| Description | They refer to ejectments at Tregarth and Caeau Ceiliog (797-798), four poachers in 1820 (799), actions for recovery of possession at Bryntwrw (800) and Tan-y-scrafell (80), dispute about right of way to Tyddyn Ceiliog through Ysgubor Newydd (802), and illegal fishing in the Ogwen (804). 806 was the refractory case of an insolvent debtor who, Mr. Rumsey Williams was informed, "was holding a lucrative situation in His Majesty's household"; 803 seem to be expenses collateral to the Marchlyn dispute (docts. 762-774). |