Dangos 1698 canlyniad

Letter from Maurice Wynne at Gwernhaylid, to Lewis Jones at Oswestry, touching the progress of the writer's search among papers at Gwernhaylid and elsewhere relevant to the matter specified in no. 1439.

Letter from Lord Newborough at The Abbey, near Conway [to Maurice Wynne] acknowledging the recipient's permission to construct a road through the recipient's estate near Festiniog to facilitate communication between his lordship's slate quarries and the turnpike road.

1. Rev. Maurice Wynne of Bangor, co. Flint, clerk, Doctor of Laws;. 2. Griffith Humphreys of Bryntirion in the parish of Festiniog, co. Merioneth, yeoman. Lease for two lives of land called Cefnperfedd in the parish of Festiniog, co. Merioneth, with the messuage erected thereon. Seals.

Letter from Lord Newborough [to Maurice Wynne] expressing his inability to be at Carnarvon and inviting the recipient to dinner at Glynllivon.

"Statement to show in what manner Miss Giffard's property is circumstanced".

Letter from D. Price at Hendre Rhyd Gethin, to Mr. Griffith Thomas at Maentwrog bodge, touching the problem of encroachments in the parish of Penmachno and the necessity of calling a meeting of proprietors to consider means of carrying through an enclosure bill.

Letter (copy) from M[aurice] W[ynne] [to Wynn Belasyse] recounting the writer's negotiations with the late Lord Newborough and expressing his willingness to grant the road upon the terms previously proposed.

1. Phillips Lloyd Fletcher of Gwernhayled, co. Flint, esq.;. 2. William Watson of Overton, co. Flint, slater. Least for two lives of a messuage in Overton. Seals.

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Acquittance from Richard Davies to the Rev. Dr. Wynne of a sum of £1.-11s.-6d due for a leasehold of two dwellings in Festiniog.

1. Rev. Maurice Wynne, Doctor of Laws and rector of Bangor Iscoed, co. Flint;. 2. David William of Cae'r Blaidd in the parish of Festiniog, co. Merioneth, miller. Lease for two lives of a parcel of land enclosed from the waste land and from a field called Cae tal y Bunt in the parish of Festiniog, with the house erected thereupon called Pen Bont y Pandu and adjoining the bridge called Pont Pandu otherwise called Pont Rhydfelen. Seals.

Letter from Samuel Newton at Pickhill, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne, to the effect that the writer is ready to give £125 for the tithes of the township.

Letter from D. Loperwood to the Rector of Bangor, co. Flint, indicating his willingness to provide at small cost a copy of an action of 1720 (Jones v. Davies), involving the rector of Bangor, which the writer had located among exchequer records.

Memorandum touching the lands which were the subject of a decree dated 7 July, 1721, concerning tithe agistment in the parish of Bangor, co. Flint.

Letter from Samuel Newton at Pickhill Hall, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne, informing the recipient of the meeting of the owners and occupiers of land in Bangor held on 3 May, 1821 and enclosing a copy of the resolutions (no. 1485).

Letter from R. Elks at Pwllheli, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne at Bangor, touching encroachments upon a common called Gwyllt Deckwyn in the parish of Llandeckwyn, co. Merioneth, and requesting the recipient's opinion upon a proposal to make a general division of the common by agreement between the proprietors either according to the Land Tax or Poor Rate Assessment.

Letter from William Williams at Dolgelley, to [Rev. Dr. Wynne) to the effect that Mr. Poole's debt to the recipient was £39.-10s.-0d.

Letter (copy) from M[aurice] Wynne to Lord Grosvenor expressing the writer's hope that the recipient's son would be able to make enquiries at the Vatican concerning material relating to Bangor church.