Miscellaneous Correspondence J.W. Trevor, Caernarvon (request for stone from Plas Newydd quarry for building a railway from Caernarvon to the slate quarries); David Griffith to Lord Anglesey (requesting alternative employment for the late boatmen (seven) at Bangor Ferry who have been made redundant since the opening of the Menai Bridge); Richard Rowlands, Caernarvon (letting of the slate rock at Tyddyn Beili, Llanberis); James Day, Caernarvon (proposal for managing the Baths at Caernarvon); Rev. H. Wynne Jones, Treiorwerth (rates of land carriage in Anglesey); Thomas Assheton Smith, Tedworth, to Lord Anglesey (failure of the attempt to take up the Dublin mail at Holyhead by Liverpool steamers); Eliza Jones, Post Office, Gwyndy (proposed removal of the Gwyndy post office); the Marchioness of Anglesey (Bibles for her school). Applications for places, etc.: in the preventive water guard service; chaplaincy of Beaumaris gaol; assistant surgeon in the Army. 1826