Copies of two letters from William Jones of Pwllheli to 'Mrs Priestley' and 'John Lloyd, Esq.,' The recipients were two of the local Tory gentry who had withdrawn their custom from W.J. 'on account of the Political Principles I hold and of the active part I took in the present Election' (i.e. the Caernarvon boroughs election of 1832, at which Sir Charles Paget, a Whig and member of the Plas Newydd (Anglesey) family, defeated the Tory candidate, Owen Jones Ellis Nanney, after an appeal by the latter and a counter-appeal by Paget. William Jones acted as Deputy Returning Officer at Pwllheli). The two letters are in defence of his principles and the line taken by him in the election. 9 January 1833