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Anglesey County Record Office/Arch if dy Ynys Mon
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The National Archives PAPURAU MONA LODGE 1785 - 1900
Rhoddwyd y casgliad hwn ar adnau yn Archifdy Llangefni yn Ebrill 1988 gan Mrs Marion Arthur Jones, 18 Winchester Ave., Penylan, Caerdydd. Bu'r adneuwraig yn cartrefu ym Mona Lodge, Amlwch gyda'i rhieni Mr Thomas Arthur Jones a Mrs Agnes Arthur Jones.
This collection was deposited in the Llangefni Area Record Office in April 1988 by Mrs Marion Arthur Jones, 18 Winchester Avenue, Penylan, Cardiff, and formerly of Mona Lodge, Amlwch.
Gweler hefyd PAPURAU MONA LODGE WDAP a roddwyd ar adnau gan Mr a Mrs T.W.R. Jones.
See also MONA LODGE PAPERS WDAP deposited by Mr and Mrs T.W.R. Jones. (j^A 33501)
Catalogwyd gan Archifydd dan hyfforddiant
Elizabeth D. Wilson
Catalogued by Trainee Archivist
Marc Catalog
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Catalogue Mark PAPURAU MONA LODGE. II
MONA LODGE PAPERS. II
Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd Archifdy Rhanbarthol Llangefn
1990 Gwynedd Archives Service Llangefni Area Record Office CYNNWYS
CONTENTS
1. Accounts and Bargain Sheets 1 30
2. Court Cases and Depositions 31 41 Roe & Co. v. Earl of Uxbridge
3. Letters (i) Mines and Shipping 42 318
(ii) Personal, including R.N.L.I. 319 429 & Conservative Party
4. Memos 430 503
5. Telegrams and Notes 504 535
6. Miscellaneous Business Papers 536 551
7. Postcards, Mostly Business 552 579
8. Receipts (i) Mines and Shipping 580 663
(ii) Personal and Tythe Rental . 664 707
9. Brewery and Gasworks (i) Correspondence . 708 747
(ii) Receipts 748 814
10. Miscellaneous 815 845 1. ACCOUNTS AND BARGAIN SHEETS. 1. 1786 - 1798 ACCOUNT BOOK of returns of the Proprietors of the Mona Mine Co. to the Earl of Uxbridge and Thomas Williams Esq.
2. 1787 Jan 1 - April 1 ACCOUNT of workmen's wages
(in very poor condition)
3. 1787 Jan 1 - April 1 ACCOUNT FORM: workmen's wages, Amlwch Port.
(in poor condition)
4. 1787 Sept. 30 ACCOUNT LEDGER of Mona Mine. .1788 Sept. 30.
5. 1789 Dec. 31 ACCOUNT of ores shipped from the Port of Amlwch for last 3 quarters and account of remittances paid to Messrs. Croft & Co. and mine expenses for the same time.
ENCLOSED: Sheet of paper marked Report of ores shipped 1788/9.
(2 items)
6. 1790 March 31 ACCOUNT of money paid to Amlwch Port labourers for weighing the ore and pounding samples.
7. 1790 July 17 LETTER: John Price [agent], Mona Lodge, to Stephen Metcalf Esq. sending an account of ores shipped from the Port of Amlwch. Also giving accounts of remittances mad( to Messrs. Drummond & Co. for the Mona Mine Co.
ATTACHED: the above account of ores.
(2 items) 8. 1790 June 30 - DEED of ore shipped from the Sept. 30 Port of Amlwch.
ENDORSED: NOTE: as above, Wm. J Sanderson, Uxbridge House.
9. 1790 Dec. 31 ACCOUNT of ore shipped from the 1791 March 31 Port of Amlwch and remittances made to Messrs. Crofts & Co. for Lord Uxbridge.
10. 1791 Jan. 11 LETTER: John Price [agent], Mona Lodge to William Parry Esq. sending an account of exports for the last quarter. An account of bills drawn and remittances made of the Mona Mine Co. and explaining the apparent differences.
ATTACHED: the above account.
11. 1791 March 31 - ACCOUNT of ore shipped from the June 30 Port of Amlwch.
12. 1791 Dec. 31 ACCOUNT of ore shipped from the Port of Amlwch.
ENDORSED: NOTE: as above.
13. 1793 Nov. 16 ACCOUNT of subsistence paid to underground workmen at Mona Mine. £275. 11s. 6d.
ENDORSED: as above.
14. 1793 Dec. ACCOUNT of subsistence paid to the (under) ground workmen, signed (Jonas) Roose.
(in poor condition)
15 1795 March 31 ACCOUNT of cash written off from the Mona Mine Co. dead stock.
(in poor condition) 7
16. 1807 April ACCOUNT LEDGER: abstracts of 1809 March 31 weekly statements of accounts with Messrs. Devaynes & Co. The Old Stanley, The New Stanley, The Parys Mine, The Old Mona, The New Mona, Lougher Colliery, Liverpool Old Warehouse.
(in very poor condition, damp, damaged)
17. 1815 April 1 ACCOUNT of oats winnowed at 1817 April 25 Parys. ENDORSED: Account of horses died at Parys and stock at Parys Farm and Parys Lodge (1815 March, 1816 March/.
18. 1823 June 29 ACCOUNT BOOK of workmen's wages Nov. 28 at the Marquis of Anglesey's smelting works, [loose pages].
19. 1829 April - June ACCOUNT BOOK of copper mined by workmen. (4 pages, in very poor condition)
20. 1829 Oct. - Dec. BARGAIN SHEETS: 2 pages from an account book. (in poor condition) 21. 1832 July 21 ACCOUNT BOOK of pensions paid to 1839 March 23 miners and miners1 widows.
22. 1833 Jan. 28 LETTER: [J Treweek] Mona Lodge to John Sanderson Esq. that he took Mr Scott over the ground proposed for the railway and it appeared good. (The cost?) would be around 3,000, 1/3 in labour. They can use their own workmen. He has told Scott to call at Plas Newydd and he will supply all the information.
(in poor condition, badly faded) 23. 1846 April - August BARGAIN SHEETS: tallys of men working ore in kiln No. 17. (3 sheets).
24. 1847 Nov. 3 BARGAIN SHEET: kiln 23 1848 Jan. 6 (3 pages)
25. n.d BARGAIN SHEET: kiln 23.
26. n.d. BARGAIN SHEET: particulars of kiln 17. Each man's tally marked.
27. 1848 Jan. 11 - March 6 BARGAIN SHEETS: for kiln No. 24
28. 1848 Jan. 1 - May 6 BARGAIN SHEET: for kiln No. 24.
29. n.d. PARTICULARS of kiln 24.
30. 1896 Aug. 21 ACCOUNT LEDGER of sales made 1898 July 20 from Parys Mine, Mona Mine, Paint Mill and Gas Works. 2. COURT CASES AND DEPOSITIONS Roe & Co. v. Earl of Uxbridge. 31. 1785 DEPOSITION as to remembering meetings between Mr. Roe's agent Mr. Bayan Hodgeson and Lord Uxbridge's agent Mr. Harrison. Complications re. rent and damages not paid.
(2 pages, in poor condition)
32. 1786 COPY, ORDER OF COURT: for the inspection of the mine by the defendant (Lord Uxbridge) and that the plaintiff [Chas. Roe & Co.?] shall not willfully cause or allow water to be present and thus stop due investigation. The defendant shall give the plaintiff a week's notice of the names, addresses and professions of those persons intending to come on to the premises.
33. 1819 Sept. 18 LETTER: Francis Mascall [solicitor] giving his opinion that the Earl of Anglesey cannot be sued for paying the whole bill for coals from Kenross Colliery to Mr. George Bowser, instead of reserving 3/4 for G.B.'s partners Messrs. Foster, Bonner and Gaunt as the notice they gave him stated.
ENDORSED: i) Statement that the above is councillor's opinion, John Radcliffe, New Inn.
ii) Letter from Thomas Foster, Charles Bonner and Thomas Gaunt to George Bowser that they are terminating al l concerns with him by the 22 inst. 15 May 1819.
34. 1852 Jan. 6 MEMORANDA by the late Mr. J Treweek of the abandoned workings at Cerrig y bliddiau, Mona Mines for Mr. J H Treweek. II
34. (Continued) APPENDED: i) copied 9 Jan. 1852
ii) copied 3 Aug. 1860 for Mona Mine Office.
(4 pages)
35. n.d. DEPOSITION: (incomplete) The deponent took down the evidence given to the referees in writing and believes it correct. When he was absent either Mr. Goodman or the clerk of Mr. Oliver, the secretary to the referees, took down the evidence. This deponent ordered a copy of the evidence to be sent to Mr. Williams. Before leaving Oswestry he asked to compare his minutes with those of Mr. Oliver, (but was refused?). After the lease was questioned the cases on both sides should be read. Mr. Leigh, agent for the defence objected to the plaintiffs knowing his case. The deponent believed the defence's case had much matter that was not at issue in this case. Mr. Leigh said that all matters in difference between the parties should be referred.
