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Letters and copies of letters exchanged between Charlotte Myddelton Biddulph, Robert Bald, John Biddulph, Robert Archibald Douglas, John Hughes, William Hughes, Thomas Telford and John Copner Williams concerning the leasing and subsequent working of Black Park Colliery.

1. J.C. Williams from Chirk Castle;. 2. R. Archibald Douglas, Salusbury Square, Fleet Street, London. Letter about the working and management of the Black Park Colliery.

Draft Copy of part of a deed between John Hughes and William Hughes, esquires, and Charlotte Myddelton Biddulph, relating to the lease of coal mines in co. Denbigh.

Answer of Thomas Edward Ward one of the defendants to the bill of complaint of William Hughes concerning Black Park colliery.

Abstracts of the title of the late Peter Davies, esq., to a term of 600 yrs. created by the will of the late Philip Puleston, esq., affecting a tenement called rhiwlas otherwise Tyn y fedw belonging to Mrs. Myddelton Biddulph.

1. Thomas Woollam from Holt;. 2. J.C. Williams at Chirk. Letter concerning the tenancy of a house called the Church House.

Two Copies.

Affidavit of George Ridge, defendant to the bill of complaint of Thomas Watson and others, in answer to the plaintiff's application concerning the payment of certain sums of money into court.

1. Charlotte Myddelton Biddulph of Chirk Castle, widow;. 2. The Rt. Hon. Arthur Trevor, Lord Viscount Dungannon. Articles Of Agreement for the exchange of land in the parishes of Chirk and St. Martin's.

1. T. Wollam from Holt;. 2. J.C. Williams at Chirk. Letter concerning a claim by Mr. Lamb on property owned by Johnathan Treen.

1. Charlotte Myddelton Biddulph, Lady of the manor of Chirk and Chirk Lands;. 2. John Hughes. Notice not to hunt or kill game, etc.

Releases to Charlotte Myddelton Biddulph of all rights of common etc., in all waste and common lands within the lordship of Chirk.

Papers And Letters relating to a suit between the Hon. Frederick West, plaintiff, and Charlotte Myddleton Biddulph, widow, and the churchwardens and parishioners of Chirk, co. Denbigh, defendants, in the consistory court of St. Asaph concerning the erection of a gallery in Chirk parish church.

1. J.C. Williams at Chirk;. 2. Robert Archibald Douglas at 3 Tanfield Coutr, Temple, London. Letter about money owed by Mr. Ward to Mrs. Biddulph and the transfer of colliery leases from Mr. Ward to Mr. Hughes.

1. Elizabeth Gibson;. 2. J.C. Williams at Chirk. Letter concerning a tenement bought by the first party's father, George Weaver.

Letters dealing with a proposed assignment of John Hughes's interest in the Myddelton coal mines to Thomas Jenkins of Finsbury Square, London. These have a bearing on the Hughes versus Biddulph case concerning the lease of coal mines (See F 4329-4402 and F 10533-10544 of 1825-9), and copies of most of them appear in F 10555-10564 of 1819-25. 10567. Feb. 22. John Hughes from Kent Road to George Remington. 10568. Feb. 24. George Remington to Thomas Jenkins at Finsbury Square. 10569. Feb. 26. John Hughes to George Remington, Perry St., Somers Town. 10570. Feb. 27. George Remington to Thomas Jenkins, Finsbury Square. 10571. March 3. George Remington to Thomas Jenkins. 10572. March 5. George Remington to -. 10573. March 6. John Hughes to George Remington, Perry St., Somers Town. 10574. March 7. George Remington to Thomas Jenkins, Finsbury Square. 10575. March 12. George Remington to Mr. Jenkins. 10576. March 12. John Hughes to Mr. Remingon. 10577. March 13. George Remington to Mr. Jenkins. 10578. March 22. J.C. Williams, Chirk, to Mrs. Myddelton Biddulph, Chirk Castle. 10579. April 6. Thomas Jenkins, Finsbury Square to C. Williams, Chirk. 10580. April 13. Thomas Jenkins, Finsbury Square to J.C. Williams, Denbigh. 10581. July 28. Thomas Jenkins, Finsbury Square, to - Douglas, Temple.