms (450a.) and Bwlchycocksydd farm (39a.), all p. Llanfyllin, and covenant for the production of deeds, both 1851 [William Humffreys, esq., and Rebecca otherwise Beck Humffreys, widow, both of Llwyn, were parties to the deeds]; draft conveyance by Rev. Andrew Bennet to John Dugdale and his trustee of Cefn Gribbin Farm (10a.), Belan Farm (10a.) and Rhiwfawr Farm (9a.), all formerly part of the commons of Llanfyllin and Mechain Uwch Coed, 1852; conveyance of the Llwyn estate by John Dugdale to John Marshall Dugdale, 24 June 1889 (attested copy, 1907).

Commonplace book relating to Irish home rule, including precises of speeches by Max O'Rell, Justin McCarthy MP, S. C. Buxton MP; the heads of the Government of Ireland Bill; newspaper cuttings; the platform of the first meeting of the Home Rule Party, May 1870; and poems.

File entitled 'Materials required', probably for a history of Llanfyllin, enclosing articles entitled 'The bells of Llanfyllin', 'John Foulkes, the bellman', 'The old charter of Llanfyllin', 'Llanfyllin railway' and 'Cefn Brân race course'.

Front cover stamped 'J. E. M. D.'