(3 Pages)
[The case between Sir Nicholas Bayley, Plas Newydd and Roe & Co.].
36. n.d. FRAGMENT of a miner's rememberances of the conditions in a mine. The amount of copper and the fact that there were only two pillars instead of four making it unsafe. He remembered a roof fall.
(in very poor condition)
K, 37. n - d DEPOSITION of Thomas Williams of Llanidan about Mr Roe's workmen blasting and causing a fall in the neighbouring mine. Statement for the case between Lord Uxbridge and Mr Roe.
(2 pages)
38. n.d. FRAGMENT of an account of Copper ore raised.
39. n.d. DESCRIPTION of the amount and grade of copper in a mine and the manner of working it.
Talking of the Birke Load and the Trau' Gott Lodge.
(2 pages in very poor condition).
40. 1812 DOCUMENT re. a sale by Mr. Treweek.
(in very poor condition)
41. 1827 Dec. 19 LETTER: John Sanderson, Plas Newydd to Mr. Treweek asking his opinion of the plans for a railway between the pool and the smelting house coal yard for the mines. The plans are Mr. Jones'
REPLY: Treweek says he is not a railway expert but he feels that one should be called in.
(in poor condition) 3. LETTERS. (i) MINES AND SHIPPING. 15
42. 1886 Dec. 31. LETTER: J. Hughes, Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending the account book for ochres to paint Mill. An account of dynamite delivered from Parys Magazine and the IS , B[est] W[ashed] native [ochre] it being loaded for Marsden. A list of stores given out and not yet paid for.
43. 1887 Jan. 4 LETTER: London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Anlwch, asking him to clear his November account.
44. 1887 Jan. 4 LETTER: F.W. Webb per. London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept. Crewe to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, sending a bill for £8. 13s. 3d. for scrap iron.
45. 1887 Jan. 4 LETTER: (Hughes?), The Mona Foundry, Amlwch, to T.F. Evans saying he must discharge the coals from the F. Howard?
46. 1887 Jan. 8 ORDER: Chas Marsden & Sons, Rivelin Mills, near Sheffield to Mr.T.F. Evans for 2 tons of slime ochre.
47. 1887 Jan. 10 LETTER: W.Ward, Pro.R.M. 49, James Street, Bethnal Green, to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch. re. the Francis which is late W.W. has sent the horse rug by rail as he was going to send it with the cargo of the Francis.
48. 1887 Jan. 11 LETTER: Henry B. Mitchell, Lleiniog Castle, Beaumaris, Parys Mine to Thomas Fanning Evans Esq., asking for the Royalty Returns for the audit day on the 21 inst. if
48. Continued He hopes to attend the duty meeting on the 20 [Jan), but the weather is bad for old people.
49. 1887 Jan. 20 LETTER: Mr. Lilly, Spondon, re. ochre. Small businesses are producing a Venetian red and Mr. L. thinks the ochre must come from you. [T.F. Evans]. If he is selling to small businesses Mr. Lilly doesn't want any ochre as he doesn't want to get into competition for reds.
50. 1887 Jan. 26 LETTER: Henry Hills [&] Son, Chemical Works, Amlwch, to T.F. Evans Esq., asking i f he can take 50/100 tons of finest River Mersey Double screened steamcoal at 11/- per ton.
51. 1887 Feb. 18 LETTER: C le Neve Foster, Llandudno to Mr. Evans thanking him for the specimens and asking what locality he should give, Parys, Mona or Morfa Du Mine? He is going to London for the Annual Meeting.
52. 1887 Feb. 23 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch asking for £14. 11s. Od. for scrap iron from 31 Jan. 1887.
53. 1887 March 3 LETTER: Charles H. Hill, Anglesey Copper Works, Low Walker, nr. Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., J.P. Amlwch re. The Ship Bebell. Her owners are trying to sue for damages while in harbour. 53. Continued . C.H.H. thinks the case absurd and would be inclined to prosecute further but not just to prove he is right.
(in poor condition)
54. 1887 March 3 LETTER: M. Heuschen, mineral agents & freighters, 17 Rue Basse, Anvers to T. Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch in reply to his letter of 28 Feb. last when he gave the price of ochre at 60 francs per ton. He needs to know the price per ton in Anvers and how much T.F.E. between April and the end of November. He wants a guarantee that the merchandise doesn't contain more than 30% water. The Martha and the Jewel have finished unloading French.
ATTACHED: i) LETTER: reply to the above that the freight is 9s. per ton and it is impossible for T.F.E. to guarantee the dryness of the ochre as it absorbs moisture from the atmosphere. He personally guarantees that it will be dry enough for commercial purposes. T.F.E. is looking for rooms to rent in Anvers with his wife and two daughters. (6 March 1887) French.
ii) Translation of the letters from French to Welsh. Welsh, by Mrs. Grace Roberts formerly of Penysarn.
(3 items).
56. 1887 March 4 LETTER: Henry Hills & Sons, Anglesey Copper Works, Low Walker Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. the lease on the Smelting Works. 56. Continued . Thanks T.F.E. for writing to Mr. Rice Roberts, Capt. Pritchard Rayner's agent. LETTER: Lewis Hughes, per R.O.R. Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, asking if they 57. 1887 March 9 would prefer 50 tons of coals put in the yard at 11s. 6d. [per ton?].
(in poor condition). LETTER: Chemical Works, Amlwch to [T] F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that they have no use for sheet 58. 1887 March 12 iron clippings and perhaps they will be of use to T.F.E.
(in poor condition). LETTER: Charles H. Hills, Henry Hills & Sons, Anglesey Copper Works, Low Walker, near 59. 1887 March 28 Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., re.Wm. Hughes' report from the Bonanza asking him to test the specimens. Also C.H.H. asks if T.F.E. is thinking of giving up smelting.
(in poor condition) 60. 1887 March 30 LETTER: John Darling, 12 Clements Inn. Strand, London to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, saying that he sees no problem with building the works but he has instructed Mr. Jones to inspect the site.
61. 1887 April 13 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch j^e. notes on the undercharge of one ton on new tin cuttings. 62. 1887 April 15 LETTER: Charles H. Hill, Anglesey Copper Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne, to T.F. Evans re.leases on properties when T.F.E.'s time expires. C.H.H. would like all possible notice.
(in poor condition).
63. 1887 April 13 LETTER: F.W. Webb, per London & North Western Railway, Loco motive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for £62. 16s. 8d. owed.
64. 1887 April 20 LETTER: J. Henshaw, London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch requesting payment of the February account.
65. 1887 April 26 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch, asking him to reply to his letters.
66. 1887 April 28 LETTER: F.W. Webb per London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch thanking him for a cheque for £41. 0s. lOd. but the amount of £21. 15s. Od. for 31 March is still wanting.
67. 1887 April 29 LETTER: P. Pro Thomas Jnr. W. Thomas & Co. Ship and Boat Builders, Millom, Cumberland to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch stating that the under sureties for the Ocean Belle have allowed the same amount as those for the Pacific. The money has not been collected but will be handed over as soon as it is. 58. 1887 April 30 LETTER: ? Henderson, superintendent Mercantile Marine Office, Liverpool to T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. The Mary Catherine. Acknow ledging receipt of the Board of Trade Form Surveys 77 but the 15s. 9d. fee has not been received. ! 69. 1887 May 11 LETTER: Howard & Co. late Capper & Howard, Coal Merchants, Top Locks, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, confirming that The Mary Catherine sails soon. Howard & Co. ask for the Capt. to wire them when he is in the Mersey as they must charter another boat. 70. 1887 May 13 NOTICE: J. Meadowcroft, Bridgewater Navigation Office, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that The Mary Catherine has arrived and asking who is to pay the freight.
(in poor condition, torn).
71. 1887 May 21 LETTER: Huysmans & Bulke, successors to Van den Bergh Fils, Antwerp to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch, Anglesey. That the Pearl has safely arrived and the samples received. Capt. Lewis has 6 bags of ochre and awaits instructions.
72. 1887 May 21 LETTER: M.Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad Street, London, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey saying to keep the schooner 'till Tuesday.
APPENDED: Will keep the schooner as wished. Can you place any more of the stuff? (22 May 1887). 1 \
73. 1887 May 28 LETTER: (M?) Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad Street, London to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re. business in London. Also re. a Hungarian Mine.
74. 1887 June 1 LETTER: Mr. Fielder Hall, Horaefield Congleton, Cheshire that Miss Leather will be grateful if Mr. Fanning Evans will send her the due interest.
APPENDED: Cheque sent, 2 June 1887.
75. 1887 June 3 LETTER: F.W. Webb per London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge Amlwch asking for payment of two invoices as the Eu^ston people are pressing for immediate payment.
76. 1887 June 3 LETTER: J. Meadowcroft, Bridgewater Navigation Office, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re a cargo of oxide of iron on the Zeliuda
77. 1887 June 3 LETTER: Huysmans & Bulke, Ship brokers, Antwerp, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a cheque for £29. 2s. 4d. on account of Messrs. Arnati & Harrison (?). The Schooner [Pearl?] has sailed with a cargo of phosphate under Captain Lewis.
