Letters addressed, except where otherwise stated, to the Earl of Uxbridge Letters addressed, except where otherwise stated, to the Earl of Uxbridge. The writers include: Hugh Price of Wern to 'Mr. Garth', 1782 (progress of the 'mine works' at Cerrig y Bleiddiau and Parys); Thomas Williams (of Llanidan) to Mr. Garth, 1783 (the Anglesey Coal Bill); Colin Jones from Plas Newydd, Llanfair and Caernarvon, 1786-1790 (management of the Earl's cutters); Holland Griffith of Carreglwyd, 1790 (drainage of Malltraeth Marsh, etc); William Peacock from Cork and Fort Caesar, Llanedwen, 1790 (wreck of the Liverpool packet; election matters); Sir Robert Williams from Conway (the Caernarvon county election); Glyn Wynn, Bodvean, 1790 (the Caernarvon boroughs and county elections); Thomas Williams of Llanidan, 1790 (the Cornish copper industry; local politics) 1752-1790