Valuation of Nyffrin lands, with details of damage & abuses,
Valuation of Llanfair demesne, p. Llanfair[-is-gaer] co. Caern., by W[illiam] Jones. Note of revaluation of part thereof, dated 27 Feb. 1794.
Valuation of lands on the Brynodol estate.
Valuation of lands called Caer Weddus, Bryn y Clochydd and Drws y Ddau Goed, p. Llanrug, co. Caern,
Valuation of farms of the estate of Lord Newborough in Bardsey and the parishes of Llanfaelrhys, Bryncroes, Mellteyrn, Llanengan, Llangian, Abererch, Llanystumdwy, Llanfihangely-pennat and Clynnog, co. Caern., and Holyhead, Llanfwrog, Llanfflewyn, Llanfihangel? Aberffraw and Newborough, co. Ang.
Undertaking by Robert Gryffithe that Robert Wynne & Owen Wynne, esquires, Hughe Rowland, Robert ap William Gruff' & William Lewes shall compound for encroached land appertaining to them being in the possession of the said Robert Wynne, Owen Wynne, Hughe Rowland & Robert ap William Gruff', of the son of John ap William Gr' and Gruff' ap Ric'.
Two Elegiac Couplets in Latin, with English translation.
Transcripts Correspondence, dated 1818 and undated, to the Chester Chronicle, and of an Article in the Salopian Journal, dated 1818, on the institution of English clergymen in Welsh benefices and sees.
Three Receipts by R[ichard] A[nthony] Poole of sums amounting to £1400 towards the purchase money for Tythyn Hen, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern., from Mrs. Anne Evans, two payments being through the hand of Thomas Jones, esq.,.
Three Newsletters, namely The Post Man, 13-15 May, 1697, The Flying Post or The Post-Master, 28-30 Jan., 1697/9 and The Post Boy, 28-30 Jan., 1697/8. Printed.
Three Maps of which two, dated 1756 and printed for R. Baldwin of Pater Noster Row, showing respectively the island of Minorca and the town and harbour of Mahon with St. Philips's Castle on the island of Minorca. The third, undated, shows the island of Corsica. Printed.
[Thomas Wynn] Lord Newborough, Florence, to Edward Griffith,
Acknowledgments of the writer for having been elected a member of the committee of the Navigation of the Menai. Copy.
T[homas] Williams, Marlow, to John Griffith,
Thanks for congratulations; Tw has accomplished all his election schemes to his satisfaction, especially that at Windsor, which was a remarkable victory. Comments on the victory.
T[homas] Williams, London, to John Griffith,
Mr. Jones has settled everything for Jg with Mr. Richards of Chester. Details of Wardle's scheme. The business of the bridges is dormant but proofs are favourable from all quarters except Carnarvon, whose people were also slow in opposing the new road scheme. JG's position as surety to T[homas] Jones. Postscript: hopes to obtain indemnities as to debts due on the old road; news from London.
T[homas] Williams, London, to [?Hugh Griffith],
Refers to the sale of 'W. Wynne's Merionethshire Estate' arranged for 19-20 Dec., 1777. All business will be conditional on the approval of the recipient and his colleague. Requests further directions from the recipient.