Dangos 153 canlyniad

Enclosing a share ticket in the New Quay [Harbour Co.], which the recipient was to return if it was not meant for him.

The boundaries between the Tyglyn and Blaencamel estates and an alleged trespass by the recipient.

Letter from George James Wigley, clerk to the New Quay Harbour Co., co. Card., from the clerk's office, Aberaeron, to A. T. Davies, esq., at Ty Glyn. Notice of the annual general meeting of the proprietors of shares in the said company.

Estate matters.

Copy of Major Davies's reply to No. 153 of 25 Feb. stating that the property was not vested in the commission.

Letter from F. J. Hinton, Assistant Secretary to the Welsh Church Commission, from 39 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, to Major F. G. Davies at Tyglyn, Ciliau Aeron, co. Card. The commissioners, having received a report from the land valuation department and a copy of a faculty relating to the problem, agree that St Alban's chapel, Tyglyn, had not been vested in them.

The writer had just arrived home from Egypt. He was serving on a medical recruiting board. He encloses (no. 170) an extract from a history of the Royal Society, a pamphlet by Alban Thomas which had been suppressed by the government. The said Alban Thomas had been mixed up in Bishop Atterbury's plotting for the restoration of the Stuarts and had been compelled to bolt to Scotland.

The recipient's will; arrangements, etc. concerning a sale.

The writer had visited Tyglyn and expresses regrets at the dispersal of the treasures which had accumulated there. He had in his possession old letters (1780-1830) referring to Tyglyn and Monachty, also a quarto edition of the 'Anatomie' of 1615. He refers to family relationships.

An account of his work at the hospital, criticism of staff work in the zone; he believes an attack to be imminent in Egypt and fears trouble with the Arab tribes; submarines had been active in the area and had gained many successes, chiefly owing to the clever work of the German intelligence service.

Family correspondence, comprising letters to Alban Thomas Davies from Susannah Maria Thomas Jones Gwynne, Martha Davies and Peter Gaillard, purser of the ship 'Catherine'.

Army Field Service Correspondence Books which seem to have been kept by Capt. K. R. Davies of the 11th Entrenching Battalion, [?Yorkshire & Lancashire Regiment], whilst on active service 1916-1917, recording unit routine matters.

Volume of miscellanea, including extracts from S. Meyrick, History .... of the county of Cardigan relating to Neuadd and Ty Glyn; a copy of a letter from S. Meyrick to the Rev. Alban Thomas Jones Gwynne of Ty Glyn on the subject of the family pedigree, 29 May 1808; a copy of the reply to the said letter; genealogical notes relating to the family.

1. Mathew James of Kilvacha, co. Card., gent. 2. Henry Jones of Tyglyn, co. Card., gent. Grant of the authority to erect a weir over the river Ayron from part of the tmt of the said Henry Jones called Noyadd Du in p. Killie Ayron to part of the tmt of the said Mathew James called pen y pont newydd and pant y kwchie in p. Kilkeninne, for stopping and turning the said river in order to serve a new mill on the land of the said Henry Jones near a place called pont Dolvour and to water a piece of land called Dol y velyn, all in co. Card.

1. John Jones. 2. Henry Jones of Tuglyn, esq., his son. Receipts for rents.