John Owen to [ ] (no name given) asking for all the officers of the parishes in co. Anglesey to ...,
John Owen to [ ] (no name given) asking for all the officers of the parishes in co. Anglesey to meet at the appointed places in co. Anglesey. Torn.
"The Epitaph sett upon my lo: of Northampton his tombe (erected at Dover) penned by Mr Parenceux, viz. upon ye one syde of the tombe".
John Bodvill to Dr William Griffith, esq., at Carreglwyd, concerning "a bond in suite",
Walter Smith to Dr William Griffith, concerning business arising from a former letter,
[ ] (Torn) to Dr Griffith concerning certain money matters.
"The Names of ye fiefteen tribes of North Wales".
Edward Nash, Storekeeper at Office of Ordnance, Chester Castle, to Capt. Griffith, Commanding Anglesea (4th Compy) volunteers, informing him of the issue of one barrel of munitions to Robert Williams of Bewmaris.
John Owen to John Griffyth, esq., at Carreg-Lwyd, asking him to inquire into a complaint made by the bearer of this letter.
"Of Robert Devereux Earle of Essex and George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, some observations by way of Paralel in the tyme of their estates and favour". 12 Pages. See also Series I, no.9.
Richard Mountford to Henry Lloyd, esq., asking for his vote and interest on his behalf for the post of Summoner to the Honorable Commissioners of Sewers. The next sessions of Sewers are to be on May 2, 1746.
Evidence given concerning the validity of the orders of Lewis Williams, clerk. (1634).
Verses in praise of "Charles, Lord Howard, Earl of Notingham". Signed "J.L.".
Warrant to levy assessment of £223. 7. 4d. in the Hundred of Menay "to maintain the armies and navies in the commonwealth". Signed by Owen Holland, O. Wood, and R. Owen Theodor. Copy of the details of assessment of the parish enclosed with the Warrant.
1 William Bold, esq. 2 John Griffith, of Carreglwyd, esq. Letter requesting that a tenant of Lady Williams of Vainoll and Capt. Thomas Bulkeley be not appointed High Collector in Tall-y-bollion.
Justices Warrant to the Sheriff and other offices to put a stop to unlawful Night Meetings at Llanfiangel Esceifiog Church. Signed by O. Wood.
Owen Roberts to William Griffith, asking for his help in his dealings with a Mr Godfrey Greene,