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[Duke of] Beaufort, [Badminton],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Election to the Turf Club.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Stating his decision to resign from the Trusteeship of Sir W. G. Craig's estate.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Asking for an estimate of the contents of the works bottoms.
Pen[darves Vivian] [?Glanafon],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Minor details of the partnership of the brothers and the problems of A. P. Vivian's settlement fund.
Pen[darves Vivian], [Glanrafon],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Pen's position within the Company, and Cornish trade.
Pen[darves Vivian], [?Glanafon],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Arguing that Pen has not run the Margam business efficiently and answering Pen's attacks on himself.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Glad to hear he will stay at Glanrafon.
Pen[darves Vivian], [?Glanafon],
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Stating he will send the papers to Wm J. Loyd that day.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Referring to his marriage settlement stock.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Thanking him for his judgement on the argument between the brothers.
[W.] Graham [Vivian], [?Clyne Castle],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Letter accompanying memorandum from William Loyd, and copy of memorandum.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Transfer of stock to the Taff Vale Railway.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Memorandum in answer to one by Lord Vivian concerning interference in the business by the latter, and arguments dating back to 1844.
[W.] Graham [Vivian], [?Clyne Castle],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Detailing the purchase of Lord Charles Crespigny Vivian, of Truro's share in the Swansea business by J. H. Vivian in 1844, and the disagreements at the time.
Bell, Brodrick and Gray, (London],
Rhan oVivian Papers
Payment for stock and deposit of certificates.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Answering accusations that the family had induced Bessey Gibson Craig to live 'in an unbecoming manner'.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Answering accusations that the family had induced Bessey Gibson Craig to live 'in an unbecoming manner'.
Rhan oVivian Papers
List of accusations by A. P. Vivian against his brothers Graham, and Hussey.
Rhan oVivian Papers
Graham and Glynn's opinion of H. H. Vivian's copper purifying patent.