Letter from Sir Richard Bulkeley of Baron Hill to Sir Love Refers to herd of deer at Penmon Park - "they have been there certainly since the reign of Queen Elizabeth". New blood infused into them from Kinmel, from Berkeley Castle and from Madryn. Gives outline of plans for a deer-shed - "my park at Penmon is so overrun with rabbits that the venison is never worth eating". In a post script he has rather a derogatory reference to the new Colonel of the Carnarvonshire Milita. 13 March 1872