Miscellaneous Correspondence John Elias, Llanfechell, to Lord Anglesey (forwarding a copy of the Life and Letters of his father, the Rev. John Elias, and asking for a situation as under land-agent or farm bailiff); Rev. Morris Williams ['Nicander'], Amlwch, to the same (his petition to the Queen in Council for Her Majesty's sanction to his new metrical version of the Psalms in Welsh); J.J. Harries Harris, headmaster of St. Asaph Grammar School, to the same (soliciting a subscription to his work on Welsh history: 'A Royal Genealogical and Historical Chart of Welsh History from the earliest times to Owen Glylndwr and King Henry VII, with reference to exisiting families') 1850