National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Correspondence between C. S M. Thruston, 14 Tedworth Sq., London, and the Board of Trade, relating to the proposed construction ...,

MC22.
File
1901-2.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Correspondence between C. S M. Thruston, 14 Tedworth Sq., London, and the Board of Trade, relating to the proposed construction of a bridge over the river Dyfi wide enough for a carriageway for general traffic, a footway and a set of tramway rails.

Correspondence relating to the erection of a footbridge over the river Dyfi,

MC23.
File
1911-1913.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Typescript Account of the Macdonald expedition in East Africa,

MC20.
File
1897.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Estimate of the costs of the new parish road in Pennal from the old parish road by Llechwedd Bodus brook ...,

MC21.
File
[late 19 cent.].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Estimate of the costs of the new parish road in Pennal from the old parish road by Llechwedd Bodus brook over Llechwedd Bodus and Penybryn land to the parish road by Penybryn farm buildings, and the widening and levelling from Fron and Pwllbudr cottages to Pennal Tower Gate.

Exercise Book containing notes on various activities relating to the running of a ship, copied by C. H. Askwith, c ...,

MC18.
File
[c. 1883].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Exercise Book containing notes on various activities relating to the running of a ship, copied by C. H. Askwith, c. 1883, from notes written by Captain Francis Liarder in 1849. Written on the frontispiece: 'C. H. Askwith, HMS Diamond 1883' and 'Professional Remarks by Captain Francis Liarder, 1849'.

Log Book of the ship Gannet,

MC19.
File
1885.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Explanation of the poor and highway rates supplied by T[homas] Edwards to C[lement] A[rthur] Thruston,

MC16.
File
1872, June 3.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Cyprus, being an English language newspaper published by Henry S. King & Co., merchant and bankers,

MC17.
File
1879, Oct. 11.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Valuation List for p. Pennal, co. Mer,

MC14.
File
[c. 1860].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Endorsed: 'valuation for Poor Law about 1860'.

Valuation of the Pantglas, Llyndu, Bedwmain and Ty Issa estates, p. Guilsfield, co. Mont,

MC15.
File
1863.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Valuation of an estate at Yardley Gobion, Pottersbury and Thurtho, Northamptonshire, being the property of Thomas Sotheby, esq,

MC12.
File
1825, April 20.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Account of the purchase money of the Yardley Gobion estate, Northamptonshire, sold by private contract,

MC13.
File
1846.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Copy Memorial to John Moore of Corunna,

MC10.
File
[c. 1814].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Assessment of the poor rate in p. Tywyn,

MC11.
File
1819, Feb. 10.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Copy.

Notebooks containing a chronology of historical events by Mrs E. Sotheby,

MC9.
File
[c. 1803].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

2 Vols.

Manuscript Volume entitled 'The discipline of a regiment of foot by an officer of the British Infantry',

MC8.
File
[late 18-early 19 cent.].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Sermon based on the Book of Job, chapter 29, verses 12-13,

MC7.
File
[late 18th cent.].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Loose Pages from a diary relating to miscellaneous estate business including rents, tithes and the turning of sheep to the ...,

MC5.
File
[c. 1772].

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Loose Pages from a diary relating to miscellaneous estate business including rents, tithes and the turning of sheep to the hill.

Journal of a voyage to the Cape of Good Hope with the East India Company,

MC6.
File
1779-1780.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Endorsement.

Papers of Captain Edward Scott [c.1752-1842] of the Scott family of Scot's Hall, Kent, with a note stating that they ...,

MC3.
File
1743-1840.

Part of Pennal Tower Estate Records,

Papers of Captain Edward Scott [c.1752-1842] of the Scott family of Scot's Hall, Kent, with a note stating that they were 'found among the old papers of Mr Scott of Bodtalog, December 1870 - connected with Merionethshire and Wales'. The papers include a loyal address to George II from the sheriff and grand jury of Merioneth, 1743 (MC3/1), expenses for rebuilding Pont ar Ddyfi bridge near Machynlleth, 1807 (MC3/10), a list of subscribers to a portrait of Sir Robert Williames Vaughan of Nanney to be placed in the town hall in Dolgellau, 1830 (MC3/12), election address of William Wynn, governor of Sandown Fort, Isle of Wight, seeking to become a candidate to replace Sir Robert Williames Vaughan as MP for Merioneth, 1836 (MC3/15), a prospectus of a building company to be called The New Aberdovey Town Company, (MC3/16), a letter from Scott to William IV thanking him for his kindness in continuing his pension (MC3/28), a letter from his brother Francis at Oxford whilst he (Edward) was serving as a soldier in France, 1768 (MC3/29), copy letter, 1786, from [Charles Fitzroy], baron Southampton, to Scott, together with copies of a letter from the Prince of Wales to Fitzroy telling him to dismiss staff from his service due 'to the reduc'd state of my circumstances' (MC3/34-6), and letters from James Mill, 1826, (MC3/49), and John Stuart Mill, 1839 (MC3/52-3). In 1798 Scott married Louisa Maria, only daughter of Lewis Anwyl and widow of Count Louis de Saumaise, who inherited Bodtalog near Tywyn. He served in the American War of Independence, and was an equerry to the Prince of Wales. A man of cultured and literary tastes he was acquainted with Thomas Love Peacock, James Mill, his son John Stuart Mill, and the lexicographer William Owen Pughe.

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