Miscellaneous Correspondence W.O. Stanley, Penrhos (recommending Owen Owen of Galys as clerk of the peace for Anglesey); Thomas Beer (Owen Owen's application for the clerkship of the peace); Hugh Jones (on behalf of the inhabitants of Cemaes) to Lord Anglesey (the claims of Cemaes as a harbour of refuge); James Treweek, Mona Lodge (conveyance of letters in Anglesey); Rev. R. R. Mealy, Perfeddgoed, Bangor, to Lord Anglesey (application for the vacant living of Llanddeiniolen); the inhabitants of Amlwch (including the president and members of the Amlwch Literary and Philosophical Society) to the same (addresses of welcome on his Lordship's visit to Amlwch) 1841