William Lloyd to John Reignolds.
Includes a list of letters enclosed, the property of Hugh Griffith.
Petitions (Copies) of respectively, the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Carnarvon, co. Caern., of the burgesses alone, to Parliament concerning the election as burgess for the borough of Thomas Wynne.
List by Ellis Robert, Recorder of Crickieth, co. Caern., of burgesses made Aug., 1713, with same details concerning ? 1711 and 1712.
Richard Harcourt, [London], to [Richard Bulkeley], Lord Bulkeley,
Instructions to the recipient's agent for preparing briefs for the election.
Summary of the constitution [of Caernarvon, co. Caern.],
Abstract of the petitions of William Owen, esq., the burgesses and the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Carnarvon, co. Caern., against the election of Thomas Wynn as burgess for Carnarvon: and Abstract of the case of Thomas Wynn in answer thereto.
Draft Petition of the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Carnarvon, co. Caern., to Parliament concerning the alleged unlawful election of Thomas Wynne as a burgess in Parliament for the borough. Fragile.
Affidavits of Evan Roberts, tanner, David Hughes, corvisor, William Thomas, mariner, and others all of Carnarvon, co. Caern., in the case against Thomas Bulkeley, John Griffith and Hugh Griffith, esquires and John Reynolds, apothecary.
Case concerning the constitutional position of the five towns in co. Caern., in the election of a burgess to Parliament, and Queries and requests for directions on particular points; with Answers by Wm. Peere William, undated, and note of examination by Robert Price and William Lloyd, dated 3 Sept., 1713.
Draft Petition by William Owen of Porkington, co. Salop., to the House of Parliament, against the return of Thomas Wynne, esq., for the borough of Carnarvon, co. Caern.
Opinion of Samuel Dale concerning the proper procedure at elections,
Hugh Griffith, Carnarvon to [ ],
The writer has information that 'he' [unspecified ores £10,000 by judgment, which must be checked. If it is true, the recipient can clear himself from 'aspersions and ridicule'.
Richard Harcourt to Hugh Griffith,
Concerning the briefs in the case against John Griffith and John Reynolds and other matters concerning the case.
William Lloyd to Hugh Griffith,
On behalf of Lord Bulkeley, sends an enclosure relating to witnesses in a case.