| Description | Thanks from a parent for assistance in abtaining his son's promotion in the navy (2024); more about the post of "coal meter" - this time at Bodedern. Meyrick of Bodorgan writes to recommend one Jeheiakim Pritchard for the post (2026). 2028 is an appeal for a donation to a fund for raising a Welsh church in Liverpool. The circular enclosed states that "on moderate computation, one tenth of the inhabitants of this town are Welsh". The Rev. Lewis Hughes, rector of Llanfechell, writed in May 1814 on behalf of aprishioner, a widow with 7 children, fined £56 for receiving smuggled salt at Amlwch market (2030). Applications for the post of Riding Officer at Cemaes (2032-2035). In July 1814 the youngest daughter of William Wynn Nanney of Maesyneuadd, begs for a loan of £100 pending the settlement of a chancery suit in which she and her husband were involved (2038) |