(in poor condition).
78. 1887 June 4 LETTER: 0. Thomas, Ship & Insurance broker, Top Locks, Runcorn to Capt. William Williams, Schooner. Mary Catherine, Amlwch that Mr. Evans has not sent a cheque for the cash advanced. 78. Continued . APPENDED: Cheque sent per : £6. 2s. 8d. on 9 June 1887.
79. 1887 June 8 LETTER: J . Henshaw, London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, asking for a cheque on his account.
80. 1887 June 9 LETTER: F.W. Webb per London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Department, Crewe to T.F . Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking him to settle his account.
81. 1887 June 9 LETTER: J.M. Lilly, Spendon, to T.F. Evans Esq., thanking him for the lamb. He can't get over to see the ochre, but would like to arrange to get some before going away on July 4.
82. 1887 June 11 LETTER: J. Henshaw per. London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch thanking him for a cheque and sending the receipted account.
83. 1887 June 11 LETTER: F.W. Webb per London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch thanking him for the cheque of £23. 19s. 2d. and sending a receipt. 84. 1887 June 28 LETTER: (J.M.) Lilly, Spendon, to T.F. Evans Esq., asking for 50 or 60 tons of ochre as soon as possible, all of the same quality.
85. 1887 July 29 LETTER: W. Thomas & Sons, Ship builders, Amlwch Port, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending the half-year account of £92. 6s. Od. due. 23
86. 1887 June 29 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Grewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey that he will send a wagon of old iron tomorrow then suspend deliveries for c. two weeks.
87. 1887 July 19 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for : £23. 13s. Od. for scrap iron.
88. 1887 July 27 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, asking him to pay his account.
APPENDED: i) acknowledged 28 July 1887. ii) cheque sent 4 August 1887.
89. 1887 Aug. 5 LETTER: (J) Henshaw, London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking him to settle his June account. 90. 1887 Aug. 8 LETTER: Leech, Neal & Co. Colour Manufacturers, City Road, Derby to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, sending an advertisement for ochre. The short weight for ochre for July is 3 tons "12 cwt" 3 st. shall they deduct it? They have seen nothing of the trench.
ENDORSED: NOTE, a truck load to go to Derby tomorrow. 91. 1887 Aug. 10 NOTICE: J. Meadowcroft, Agent, Manchester Ship Canal Co. Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that W.H. Dale of Tyldesley has been informed of the arrival of his ochre.
Endorsed:
Disclaimer of liability by the Manchester Ship Canal Co.
Printed
92. 1887 Aug. 10 LETTER: J.H. Collins, Chemical & Mining Engineer, 54 Coleman St., London to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch arranging a weekend visit.
In poor condition
Endorsed:
NOTE, I have been poorly, hope to ask you to come again soon, (pencil).
93. 1887 Aug. 11 LETTER: Norman C. Cookson?, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to Mr. Evans requesting a sample of c. 7 lbs. of blue stone.
In poor condition
94. 1887 Aug. 11 ORDER: Chas. Marsden & Sons, Paperworks, Rivelin, Holly St., Sheffield to Mr. T.F. Evans, Amlwch for 5 tons of best native ? ochre.
Appended:
i) Acknowledged 13/8/87 ii) Forwarded 16/8/87 94. Continued . Attached:
LETTER: as above that the weight received was 5 tons 10 cwt they will debit with 5 cwt 2 stone.
Appended:
Acknowledged 13/8/87
2 items.
95. 1887 Aug. 13 LETTER: Charles Marsden & Sons, Paper Manufacturers, Holly Street, Sheffield to Mr. T.F. Evans, Amlwch stating that the postal department charged Id. extra on the enclosed postcards as they produce their own. Requesting to hurry with the ochre.
96. 1887 Aug. 19 LETTER: J.W. Henshaw, London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, thanking him for his remittance and sending a receipt.
In poor condition
97 1887 Sept. 6 LETTER: Benjamin Cooke, Northwest Street, Holyhead re. enquiries at the railway office of a cargo of iron, 2 tons 9 cwt.
98. 1887 Sept. 14 LETTER: Morrison Kelcewich & Co.,. Metal Brokers and Agents, Lombard Court, Gracechurch St., London to Messrs. The Mona & Parys Mining Co., Amlwch R.S.0. asking what types of copper they sell and prices. 99. 1887 Sept. 17 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldlesley to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, that he will take the native when it is quite dry, and if there is any washed lime at Runcorn. Send the native to Lower Darwen.
Part of document missing
100, 1887 Sept. 19 LETTER: John Darling, Beau Desert, Rudgeley to T.F. Evans Esq., re. the lease on Mona Mine. He returns T.F.E.'s telegram re. the shooting.
101. 1887 Sept. 23 LETTER: Benjamin Cooke, Northwest Street, Holyhead, asking for the money to be sent.
Appended:
Cheque sent 27 Sept. 1887.
102. 1887 Sept. 26 LETTER: Carter, Symes & Withington 12 Queen Square, Bristol to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch re. ochre and prices. Asking about dampness.
103. 1887 Oct. 3 LETTER: (N.J?) Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad St., London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. fixing a price for a regular order of oxide.
Appended:
Try one cargo of 150 tons.
104. 1887 Oct. 6 ORDER: Chas Marsden & Sons, Paper Works, Rivelin, Holly Street, Sheffield to T.F. Evans for 1 truck B.W.S. Ochre.
Appended:
Truck No. 42972, forwarded 17 October 1887. 105. 1887 Oct. 14 LETTER: Robert Morris & Co., Colliery Agents, Conway Street, Mold to Messrs. The Mona Mine Co. Amlwch offering to supply them with coal at 12s. 6d. per ton.
106. 1887 Oct. 21 ORDER: Chas Marsden & Sons, Holly Street, Sheffield to Mr. Evans for 5 tons of ochre.
Appended:
Forwarded 25 Oct. 1887.
107. 1887 Oct. 21 LETTER: C. Malley & Co. General Merchants, 17a New Quay, Liverpool to Mr. Fanning Evans, Amlwch offering 100 tons of old steel wire at £2. per ton.
Appended:
Not at present.
108. 1887 Oct. 26 LETTER: J.M. Lilly Leach, Neale and Co. City Road, Derby to T. Fanning Evans Esq., re. methods of drying ochre.
109. 1887 Oct. 31 LETTER: J.C. Lister, Grease Works Buslingthorpe(?) Leeds to the Mona Mine Co., asking the price per ton of yellow ochre.
110. 1887 Oct. LETTER: John Bibby Sons & Co., Carston Copper Works, 30 Exchange Street, East Liverpool re. an offer for copper ore.
In very poor condition.
111. 1887 Nov. LETTER: Wm H Lewis (?) Schooner Bebell, Bridgewater to T.F. Evans Esq., saying they are discharging and cannot get an outward freight. Will he load them in Cardiff if they row across. They will be ready by the end of the week.
In poor condition. 112. 1887 Nov. 19 LETTER: Thomas 0 Lewis, Newcastle that they finished discharging yesterday and were loaded with coals at 7s. Od. per ton for Poole. Sends a cheque for £19. 10s. 4d.
Document not found.
113. 1887 Nov. 21 LETTER: John Mathews & Co., Hatton Garden Works, Liverpool to Thomas Fanning Evans Esq., J.P. Amlwch asking the price of 10 tons of Native ochre if they send bags.
Appended:
Acknowledged that will send price by tomorrow's post. (23 Nov. 1887). \ 114, 1887 Nov. 29 NOTICE: to H.D. Pochin & Co. Salford and Thos. Grime Darwen by J . Meadowcroft. Agent, T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, Bridgewater Navigation Co. Ltd. , Runcorn that the ochre is ready to collect. Stamped Manchester Ship Canal Co.,
115, 1887 Dec. 8 LETTER: J. Hughes, T.F . Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch to Mr. Bridson Mona Lodge that the B.W. slime in bags ordered by Mr. Hills has been sent to the station.
Appended:
i) 80 bags ii) Invoiced to Hills & Son 9 Dec. 1887. 230 bags £13. 12s. 3d.
In poor condition
116 1887 Dec. 13 LETTER: Thomas 0. Lewis, Poole that he has finished discharging and begins to load tomorrow for Dublin.
Appended:
Answered 15 Dec. 1887.
117 1887 Dec. 27 LETTER: J . Henshaw per London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, thanking him for his remittance and sending a receipt.
118, 1887 Dec. 30 LETTER: Thos. (Margrace?), secretary, Amlwch M.M.Insurance Co. Ltd., to T.F. Evans Esq., J.P. Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a receipt for a cheque for the Pearl, Martha and Mary Catherine. 119. 1887 LETTER: Newcastle-upon-Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., Atnlwch that they will be in touch about the first cargo and they wish it to be in the best possible condition.
In very poor condition
120. 1888 Jan. 3 LETTER: Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad Street, London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Aralwch that he is waiting to see Mr. Bevin (?) from Wales and has not had the results of the assay yet.
