National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

L3791.
File
1870 Jan. 4.

Abergwili. An Act which does not forbid secular education in schools and leaves the decisions concerning religious teaching in the hands of the School Board.

Letter from Thirlwall, Bishop Connop,

L3794.
File
1870 Dec. 12.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Abergwili. Doubts about J. J's prediction as to the establishment of rate supported schools.

Copy reply re the School Board and the teaching of religion,

L3796.
File
1870 Dec. 20.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Copy letter from J. J. to Thirlwall expressing concern at his intention of resigning; the vacant living of Llandilo,

L3800.
File
[c.1874].

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Letter from Thirlwall, John,

L3801.
File
1855 Oct. 26.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Abergwili Palace. He has no reason to believe that Lampeter College will be moved. [See L1918].

Letter from Thirlwall, John,

L3803.
File
1861 Jan. 26.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Carmarthen. Thanks for a letter and a cheque towards No. 6 Company.

Letter from Thirlwall, John,

L3808.
File
1868 May 15.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Abergwili Palace. Matters concerning the benefice of Llanycrwys.

Letter from Thomas, J.D,

L3813.
File
1867 May 2.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

High Bailiff's Office Swansea. Thank for authorisation to prosecute poachers; Lord Llanover s death.

Letter from Thomas, James,

L3814.
File
1834 Oct. 27.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Llandilo. Proof of a retainer in the cause of John Harries, plaintiff, v James Thomas and William Jones, defendants.

Copy reply acknowledging receipt of L3815,

L3817.
File
1835 Apr. 20.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Letter from Thomas, James,

L3822.
File
1836 Jan 6.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Llandilo. Request for reply to L3821.

Letter from Thomas, R[ees] Goring,

L3824.
File
1855 Nov. 14.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Iscoed. Glucky's imprisonment and request for advice about re-establishing his character.

Letter from Thomas, R[ees] Goring,

L3825.
File
1859 Apr. 15.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Penylan, Newcastle Emlyn. Thanks for J. J's suggestions which deserve respectful consideration. Endorsed: ... holding Quarter Sessions three times in the year at Carmarthen'.

Letter from Thomas, R[ees] Goring,

L3826.
File
1863 Mar. 21.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Penylan, Newcastle Emlyn. Asking for help in getting his son elected to the Roads Board in his place. Addressed to Charles Bishop Esq. Endorsed with copy reply from J. J. stating the magistrates' opinion that the area between Llanelli and Carmarthen is not properly represented.

Letter from Trevor, Charles, Solicitor of Legacy Duties,

L3832.
File
1832 Mar. 14.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Stamp Office, London. Threatening to issue proceedings if the legacy duties are not paid.

Letter from Trevor, Charles, Solicitor of Legacy Duties,

L3833.
File
1832 Apr. 9.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Stamp Office, London. Threatening legal proceedings. Addressed to Mr. Israel Lewis of Ashton and forwarded by him to J. J.

Copy letter from J. J. to Col. George Rice Trevor asking for support for the intended road from Llanwrda to ...,

L3838.
File
1828 Feb. 8.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Copy letter from J. J. to Col. George Rice Trevor asking for support for the intended road from Llanwrda to join the Llandovery to Lampeter road. [See L1729].

Copy letter from J. J. asking whether he is canvassing for plumpers as is rumoured,

L3845.
File
1832 Dec. 6.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Letter from Trevor, Col. George Rice (Lord Dynevor),

L3849.
File
1834 Dec. 6.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Dynevor Castle. Canvassing for the election.

Letter from Trevor, Col. George Rice (Lord Dynevor),

L3854.
File
1843 July 12.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Carmarthen. The need for a police force; magistrates' request for troops; subscriptions towards erecting a barracks. Endorsed with copy reply about destruction to toll gates, the trial of offenders, rewards of £100 and £50, and subscriptions towards a barracks.

Narrow your results by:

Part of

Level of description

Showing 16317 results