Further controversy (1822-1824) in the days of G.H. Dawkins Pennant, who succeeded to the estate on the death of his cousin Richard, Lord Penrhyn. Case thoroughly explored once more, submitted to eminent council - Such as Phillips, Richard, Scarlett (afterwards Lord Abinger) and Campbell (later Lord Chief Justice) - with a similar result, this time fortified by the opinion of the Law Officers of the Crown (document 710). 20 papers.