121. 1888 Jan. 3 LETTER: W.C. Bustard & Co., 20, Edmund St. Liverpool to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch on behalf of Mr. Campbell, Old Station, Holyhead who has 70 to 100 tons of light scrap iron for sale.
122. 1888 Jan. 12 LETTER: Evans & Bevan, Coal Merchants, Neath to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch requesting orders for smelting coal and Culm.
In poor condition
123. 1888 Jan.15 LETTER: CLe Neve Foster, Llandudno, to Mr. Evans re. W.Francis Oats who will be visiting to look at the open work at the Parys and Mona Mines.
In poor condition, faded.
124. 1888 Jan. 16 LETTER: Henry Baxter, Parr Copper Works, St. Helens, Lancashire to T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, saying he cannot buy the precipitate just now but asks T.F.E. to let him know if he sells i t elsewhere. 125. 1888 Jan. 16 LETTER: John Bibby Sons & Co., Garston Copper Works, Garston, Liverpool, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch offering 11s. l%d. per unit for copper precipitate, average yield of 25%.
126. 1888 Jan. 23 LETTER: O.M. Lilly, Leach, Neal and Co., Colour Manufactury, City Road, Derby to T. Fanning Evans Esq., asking if he has any good quality ochres. If so send samples and prices to Sponden.
127. 1888 Feb. 2 LETTER: David Rowland, the Martha, Plymouth, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch. They were caught in heavy winds, E.N.E. and driven into port. They must have a new fore gaff before setting out for Antwerp.
128 1888 Feb. 13 LETTER: James Stenlake, Tremeddan Terrace, Liskeard, Cornwall applying for a post as a mine agent. He was resident agent at Marke Valley Copper Mine for 20 years and has worked in Portugal, India and Venezuela.
129. 1888 Feb. 17 LETTER: David Rowland, Martha on notepaper headed Huysmans & Bulcke, Maritime Agents, Anvers to Thomas F. Evans Esq., saying he has unloaded and begins to load phosphate. He sends a draft on London for £18. Os. Od.
130. 1888 (1885?) Feb. 21 LETTER: Bonville*s Court Coal Co., Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Mine, Amlwch saying Captain Owen of the Caniborne is looking for a cargo. Offering Rubbly lime burning Culm.
In poor condition 131 1888 Feb. 22 LETTER: Edmund Spargo, 3, Cable St. Liverpool to T. Fanning re the Meryrick Quarries hoping to arrange a sale soon.
132. 1888 March 24 LETTER: W. Singleton, China Clay, Upton St., Manchester, to T.F. Evans returning a sample of ochre which is too light.
133. 1888 April 9 LETTER: J.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking him to settle his account.
134. 1888 April 23 LETTER: P. Laycock, accountant, 7, Oxford Chambers, 71, Lord Street, Liverpool to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, giving estimates for work done on Beacon Lane.
135. 1888 May 4 LETTER: Richard Williams & Sons., 39, Old Hall Street, Liverpool to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch giving prices of their coal.
136. 1888 June 9 LETTER: Evans & Bevan, proprietors and shippers of coal, Neath to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they will load the Success with best Rubbly bulm.
137. 1888 June 11 LETTER: Evans & Bevan, Coal shippers, Neath to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying they will send an order of Rubbly bulm and asking if he wants a small cargo of smelting coal.
138. 1888 June 12 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno, to Mr. Evans re. how busy he has been. Talks of the gold mines. Prichard Morgan's looks good. 33
138. Continued . He has heard of a property bought by a Dolgelly lawyer for £1,000. and sold for £20,000 shortly after to Londoners.
139. 1888 June 20 LETTER: John Eden, Colwyn House, Colwyn to T. Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for the cheque for the insurance premium on Miss Leather's mortgage, 16s. 8d.
Endorsed:
As above.
140. 1888 July 3 LETTER: CH. Hills & Sons, Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re. new weights made at a cost of £1328. 18s. 4d. Also C.H.H. is looking into the discrepancy of moisture in the ores.
141. 1888 July 11 LETTER: John G. East, Commercial Buildings, 7 Side, Newcastle-on- Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for prices of one small truck of ochre.
142. 1888 July 13 LETTER: John G. East, Commercial Buildings, 7 Side, Newcastle-on- Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. the telegram from Evans that railway rate is out of the question. J.G.E. only wanted a truck load and asks for a sample.
[Written in two different hands].
Appended:
Sample sent 14 July 1888.
143. 1888 July 19 LETTER: W Singleton, Birch & Sons Ltd., China Clay, Upton St. Manchester, to T.F. Evans Esq., 2Jf
143. Continued . re. weight of the cargo from the Mary Catherine.
144. 1888 July 21 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno to T.F. Evans asking if he has heard of an amber and ochre mine at Maughold Head, Isle of Man as Mathews & Co., Liverpool paint people are going to want it.
Appended:
He has heard of the mine but hasn't seen enough samples, thinks it will pay.
145. 1888 July 24 LETTER: W.J. Furnival, Clay Merchant, 101 Bucknall New Road, Hanley to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch asking for samples and prices.
146. 1888 July 26 LETTER: ? Amlwch to T.F. Evans Esq., asking him to instruct his agents to remove a heap of rubbish, (on black edged paper).
In very poor condition.
147. 1888 July 25 LETTER: W. Singleton Birch & Sons Ltd., China Clay, Upton St., Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., sending £143. 18s. 6d. and asking for a receipted account.
148. 1888 Aug. 9 LETTER: J.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying they will arrange to send only the scrap iron that comes ready loaded as it will cost too much to unload, stack and reload.
149. 1888 Aug. 4 LETTER: David Rowland, Schooner Martha, Wicklow to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey. 3£
149. Continued . . That he is waiting to hear from Mr. Hills re. a cargo of copper ore at 2s.^d. per ton. If it cannot be supplied he will take ballast for home.
150 1888 Aug. 15 LETTER: S. Taylor, (secretary?), The Winford Iron Ore & Redding Co. Ltd., Chew Magna, Bristol, to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch regretting that the account has been overlooked and that they have no call for the ochre at the present.
151. 1888 Aug. 15 LETTER: De Winton & Co. Union Iron Works, Caernarvon, to T. Fanning Evans Esq., J.P. Amlwch that the cooling tank is working at the Flagstaff Quarry, Penmon and they are trying one at Llanddulas.
152. 1888 Aug. 16 LETTER: Owen Williams, (Martha Elizabeth ?) to Mr. Birdson asking how long he must wait for the cargo of paints.
In poor condition
153. 1888 Aug. 18 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Holyhead Station Yard, to T.F. Evans Esq., J.P. that he is in the middle of £ and they want an offer. Also re. the death of Revd. Mr. Roberts.
154. 1888 Aug. 21 LETTER: Richard Williams & Sons., 39, Old Hall St., Liverpool to Thomas F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch giving coal prices: Best (Nerley?) Screened Gas Coal 9s. Od. per ton Best Double Screened Steam Coal 7s. 6d. per ton. '3b
155. 1888 Aug. 21 LETTER: David Rowland, Schooner Martha, Wicklow, Ireland to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they have finished unloading and started to load the cargo for Mr. Hills. Also sending a bill from London.
Appended:
Receipt acknowledged 22 Aug. 1888.
156. 1888 Aug. 24 LETTER: David Rowland, Schooner. Martha, Wicklow to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey that they are loaded and will be sailing at midnight.
157. 1888 Sept. 1 LETTER: W. Fairley, Beau Desert, Rugeley to T.F. Evans Esq., saying he would like to arrange to come for the next sampling but not until after the 8 Sept. inst.
158. 1888 Sept. 7 LETTER: W. Singleton, Birch & Sons Ltd., China Clay, Upton St., Manchester to Mr. T.F. Evans sending an invoice and discussing Best Washed Slime Ochre.
159. 1888 Sept. 10 LETTER: Leech, Neal & Co. Ltd., Colour Manufacturers, City Road, Derby to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch asking if the two trucks alluded to are from the same as the last or from the 150 tons put on one side.
160. 1888 Sept. 13 LETTER: Thomas H. Eaude & Son, Wigan to Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch, re. a sample of ore if it can be relied upon for moisture they can do fair business.
161. 1888 Sept. 16 LETTER: W. Fairley, Mining Engineer Gentleshaw, via Rugeley to T.F. Evans Esq., thanking him for the analysis of the ore from Parys. 162. 1888 Sept. 22 LETTER: John G. East, 26 Side, Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for samples of very light coloured washed ochre as he wants 50 to 60 tons.
163, [18]88 Sept. 24 LETTER: T.F.E. (Evans) Acton, Rhosneigr. Written on paper headed Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey. To send an order to Messrs R. Williams & Sons to send 60 tons of steam coal as ballast to the Martha and Mr. Briscoe is to do the same to the Mary Catherine. Williams & Sons are sending a truck-load of best house coal to Mona Lodge, take care i t is not taken to the works.
164, 1888 Sept. 24 LETTER: Leech, Neal & Co. Ltd., Colour Manufacturers, City Road, Derby to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch saying he wishes to try the ochre first so send one truck load of about 5 tons.
