Miscellaneous Correspondence J.F. Roberts and W.H. Smith of Manchester, to Lord Anglesey (soliciting a subscription towards building a Welsh Calvinistic Methodist chapel in Manchester); Thomas Landor, Burton, to Thomas Beer (possibility of the Malltraeth coal measure showing itself behind Plas Newydd); E.G. Salisbury, Liverpool, to Lord Anglesey (soliciting his Lordship's influence in procuring him an appointment; also a subscription towards a 'Welsh work on Divinity' [Pynciau Athrawiaethol] by the writer's father-in-law, the Rev. Arthur Jones, D.D. of Bangor) 1843