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Page from The London Gazette, 17 March 1835, including the announcement that the Commission to John Lloyd Wynne, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant, dated 30 January 1831, has been signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Denbighshire.

Poem entitled 'The Statue of the dying Gladiator', by Felicia [Dorothea] Browne, addressed to John Wynne, esq., Coed Coch. Written on envelope, "with many thanks from Miss Angharad Llwyd". [see nos. 3039, 3041 and 3046]. Dated at Bronwhilfa.

'Statement of the Respective Distances of the several Parishes and Townships in the County of Denbigh, from Ruthin, in the said County', approved by John Heaton, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 30 January 1847. Addressed to J. Lloyd Wynne, esq., Coed Coch. Printed.

'Pennill ar ddyfodiad Henry Wynne, Yswain, Coed Coch i'w Oed : Gorphenaf 31 1856. Ynghyd a dychweliad ei frawd Mr. Edward, adref, yn fyw ac yn iach o Crimea. Ar y mesur Belil March', gan Joseph o Golwyn. [Verse, by 'Joseph o Golwyn', on the Coming of Age of Henry Wynne, Esq., Coed Coch, July 31, 1856, and the return of his brother, Edward, from the Crimea]. Welsh. Printed.

Pamphlet entitled 'Addenda to Plas Newydd and reminiscences of the "Ladies of Llangollen" with a portrait of their faithful servant, Mary Carryl, drawn from life by the late Lady Delamere', (16pp.). Printed by Hugh Jones, Castle Street, Llangollen.

'The Chief Rent Book', containing receipts of payments to Peter Davies, 1688-1704, David Williams, 1704-1725, John Lloyd, 1716-1719, Thomas Jones, 1712, and Robert Williams, 1712, for rents at Ruthin, Bryncaredig and Llanynys, Llanfwrog and Galchog Estate, co. Denbigh. Bound in brown leather.

Rent Roll of Nantglyn, co. Denbigh, from 25 March 1688 to 1694. Contains a vellum cover being an extract from a deed, dated 1676 or 1677, including Martha Goodman, John Wynne, Robert Wynne, Humphrey Wynne, Elizabeth Lloyd, Gabriel Goodman and Elizabeth Lloyd as parties.

Chief Rent Book concerning lands in the parishes of Bettws Abergele, Llanelian, Abergele and Llysfaen, co. Denbigh, 1752-1787, with an account of the tithe of Llangernyw, 1738, and an inventory of what was sold of the goods of Hedd Lloyd,-esq., deceased ('ye sale was on August 18 1738'). Vellum bound.

Note-book ('Harry's Booke') containing 'count of labourers in begin at May in the year 1764', an account of expenses with the 'Confederate pack of Hounds', 1766-7, and a list of dogs, hounds, beagles and pointers, giving their names, tenements, details of their breeding and colours or marks, 1766-1781.

Pocket-book containing memoranda, with a loose sheet of paper containing a 'Translation of Dr Cumming's prescription for me in my first attack of gout', March 1811'. Bound in leather (with metal clasp).

Small pocket-book entitled 'Words of Command at the Inspection or Review including the Eighteen Manoevres', copied from a compilation by A G. Carmichael, Adjutant. Contains a note, dated 10 October 1804 from Gwrych [near Abergele, co. Denbigh] from T.H. Browne [? Sir Thomas Henry Browne, K.C.H., brother of Felicia Dorothea Brown].