165, 1888 Oct. 5 LETTER: Thomas 0. Lewis, London that he had finished discharging slates and sends a Bank Post for £21. 0s. Od. he has a cargo for Hamburg at 6s. 3d. per ton, oil , coke.
Endorsed:
NOTE, Captain T.O. Lewis, Schooner Pearl.
166, 1888 Oct. 10 LETTER: Leech, Neal & Co., Derby to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch sending £325. 16s. Od. in payment of their account.
Printed L66. Continued . . Endorsed:
As above, cheque for ochre.
167. 1888 Oct. 10 LETTER: H.R. Lewis & Co., Mining Experts & Metallurgists, Bartholomew House, Bank, E.C., London to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch. They have received the analysis of Blue stone sent to Mr. Joshua Lancaster and would like to see a sample.
Appended:
Answered and sample sent.
Endorsed:
NOTE, as above.
168. 1888 Oct. 12 LETTER: H.R. Lewis & Co., Mining Experts & metallurgists, Bartholomew House, Bank E.C.. London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch thanking him for the samples of Blue stone. The analysis is back and they wish to know prices of c. 200 tons.
169. 1888 Oct. 17 LETTER: John Bibby & Sons Co., Garston Copper Works, Garston, Liverpool to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch returning a corrected invoice due to the products having more moisture than those charged.
170. 1888 Oct. 25 LETTER: David Rowlands, Martha, Milford to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, that the ship was forced in here by strong wind and heavy sea to the South West.
171. 1888 Oct. 30 LETTER: P McMurray, N & J Cummins Bro. (Lloyd's Agency?) 2^
171. Continued . . Cork to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch re. the outgoing cargo of the Pearl. Is he willing to send her to St Petersburg or Stettin from Britton Ferry with bricks.
In poor condition
172. 1888 Oct. ENVELOPE: addressed to the Copper Works, Parys Mine. 10 different post-marks. (Purple one penny stamp attached).
173. 1888 Nov. 7 LETTER: W. Singleton Birch & Sons Ltd., China Clay, Upton Street, Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., re. a batch of red ochre. The wrong ochre was returned and does T.F.E . still have it at Runcorn?
174. 1888 Nov. 3 LETTER: David Rowland, Schooner Martha, Calstock, Cornwall, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge. Amlwch Anglesey. That the ship arrived safe at Plymouth Sound yesterday and will begin to discharge tomorrow.
175. 1888 Nov. 5 LETTER: J.K. Diggs, Mersey View, Runcorn, to T.F. Evans Esq., He has offered the bog ore to W.W. Rhodes at 12s. Od. per ton. The Wicklow Company have received their second cargo of ochre. Appended:
Wired.
176. 1888 Nov. 12 LETTER: W. Singleton, Birch & Sons, China Clay, Upton St., Manchester to T. Fanning Evans Esq., re. cheque sent in payment. They cannot use the red ochre by rail. 177. 1888 Nov. 15 LETTER: J. Meadowcroft. The Manchester Ship Canal Co., (Bridgewater Canal Undertaking), Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch. That they will advance Capt. Wm. Evans of the Mary Catherine what he needs and bill Pochin & Co.,
178. 1888 Nov. 17 LETTER: William Williams to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch. The vessel has finished discharging. She can load sand and coals. W.W.'s eye is better and it is useless for Capt. Evans to stay longer than Monday or Tuesday. On paper headed 0 Thomas, Shipyard Insurance Broker, Top Lock, Runcorn.
Appended:
Answered.
179. 1888 Nov. 19 LETTER: Fisher & Carbone, Shipping Agents & Brokers, Messina, 114 Corso Vittorio, Emanuele. [Italy?] offering themselves as ship chandlers and brokers for the Pearl, sailing for that Port. Also a list to T.F.E.'s ships they have served before.
180. 1888 Nov. 20 LETTER: F.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a receipt.
181. 1888 Nov. 20 LETTER: David Rowland, the Martha, Plymouth to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they are stil l stuck by the strong winds.
182. 1888 Dec. 3 LETTER: David Rowland, Schooner. Martha, Falmouth to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey. 182. Continued . . That they left Plymouth yesterday but heavy seas forced them to shelter.
183. 1888 Dec. 4 LETTER: E.C. Hall, Housefield, Congleton, Cheshire asking for the interest due to Miss Leather for November. It can be sent care of Mrs. Fielder Hall.
Appended:
Cheque for £20. 10s. lOd. sent 5 Dec. 1888.
184. 1888 Dec. 5 LETTER: R.C. Briscoe, Liverpool Explosives-Magazines, 19 Old Hall Street, Liverpool to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that he was successful in Cornwall with Mr. Waddington, Chairman of Wheal Agar. He attended the board meeting of the Anglesey Quarry Co., discussing forming a ring of coast quarries. Can they do anything with limestone to control the market?
Enclosed:
Receipted bil l £12. 7s. Od. paid by T.F. Evans Esq., to Owen Griffith, Railway Shop, Pensarn, Nr. Amlwch (6 March 1889).
2 items.
185. 1888 Dec. 12 LETTER: W. Fairley, Mining Engineer Gentleshaw, via. Rudgeley to T.F. Evans Esq., asking him to send the Royalty account as usual to Mr. Darling.
186. 1888 Dec. 17 LETTER: Thos. Evans, Hirael, Bangor to T.F. Evans Esq., sending a bill as instructed by Capt. Lewis and asking for a salary remittance. 186. Continued . Appended:
Cheque sent 18 Dec. 1888.
187. 1888 Dec. 17 NOTICE: Agent to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, Bridgewater Navigation Co. Ltd., Runcorn to Thos. Grime Darwen that his ochre is waiting to be collected. Stamped Manchester Ship Canal Company.
188. 1888 Dec. 21 LETTER: City Laboratories, 18 & 19 Fenchurch St. London to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying the gold samples sent for testing have not arrived and will T.F.E. check with the railway Co., his end.
189. 1888 Dec. 24 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno to [T.F.] Evans enclosi ng a letter from Capt. Isaac Richards re. assays. If T.F.E. sends his son to Redruth, he should let him study Mineralogy and chemistry there.
190. 1889 Jan. 4 LETTER: Hirsch & Merzenich, Farbenfriken, Grenzhausen, Weinahr and Koln, Amsterdam sending £34. 11s. Od. as credit.
191. 1889 Feb. 8 LETTER: Edwin Cook & Son, Redruth to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that they have sent 1 doz. assorted miner's hats ordered through Messrs. Christoe & Son.
192. 1889 Feb. 18 LETTER: H.D. Patterson & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr. T.F. Evans. Mona Lodge, Aralwch that the 'native"1 Lochre] at Runcorn can be transferred at 40s. Od. (per ton?). They also need a few tons of slime ochre. 93. 1889 Feb. 22 LETTER: Lewis Hughes, per R.O.R. Henry Hills & Sons, Chemical Works Amlwch to Capt. H.Hughes, Mona Mines asking what quantity and quality of sulpher is at the mines.
194. 1889 March 11 LETTER: R.C. Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall Street, Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch. The Martha is expected in tomorrow and the Ochre will be shipped on to Messrs. 0'Hara & (Hoars?). Capt. Rowlands hopes to load with coal but thinks the powder wil l be better by rail. If the Mary Catherine/is bound for Antwerp R.C.B. can supply her with dynamite for Falmouth as a return cargo.
Appended:
Acknowledged 12 March 1889.
195. 1889 March 12 LETTER: W. Thomas & Sons, Ship build ers, Amlwch Port to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch stating that he has an appointment for Tuesday and asking T.F.E. to go to Towyn Trewan on Wednesday or Thursday.
196. 1889 March 14 LETTER: J.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for payment of outstanding accounts.
Appended:
Cheque for £35. 17s. 5d. sent 15 March 1889.
197. 1889 March 17 LETTER: J.M. Lilly, The Croft, Sponden, Derby to Mr. Evans asking after his health and saying he will visit in the Spring. 197. Continued . If there is any Best Slime Ochre ready he will take a few truck loads. 198. 1889 March 18 LETTER: W. Powell, Agent, Bitton, Bristol to (Mrs. Reid?), Anglesey, asking for samples of ochre. Appended: Answered 20 March 1889. 199. 1889 March 20 LETTER: William Lewis, Portmadoc to Thomas F. Evans Esq., that he is ready to sail for Leer [Holland] and hopes the freight is insured. He has taken a carpenter and sail - maker on board and wil l send the bill. Appended: Freight insured 21 March 1889. 200. 1889 March 1889 LETTER: Robert Davies, General Dealer, Glanadda, Nr. Bangor, asking the price per ton of light iron. 201. 1889 March 22 LETTER: R. G. Jones, Price & Co., Church Court, Clements Lane, London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a copy of the freight insurance for the Pearl. Portmadoc to Leer. 202. 1889 April 3 LETTER: F.W. Webb. London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a bill for scrap iron. 203. 1889 April 9 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Holyhead to [T.F.] Evans Esq., asking if he can help with a cargo from Point Ayre Colliery. 203. Continued ... Also that John Sellers is cunning and treacherous like Gladstone, having left them with a debt of £600. to £700.
