6 canlyniad gyda gwrthrychau digidol Dangos canlyniadau gyda gwrthrychau digidol
From : Lady Hall. Recommending the appointment of A. J. Johnes as a judge of the small Debts Court in Wales. Inclusion of Monmouth in the jurisdiction of the Welsh judge because of the large number of Welsh speaking inhabitants. Copy.
From : Miss Burke, St. John's Wood. Writer's father was on the continent anal had no house in England. Her cottage was a furnished one and all articles of property belonging to Mr. Burke had been taken for arrears of rent due. Writer states these facts to save Mrs. Owen unnecessary trouble.
From: Lord Sudeley, Dover St. Regrets being unable to gratify addressee's wishes with regard to the clerkship of the peace. Copy.
Letter to : C. Mickleburgh, Montgomery,
From : Anne Warburton Owen. Business and estate matters.
From : A[rthur] C[harles] H[umphreys]. Child's letter.
From : E. Wingfield Humphreys. Proposed partnership in New Zealand run with Macfarlane. Seeks advice concerning possibility of obtaining employment in a mercantile house connected with New Zealand or Australia.
From : Charles C. Atkinson, University College, London. Would be glad to receive gift of Dr. Johnes's medical books.
From: A. W. O[wen]. Receipt of Kirkpatrick rent. Draft.
From : Anne Warburton Owen. Claim for ten shillings which she had paid a voter who had lost four days' work in order to vote for the Liberal candidate.
From : Elizabeth Morgan, Milford near Newtown. Concerning her brother's watch.
From : J. W. Hayes. Arrangements to attend mining company meeting on behalf of addressee.
Letter to : [A. C.?] Humphreys,
From : [--], Harrow. Repayment of fare. Gratitude for addressee's help. Gladstone's defeat.
Letter to Miss Vaughan Davies, Penmaen Dovey,
From : A. G. Humphreys Owen. Mrs. Owen of Glansevern desired information concerning a Mr. Henry Pughe Owen of Llanfyllin who maintained he was related to the Owen of Glansevern He stated that his family came from Maentwrog and Mrs. Owen would be grateful for any information concerning the Owen family of Maentwrog and if they were related in any way to the Owens of Glansevern. Copy.
From : Edward Lewis, Nanty. Right to common land.
From : E. Wingfield Humphreys, London. Instructions concerning money matters and the management of writer's estate in New Zealand.
From : Herbert Owen Johnes Ross. Death of his aunt.
Letter to : Walker And M. Walker,
From : A. C. Humphreys Owen, Glansevern. Trusts etc. relating to Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, deceased.
From : The Farmers Alliance, London. Arrangements for Newtown meeting. (Reply from Stuart Rendel regrets the Alliance meeting could not be postponed. Begs to be excused from making any arrangements at present concerning the meeting). Copies.
Letter from William Corbett Winder of Vaynor Park, addressed to his tenants and friends, stating that although he had always supported the Liberal Party he considered the attempt to disendow the church so unjust a measure he had decided to vote for the party which supported the church.
Letter to : William Hawkins Tilston,
From : Stuart Rendel. Welsh Liberal organisation. Copy.