Thomas Jones, Bryntirion to John Griffith,
Tj gives up any claim to the walled garden opposite Tuthill cottage in Penrallt, and encloses a copy of a certificate to that effect. He will have the assignment from the corporation made over to Jg; he wishes to be JG's tenant to the property. Apologies for any offence given.
Thomas Jones, Bryntirion to John Griffith,
Hugh the slater has by JG's direction been enquiring about stones left at Penrallt in 1811. Robert Jones has accounted for them fully the stone was used in building JG's house in Market Street and at Penygelli.
[Thomas James, Bulkeley Lord] Bulkeley, Stowe, to [Hugh Griffith],
Request to sign enclosure and forward immediately to William Froggatt, esq., who is to dispose of the money from the sale of the Fetcham estate by buying stock, the price of w;-rich is expected to rise. Compliments to Hg, Mrs. Griffith and their son. Endorsed with a note, dated 5 Aug., of returning of the draft by the Pwllheley Post to Carnarvon.
[Thomas James Lord] Bulkeley, Stanhope Street, [London] to Hugh Griffith, esq,
[Thomas James Lord] Bulkeley, Stanhope Street, [London] to Hugh Griffith, esq.,. The conveyances of the Fetcham estate in Surrey having been completed, TJB's solicitor will call on Hg as trustee of the settlements of Tjb and Lady Bulkeley, with Sir John Leicester, to witness the execution of the deeds, and will deliver a bond of indemnity.
Thomas James Bulkeley, Lord Bulkeley, Paris, to the Rev. William Griffith,
Account of TJB's travels in France. Finds himself short of money through the fault of 'Sir Hugh'. Begs Wg to 'bully' Sir Hugh or otherwise to organise money for him.
[Thomas James Bulkeley Lord] Bulkeley, Venice to Hugh Griffith, esq,
Thanks for a letter; account of TJB's health and travels in Italy. Concerning the possibility of Mr. Meyrick's standing as a candidate for the county in the election. TJB's plans for returning home. He has ordered in Rome a monument to be dedicated at Aber Church to the memory of the Rev. William Griffith (d. 1773) - he quotes the inscription. Enclosed is a copy of the inscription.
T[homas] A[ssheton] Smith to [Hugh Griffith],
States his inability to be present at a meeting to oppose the Treasury warrant of appointment (no. P630, dated 20 Nov., 1778); but expresses his full support and eagerness to act in the cause.
'The Case drawne by Mr. Owen Wynne on Sir William Williams' parte and sent to Gruffyth Jones without his hand unto itt'.
Terrier of the church and churchyard of Llandwrog, co. Caern., of the glebe house and land; and a list of the benefactors of the church and the poor in the parish.
Terrier of p. Rhiw, co. Caern,
Lands named: Ty mawr, Trwyn y Garreg, Tyddyn Dymchwa. Appended is a lease (copy), dated 20 Sept. 1730 of parcels of land in Rhiw called Tir yr Eglwys, intermixed with the tmt., called Tû mawr yn Porth neighgwl.
Specimen Letters Patent of James I granting authority ?to a judge.
[See also D 832-93, P 451-60 and sections relating to the Griffith family of Porthamal and Llanfair-is-gaer, especially Richard Griffith.].
Table of the rate of Land Tax from 1733 to,
Table of the rate of Land Tax from 1733 to 1793.
Table of the prothonotary's fees in North Wales,
Table of fees to be taken by the Clerk of the Peace for co. Caern., at the Court of Quarter ...,
Table of fees to be taken by the Clerk of the Peace for co. Caern., at the Court of Quarter Sessions.
?T Bertie, Englefield Green, to John Griffith, esq,
?T Bertie, Englefield Green, to John Griffith, esq.,. Thanks on behalf of Lady Bulkeley for JG's letter of sympathy on the death of Lord Bulkeley; account of the health of Lady Bulkeley.
Swift, Jonathan Verses on the death of Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D. occasioned by reading a maxim in Rochefoulcault Re-printed Dublin: by George Faulkner, 1739 3rd ed. [Previously printed in London Printed].
Surveys and Valuations of the Llanfair estate, including a detailed valuation of Br n farm, p. Llanfair[-is-gaer], co. Caern. [no. R35].