In very poor condition.
204. 1889 April 12 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Holyhead Station Yard, to T.F. Evans Esq., about a dispute re. money and weights for a loacf of iron sold at 27s. 6d. per ton with Mr. Campbell. J.W. tells T.F.E. to ignore C. if he turns up there.
205. 1889 May (4) LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to [T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch] querying an invoice.
In poor condition.
206. 1889 May 6 LETTER: (N?) Williams, Mary Catherine, Harbour Office, Penyn to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch. N. has loaded the dynamite for Amlwch and Douglas intends to sail in the morning. He has offered more freight to Mr. Briscoe but has not heard yet.
207. 1889 May 10 LETTER: G. Dumont & Freres, Liege, Belgium to Mr. Evans, Amlwch thanking him for his letter but regretting he can't take the cargo from the Mary Catherine.
French.
208. 1889 May 13 LETTER: F.W.Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe, to Mr.T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. outstanding accounts.
209. 1889 May 13 LETTER: Henry Campbell, 41 Nicholas St., Glasgow offering to sell 50 tons of white iron clippings. (?) 210. 1889 May 20 LETTER: H.Campbell, 41 Nicholas St. Glasgow, saying that he can supply 2,4001bs of iron by rail at 5s. 6d. as he is losing half his yard due to building.
Appended:
Answered.
211. 1889 May 22 LETTER: J.K.Diggs, Mersey View, Runcorn that Mr. George Brewster of Falcarragh, Co.Donegal wants to buy 150 tons of Bog ore at 10s.Od. per ton. Says to get cash from G.B. or if a cheque, wait ' till it clears the bank before delivering.
212. 1889 May 24 LETTER: J.K.Diggs, Mersey View, Runcorn that W.J. Ball from the Marston Hall Salt Co., is asking re. Bog ore and J.K.D. quoted 10s. Od. per ton. The Company are safe for £50,000. Also the Runcorn Soap & Alkali Co., are interested in Bog ore.
213. 1889 May 26 LETTER: (N.J.) Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad St., London, to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. cargoes of ochre and asking which mine in Hungary he has inspected.
214. 1889 May 25 + 28 LETTERS: (2) John Rowlands, 23, Chapel St., Bangor to T.F.Evans begging a reply re. sending old iron from Portdinorwig.
Appended:
Answered.
215. 1889 May 29 LETTER: Cherry & Smalldridge, Paper Merchants, Dublin to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch, sending samples of wax. 215. Continued . Appended:
Wax ordered, 30 May 1889.
Attached:
To back, seal of the Parys M. Mine Company.
216. 1889 May 29 LETTER: Francis Morton & Co. Ltd., Engineers & Contractors, Naylor Street, Liverpool to T. Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying that the netting will be sent tomorrow.
217. 1889 May 30 LETTER: p.pro Potter & Co., Hollins Paper Mills, Darwen, Lanes, to T.Fanning Evans sending a cheque for £100. 15s. 5d.
Printed form.
Appended:
Receipt sent 31 May 1889.
218. 1889 June 1 LETTER: The Cwmaman Coal Co. Ltd., Swansea, quoting prices of various coal. If a vessel is sent to Porthcawl for loading they will accept 3d. per ton less.
Printed.
219. 1889 June 2 LETTER: N.J.Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad St., London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they are breaking into the market but T.F.E. will have to be prepared to guarantee a supply of oxide per annum. Lavington only wants a commission for his trouble. 220. 1889 June 4 LETTER: J.W. Webb, London & North Western Railway, Locomotive Dept., Crewe to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge Amlwch asking for payment of £24. 18s. 5d. for scrap iron.
221. 1889 June 5 LETTER: W. Singleton, Birch & Sons Ltd., China Clay, Upton St., Manchester to T.Fanning Evans Esq., They do not want any ochre at present.
222. 1889 June 6 LETTER: (M?) Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad St., London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch re. Oxide to sell at 18s. Od. If they can break into the business there a wharf will be taken.
Appended:
Willing to leave prices entirely in your hands.
223. 1889 June 6 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Holyhead to T.F. Evans Esq., J.P. asking if he can help with a cargo for Ireland.
Endorsed:
Postscript to the above that the Caernarvon Singers probably failed because it was Thursday which is Chapel night.
224. 1889 June 7 ORDER: Chas. Marsden & Sons, Holly Street, Sheffield to T.F. Evans, Amlwch for 5 tons best native lavatated ochre at 45s. Od.
225. 1889 June 7 LETTER: M Lavington, Dashwood House, New Broad St., London to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking if he can send samples of c. 10 lbs. each of oxide for gas purifying. 226. 1889 June 7 LETTER: Hirsch & Merzenich, Farbenabriken, Grenzhausen, Weinahr and Koln, Amsterdam to T.F.Evans, Amlwch re. ochre and the problems of moisture. They do not need any more at present.
227. 1889 June 8 LETTER: Ellis Compton & Co. Paint and Varnish Works, Bolton to Mr.T. Evans, Amlwch asking for samples and prices of ochre, oxides of iron and iron pyrates.
Appended:
Answered July 1889.
228. 1889 June 8 LETTER: David Rowland, Schooner Martha, Garston to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey that he couldn t see Capt. Williams so went to Mr.0.Thomas1 house and asked him to wire. The Mary Catherine is under offer for Malahide so who shall we go to for coal?
229. 1889 June 12 MEMO: C.& C.G. Potter, Belgrave Mills, Darwen to Mr.T.Fanning Evans Amlwch saying that they need no more Best Washed Slime Ochre this season.
230. 1889 June 13 LETTER: Urquhart Thraves & Co., Ship Store Dealers, 4 Coopers Row, Liverpool to T.F.Evans & Co., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey. Observing that the Pearl has sailed from Lisbon they offer to provide provisions on her arrival.
231. 1889 June 14 LETTER: W.(Powell?), Bristol to T.F.Evans saying he has received the sample and at this price assumed the bags are free.
232. 1889 June 19 LETTER: Leech, Neal & Co. Ltd., Derby to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch 232. Continued. Sending payment of account and asking for a receipt.
Printed
233. 1889 June 19 LETTER: W.Thomas & Sons, Ship builders, Amlwch Port to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Aralwch, sending a telegram and asking if T.F.E. would care to examine a ship before she finishes loading.
234. 1889 June 21 LETTER: Powell, Bitton, Bristol to Mr.T.F. Evans that Mr.Powell will call to arrange for a parcel of colour.
In poor condition.
235. 1889 June 23 LETTER: Capt. William Davies, Elizabeth Jane, Custom House Dock, Dublin, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, asking for a cargo from Amlwch to Garston or Runcorn.
236. 1889 June 27 LETTER: John Parry on the Caroline, Top Locks, Runcorn, to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they have arrived and are discharging. Shall we load with coal for the return?
237. 1889 July 5 LETTER: J.M.Lilly, Leach, Neal & Co. Ltd., Colou r Manufactury, City Road, Derby to T.Fanning Evans Esq. in confidence. Discussing the possibilities and dangers of shipping ochre to Pittsburgh, USA.
238. 1889 July 10 LETTER: William Lewis, the Pearl, to Thomas F. Evans Esq., stating that they are ready to sail for St. ? tomorrow. Carrying 199 tons 18 cwt at 12s. Od. per ton, and sending £37. 12s. lOd. The freight is 6s. 6d. per ton. Written on paper headed Robert J.Francis & Co. Ship & Insurance brokers,Liverpool. 238. Continued . Attached: i) BILL: Freight charge £37.12s. lOd. Capt. Wm. Lewis. T.F. Evans Esq., (9 July 1889).
ii) BILL: The Captain and owners of the Pearl to J . Game, blacksmith. £1 . 9s. 6d. (29 May 1889).
Appended: Settled by J.Garne. iii) BILL: for 3s. 9d. for parafin for Capt. Lewis of the Pearl from Ellerton & Kjolner. (29 May 1889).
Appended:
4 items
239. 1889 July 23 LETTER: De Winton & Co., Union Iron Works, Caernarvon to T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking if he can supply the same oxide as he sent to the gas works and at what price for a truck load delivered by rail to Blaenau Festiniog.
Appended
i) lowest rate 10s. Od. per ton but maybe cheaper if there is a regular order.
ii) Answered 351 to 751 d/d.
240. 1889 July 30 LETTER: Windsor Cary (Elias?), Rothesay, Isle of Bute on paper headed Santa Cecilia R.Y.S. He is uncertain of the date, he will return to Plas Newyddbut will contact recipient when he does.
241. 1889 July 31 LETTER: J . Meadowcroft, Manchester Ship Canal Co., Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., That they have heard from Messrs. Pochin & Co. that 50
241. Continued . 15 tons of ochre is ready for delivery. The order of 29 July was for 30 tons. He wishes the order changed.
242. 1889 Aug. 10 LETTER: William Lewis, the Pearl, Newcastle to Thomas F. Evans Esq., sending £20. 2s. Od. with the Bank. Sailing for Poole at 4s. 9d. per ton. 201 tons.
