| Description | a) Page 4 of a letter published in Yr Herald Gymraeg showing support for Lord Penrhyn and describing locality. Other pages can be found in PFA/12/22, PFA/12/35 & PFA/12/45, 8 Dec 1865
b) Letter from Robert Thomas requesting a meeting with Edward Gordon Douglas Pennant to discuss any grievances he may have regarding a meeting held by the quarrymen about forming a Union. Attached is a newspaper article describing the meeting, stating that between 1,200 and 1,500 men attended and 1,543 Penrhyn quarrymen subscribed to the union. Written on the back of the letter in the hand of Edward Gordon Douglas Pennant are the names of the quarrymen who spoke, 24 November 1865
c) Letters from A. Wyatt about complaints made to him by Mr Turner and an anonymous letter published in the Liverpool Mercury. Enclosed is a letter sent to Barber (solicitor) about the matter. Also discusses slate sales and suggests that some smaller quarries have been selling slate under list price, June 1879
d) Remittances received from merchants in November 1884 and their disposal, Dec 1884
e) Cover letter in the hand of George Sholto Douglas Pennant, 6 Dec 1885
f) Correspondence regarding Mr Elizer Jones, 21 Ogwen Terrace, Bethesda. Included are letters from the son of Mr Jones asking for help for his father (who is struggling to find painting work from Liberal supporters due to being a Conservative), a letter of support for Mr Jones, and a letter of thanks for the support given, September 1885
g) Memorandum regarding number of slates sold per 1000 in the hand of George Sholto Douglas Pennant, c.1885
h) Letter from Lady Penrhyn about Lord Penrhyn's opinion on how to handle 7 quarrymen, 4 March 1885
i) Copy of a letter concerning the fall of 1879, 28 October 1886
j) Letter from A Young (senior) regarding the dismissal of A. Wyatt, 3 March 1886
k) Letter from E.A. Young detailing trip to London. Young met with Emigration Office and the Royal Institute of British Architects to whom letters are to be sent from both Penrhyn and Dinorwig Quarries, 15 October 1886
l) Letter from E A Young regarding tickets bought to take Quarrymen (and families) on an excursion to London. 651 adult tickets were bought, 3 children and 682 tickets for an exhibition, 21 October 1886
m) Anonymous letter about A. Wyatt. Also contains clipping of anonymous letter published in a newspaper regarding the management of the quarry following the dismissal of Wyatt and a letter of thanks for the dismissal, c. early 1886
n) Application for the post of Quarry Manager from Turner, 26 April 1886
o) Letter from E.A. Young regarding railway at Port Penrhyn, 9 April 1886
p) Notes on the report of J.J. Hughes (railways and quarry), c. 1885/1886
q) Letter from E.A. Young regarding the report of T.J. Hughes on the railway and issue of water supply to the Cilgeraint Mill, 25 October 1886
r) Letter from E.A. Young regarding the influence of the election on slate sales. Also details a storm that wrecked 2 boats and caused the disappearance of 3 others, 14 July 1886
s) Letter from E A Young requesting permission to produce additional slate/coal wagons, 4 October 1886
t) Letter of acknowledgement from E.A. Young, 4 August 1886
u) Copy of a letter sent to K.W. Douglas regarding correspondence with E.A. Young (found in PFA/12/35 & PFA/12/44), 30 Dec 1887
v) Letter from John J Evans requesting help in securing treatment for John Williams at the Liverpool Eye and Ear Infirmary. Notes that Lord Penrhyn subscribes to the institution, 17 August 1887
w) Translation of the Rules of Cae Braich y Cafn Club |