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Vouchers, dated 1826 and undated of John Griffith, including one receipt in Welsh (no. P194), and another for £2-15s paid to John Edwards, Deputy Steward of Bardsey, for a year's salary.

Vouchers, including a bill of costs and receipt of Messrs Dyson and Co. for opposing the Carnarvon and Llanberis Railway Bill, (no. P1570), and receipts for contributions to charities and other causes.

Vouchers, including a receipt, dated 23 Dec., 1856, signed by John Hughes, master of Tydweiliog School, for the yearly contribution of £3 of John Griffith Griffith to the school (no. P1355).

Vouchers, including receipts for the annual contribution of John Griffith Griffith to Tydweiliog and Llanenddwyn schools, dated respectively 21 Dec., 1858 and 20 Dec., 1858 (nos. P1405 and P1407).

Vouchers, including receipts for the annual contributions of John Griffith Griffith to the poor of Tydweiliog, dated 21 Dec., 1857 (no. 1390), to Tydweiliog school, dated 22 Dec., 1857 (no. 1389) and to Llanenddwyn school, dated 21 Dec., 1857 (no. P1391).

The failure to get 'ye Carnarvon Affaire' heard at the Bar of the House of Commons; arrangements concerning 'ye Salop tryall'.

W Jones, Crosby Square to John Rowland, Plastirion, co. Caern.,. The sale by Mr. Griffith to the Miss Todds of a plot of ground (no. D528, dated 16 March, 1847).

W. Myddelton, Inner Temple, [London], to John Griffith, esq.,. Has been asked to write by Sir John Wynne who with Sir Thomas Mostyn is about to make an application regarding duty on the carrying of coal on the coast. Encloses a memorial [not with the letter] delivered by them to the Custom House Board, where the commissioners advised settling by solicitors. Asks for information concerning the exact time when duty began to be paid. Wm intends to find when Conway, Carnarvon and Beaumaris were established as ports, not 'Creeks within the Port of Chester'. Regards to Mrs. Griffiths and Mr. H. Griffiths and his lady.

Has made two wigs for Jg at £1-14s each.

Wishes to introduce a delicate subject. It is said that Tjb is particular in his attentions to Miss Martin, so that people conclude an attachment. Let Tjb consider, and if he so wishes, make his proposal within a month, as another is also likely to be made in that time. On the second sheet is a copy of TJB's answer, undated from Baronhill: He is at a loss to answer on such a delicate subject. His youth upon first acquaintance, and upon greater familiarity later his wish to be polite to Miss Martin and her family dictated his actions. Wishes to continue in friendship to Miss Martin and the family. Does not wish yet to settle for his life, and would not be a bar to any other proposal to her.

Sends deeds and memoranda of improvements etc., [relating to Pentrebach, p. Llanwnda, co. Caern.,] and requests payment of £625 upon their delivery.

Acquiesence of Col. Vaughan, as Constable of Harlech Castle, though unable to see it as part of his official duty, to collect rents specified by Tj. Notes on probable previous custom. Wj requests copies of the rental and warrant and promises to make due arrangements for collection.

Warrant of safe-conduct, signed by Thomas Blagge, governor of the town and castle of Wallingford, to William Crarrett to travel to West Chester.

Testator bequeaths:. To his eldest s., Thomas Jones, 5s.,. To his eldest d., Jane Jones, 5s.,. To his d. Catherine Jones, 5s.,. To his grand-daughter Catherine, d., of Thomas Jones, £1-10s.,. His mortgage to pay his debts. The residue to his wife, Gaynor Williams, including lands which after her decease shall go to his s., William Jones. Testator appoints Gaynor Williams, his wife, as executor. Copy taken from the Episcopal Registry of Bangor.