Appended:
Cheque acknowledged.
243. 1889 Aug. 29 ORDER: for one wagon of ochre from Mr.T.F. Evans to Chas. Marsden & Sons, Alders Paper Mills, Tamworth.
Appended:
forwarded 30 Aug. 1889.
244. 1889 Sept. 3 LETTER: M.Heusden, 17 Rue Basse, Anvers to T. Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch withdrawing a cheque for T.F.E.'s stay in his town. Re. blue stone in London, waiting Tor an analysis (?). Also re. W. Chengels. He may understand his argument one day. M.H. has had a letter from W. Kimmel thanking him for the preference. Family greetings.
French
245. 1889 Sept. 10 LETTER: W.Powell, Bitton, Bristol, to Mr.F. Evans Esq., Anglesey re. a regular order of 5 tons I.B.W.S.
Appended:
In poor condition 53
246. 1827 Sept. 10 LETTER: E.J. Burton, Daventry, to Lord Uxbridge sending papers that can be used as proving the locality and state of the mines for a trial between Lord Uxbridge and Roe & Co.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above, Old Mining concern.
247 1889 Sept. 11 LETTER: Charles H Hills, Henry Hills & Sons, Anglesey Copper Wks. Low Walker, Nr. Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge Amlwch congratulating him on a lode found at Morfa Ddu. Hoping to do more business and asking for a sample of blue stone for experiments.
24 8. 1889 Sept. 12 LETTER: M.Heuschen, 17 Rue Basse, Anvers to T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch thanking him for his letter and samples of blue stone. He cannot buy any at the minute. Also re. Port Authorities charges on the Mary Catherine. He suggests W.Kimmel may take the shipment.
French
249. 1889 Sept. 18 LETTER: [W. Singleton, Birch & Sons Ltd.,] China Clay, Upton St., Manchester, to T.Fanning Evans Esq. asking if he has any Best Washed Slime.
In poor condition.
250. 1889 Sept. 19 LETTER: J Rice Roberts, Tan y Graig Pentraeth, to T.Fanning Evans Esq., re. the lowest price earning a profit of Is. Od. per ton (?). A steam flat can be used if he has difficulty finding a vessel.
In poor condition. 251. 1889 Sept. 20, LETTER: William Lewis, The Pearl, (Western Point?) 251. Continued . to Thomas F. Evans Esq., re. freight charges. W.L. is sending the bills and they will be ready to sail for London tomorrow.
252. 1889 Oct. 31 NOTICE: to W.H. Dale, Tyldesley from J.Meadowcroft, agent to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, Manchester Ship Canal Co., (Bridgewater canals) Runcorn, that the ochre is ready to collect.
In poor condition.
253. 1889 Oct. 4 LETTER: H.D. Pochin & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr. T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending £200. 0s. Od. on account.
254. 1889 Oct. 7 LETTER: J.J.W. Potter & Co., Top Locks, Runcorn to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch saying they have used the samples and will order a large amount soon if possible.
255. 1889 Oct. 11 LETTER: J.K.Diggs, Mersey View, Runcorn, to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch stating that Mr. Nelson of Wm. Nelson & Sons, Glasgow has been inspecting the Bog Ore and was interested in the ochres.
256. 1889 Oct. 12 LETTER: J.J.W. Potter & Co., Merchants & Brokers, Top Locks, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq.,Amlwch, acknowledging the telegraph and waiting to hear from friends.
257. 1889 Oct. 13 LETTER: William Lewis, the Pearl London to Thomas F. Evans Esq., that they are ready to sail for Tapahom. On paper headed Mathews and Luff, Ship Brokers, 102 Fenchurch St., London E.C.
258. 1889 Oct. 14 LETTER: J.J.W. Potter & Co., Merchants & Brokers, Top Locks, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch, £6
258. Continued . making a provisional order for Ochre as they are waiting for a report.
259. 1889 Oct. 16 LETTER: J. Meadowcroft, The Manchester Ship Canal Co., (Bridgewater Canals Undertaking), Runcorn, to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re. the cargo of ochre on the Renown concerning the freight.
260. 1889 Oct. 16 LETTER: W.Singleton, Birch & Sons Ltd., Sub Manager, China Clay, Manchester, to T.Fanning Evans Esq. surprised that they have not had a reply to the sample of ochre sent.
Appended:
Wire sent in reply stating that no sample had been received. 17 Oct. 1889.
261. 1889 Oct. 28 LETTER: H.D. Pochin & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr. T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch offering 40s. Od. at Runcorn for 80 tons of Best Washed Native Ochre.
Appended:
NOTE: Wire: party here wants all . I ask fifty. Will you accept my terms?
262. 1889 Oct. 19 LETTER: Henry Hills & Son, Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that he is in error in using Messrs. Mathey to settle the produce with Messrs. Christoe. Mr. J.Hernaman James, Assay Office, Swansea is the one to use.
LETTER: dated 24 April 1889, Henry Hills & Son, Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re. using his 'Notice of Motion"r - [paper?] in a publication. 2 items
263. 1889 Oct. 21 LETTER: Hirsch & Merzenich, Farbenfabriken, Grenzhausen, Weinahr & Koln to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch re. agreement of prices T.F.E. has not answered as to the dryness of the ochre. He says he has a vessel for Antwerp but H. & M. have received no invoice.
264. 1889 Oct. 22 LETTER: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley Nr. Manchester, to Mr.T.F. Evans re. Ball duty on Ochre. Asks for a receipt. Also asks for credit note of £2. 17s. lid. short on the Mary Catherine that he told the clerk and his son about on the Sarah Pringle.
Endorsed:
NOTE, on money short for Sarah Pringle and Mary Catherine for £8. Is. Od. Proof to be got from Runcorn.
265. 1889 Oct. 24 LETTER: J.P. Williamson, Pary's Farm, Amlwch, to T.F.Evans Esq., asking if he will relet the Brewery to J.P.W. at a reduced rent as the trade at Amlwch, especially the port, is very much decreased.
266. 1889 Oct. 26 LETTER: William Lewis, The Pearl, London to Thomas F. Evans Esq., that they're ready to sail for Tapsham tomorrow.
267. 1889 Oct. 26 LETTER: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge. That Captain Hughes offered him the Washed Slime at 53s. 6d. per ton and he had sold it at that. If they charge more he will lose. 268. 1889 Oct. 29 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr.T.F.Evans saying that they will take all fifty. Also they will take 130 tons at their price.
269. 1889 Oct. 29 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, re. prices for Best Native ochre.
270. 1889 Oct. 30 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester, to Mr. T.F. Evans, haggling about costs.
LETTER: Cookson & Co., Lead Manufacturers, Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch telling him to send no more ochre. 271. 1889 Oct. 31 Endorsed:
NOTE: I am sorry for this T.F.E. I Nov. 1889.
LETTER: J.K.Digg, Mersey View, Runcorn to T.F.Evans Esq., reassuring him about Nelson & Sons who T.F.E. appears to be doing 272. 1889 Nov. 1 business with. The bog ore has all gone to Salford except for one boat load. J.K.D. will make quiet enquiries re. Nelson & Sons' finances.
LETTER: W. McCulloch, Queens Hotel Blaenau to T.F.Evans Esq., that the order of primers and solids should arrive in a few days with 273. (1889) Dec. 10 instructions how to use them.
Appended:
Copy ? sent to ? Mona Mine II November 1889.
In poor condition 56
274. 1889 Nov. 16 LETTER: David Rowland, Schr. Martha Cardiff to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch Anglesey stating they were loaded last night - sail today.
275. 1889 Nov. 30 LETTER: Lewis Thomas, W. Thomas & Sons, Ship Builders, Amlwch Port to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch about £400. 0s. Od. which L.T. wishes to invest in the Pearl. He feels he will do better than 0.Williams but will discover if he will buy.
276. 1889 Dec. 2 LETTER: C.& J.G.Potter, Belgrave Mills, Darwen, Lancashire to Mr.T. F.Evans, Amlwch that they can't take all 90 tons of Best slime ochre but deliver 20 tons to Potter & Co., Hollins Mill Siding Darwen and 30 tons to Belgrave Mill then they will see about the rest.
277. 1889 Dec. 6 LETTER: Grenfell, Copper Office, Upper Thames Street, London to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch requesting information re. sending ore from Amlwch to Swansea. They will then be in a better position to bid for ore.
278. 1889 Dec. 9 LETTER: Hills Bros. & Co., Long Acre. Birmingham, to T.F.Evans Esq. Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying that the ochre samples are too dark when mixed with oil.
279. 1889 Dec. 9 LETTER: Thos.Smith & Son, Paint, Colour & Varnish Manufactory. 178 & 179 Whitechapel Road, London giving types and prices of wood stains and varnishes. 280. 1889 Dec. 26 LETTER: C.& J.G.Potter, Belgrave Mills, Darwen, Lanes, to Mr. T.F. Evans, Amlwch saying they will take the 20/25 tons of B.W. Slime ochre. 0 5 !
281. 188? June 10 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & CO.,Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr.T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, that their clerk is away and on his return, will attend to T.F.E.'s letter.
282 1891 March 24 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to [T.F.Evans Mona Lodge, Amlwch] expressing surprise at his last communication and saying he cannot mean it . Asking if a truck of Mona ochre could be got off at once if required.
283. 1891 May 10 LETTER: E.J.P. H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd Salford, Manchester to Mr. T.F. Evans, Amlwch, asking when to expect the next delivery of Best Washed Native Ochre to Runcorn.
284. 1891 May 16 LETTER: E.J.P. Director H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr.T.F.Evans thanking him for his letter of the 14 inst.
In poor condition.
285. 1891 July 18 LETTER: Thos. Prichard, Llwydiarth Escob, Llanerchymedd to J. Thomas sending the tithe and rent receipts of Plas Thelwal Quarry. From what he hears (from?) Amlwch School Board, Mr.Fanning was trustee.
286 1891 LETTER: H.D. Pochin & Co.Ltd., [Salford, Manchester] to [T.F.Evans Mona Lodge] thanking him for his letter, saying he will forward a truck of Best Slime Ochre.
In very poor condition.
287. 1892 Jan. 5 LETTER: H.D. Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr.T.F.Evans Mona Lodge,Amlwch ordering 200 tons of ochre along with the order already sent for slime.
In poor condition. 288. 1892 Feb. 9 LETTER: (Wm.Pailham?) Northgate Works, Westmorelands, Bath to Mr. Paul Bridson, Mona Lodge, Amlwch re.H.W. Heating appointment for T.Fanning Evans Esq., It was not accepted.
289. 1892 March 29 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, asking when a cargo of native ochre and slime can be delivered, as they need to know.
290. 1892 April 2 LETTER: H.D. Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch that they have had no rain for a fortnight and cannot understand why T.F.E. cannot send any ochre.
In poor condition.
291, 1892 April 25 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F.Evans Amlwch sending £100. 0s. Od. on account and asking when the Native ochre will be sent.
In very poor condition.
292, 1892 May 3 LETTER: Thos. Prichard, Solicitor, Llwydiarth Escob, Llanerchymedd to T.F. Evans, sending receipts for the tithe and telling him to send £14. 0s. Od. to Plas Thelwal, Quarters rent due March 25.
Appended:
Cheque sent.
293. 1892 May 6 LETTER: J.Rice Roberts & Laurie, Llangefni to T. Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for a cheque for tithe rents on Coedana, Pen y Cefn farm.
Endorsed:
As above. 294. 1892 May 12 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford Manchester to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch asking when he will next deliver ochre. They need 300 tons of native best washed and 100 tons of slime.
In poor condition.
295. 1892 May 23 LETTER: H.D. Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F.Evans Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a bill of Landing(?) for the Success and asking for another delivery as soon as possible.
296. 1892 June 2 LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr. T.F.Evans, Amlwch enclosing his statements of account.
In poor condition.
297. 1892 June 24 LETTER: W.Powell to T.F.Evans Amlwch enquiring about 300 tons (ochre?) which he needs to ship.
298. 1892 Aug. 31 LETTER: Wm. Thomas Jnr. W.Thomas & Sons, Shipbuilders, Amlwch Port to Mr.Bridson stating that the Jane Pringle arrived last (week?) but they can't find the telegram so can not give the exact date.
Attached:
i) Telegram: Cowell, Birmingham to Mona, Amlwch, Wales, can you close on Thursday? wire. (13 Aug. 1892).
ii) Copy Telegram: Powell, Anderton Road [crossed out], Birmingham, not beard Jane Pringle close tomorrow.
iii ) LETTER: W.Powell, York House, Golden Hillock Rd., Small Heath, Birmingham to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch. The Jane Pringle has not yet arrived at Rotterdam. Try to find her whereabouts and let W.P. know. (29 Aug. 1892).
4 items. LETTER: W.Powell, York House, 299. 1892 Sept. 8 Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath, Birmingham to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch asking for a fresh bill for yellow clay not ochre.
LETTER: W.M.Preston, Llysdulas 300. 1892 Sept. 27 Estate Office, Beaumaris to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch acknowledging the cheque for £43. 4s. Od. Lady Neave's moiety on the Parys & Morfaddu Mines.
Typed.
301. 1892 Oct. 5 LETTER: E.J.Pochin, Director, H.D.Pochin & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch re. Eliza Bell. Cheque for £2"50. Us. Od. enclosed.
302. (1892 ?) LETTER: H.D.Pochin & Co. Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F.Evans, Amlwch, re. a claim on the London & North Western Railway Co. for the 4% cwt. short weight of ochre received by H.D.P. on 5 Feb. last year. The Railway say T.F.E. is willing to pay the amount, Pochin wish to know if so.
In poor condition.
303. 1894 Jan. 29 LETTER: J.G. Naylor, St. George's Emery Mills, 57, Carruthers St., Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., thanking him for his offer of solder but J.G.N. has no market for it .
304. 1894 Jan. 30 LETTER: D.M.Nelson, Consulting Engineer, Gas Works, 68 Bath St., Glasgow to Thos.Fanning Evans Esq. Mona Lodge, Amlwch :re. payments and contracts. This is a bad season for the sale of oxides.
305. 1896 March 3 LETTER: W. Thomas & Sons, Ship builders, Amlwch Port to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch asking for an invoice for £1. 17s. 6d. for lime of last 13 June. 306. 1896 March 10 MEMO: Vivian & Sons, Hafod Copper Works, Swansea to Mr.T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending the account of sales of blue stone from the Martha.They will send a cheque.
)7. 1896 June 25 LETTER: E.Tangye, Redruth, Cornwall to Mr.T.Fanning Evans, The Mona Mines, Amlwch sending an invoice for 250 fuses ordered via. Mr.R.C. Briscoe, Liverpool.
308. 1896 Aug. 19 LETTER: Robert Thomas, Eliza Jane, Point of Ayr to Mr.T.F.Evans thanking him for a letter and saying there are four vessels to load before him.
39. 1897 March 1 LETTER: Partridge, Jones & Co.Ltd., 93 Dock St., Newport to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Mines, Amlwch offering coals with prices.
Typed.
310. 1897 March 18 LETTER: Simpson,Davies & Sons, Runcorn to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the Renown was delayed discharging her inward cargo and they have made every effort to load her as quickly as possible.
11. 1897 July 11 LETTER: Board & Son, Bartholomew Close to Mr. Bridson Esq., hoping the samples are satisfactory and asking for orders through him as he will get credit.
In poor condition.
312. 1897 Sept. 2 LETTER: Mr. Jones, Rate Collector 25 Hill St., Amlwch to T.F.Evans Esq., J.P. Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. paying rates which are overdue.
H3. 1897 Oct. 11 NOTE: F.&H.Jackson, Oakenclough Paper Mills, Nr. Garstang to T.Fanning Evans asking for the lowest price of Golden Ochre. 314. 18?1 July 14 LETTER: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley Nr. Manchester to Mr T.F.Evans Amlwch wanting the bills for natural Ochre to be six monthly and asking for the slimes to be sent at once.
315. Dec. 14 LETTER: R.C.Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 19 Old Hall St. Liverpool to T. Fanning Evans, Amlwch that Bibby's are safe for £10,000. Also re. a house to sell to Wilson.
Appended:
Answered.
In poor condition.
316. ? Feb. 8 LETTER: John Bibby, Sons & Co., Garston Copper Works, Garston, Nr. Liverpool to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lod^e,Amlwch, re. the fluctuating world price of copper.
One side of document missing.
317. n.d. LETTER: W. Lewis, the Pearl, Ramsey to Thomas F.Evans Esq., re. freight charges London to Ramsey and Porthmadoc to London.
318. n.d. LETTER: W. Thomas & Sons, Ship- Builders, Amlwch Port to T.F.Evans Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending the half yearly account and hoping for further orders.
In poor condition. (ii) PERSONAL INCLUDING R.N.L.I. & CONSERVATIVE PARTY . . j
319. 1887 Jan. 7 LETTER: L Hughes, The Mona Foundry, Amlwch to T F Evans Esq., Amlwch re. a personal argument re. the London Times. L.H. considered T.F.E.'s statement as a Tory fact not a political argument. He has since ascertained that T.F.E. was mistaken.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Vessel fixed, trying to find another.
320. 1887 March 15 LETTER: R C Briscoe, 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch that he is very sorry to hear about T.F.E.'s accident and will delay his journey.
321. 1887 May 12 LETTER: G W Davies, The Vicarage, Llanerchymedd to T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. subscribers towards Mr George T. Hughes' testimonial.
322. 1887 May 21 LETTER: W Thomas, Cefni House, Llangefni to T F Evans Esq., re. choosing a candidate. They should ask Mr W. There must be a perfect understanding that the Jones' do not bring out a candidate.
323. 1887 May 30 LETTER: W.Thomas, Cefni House, Llangefni to T F Evans Esq., J.P. sending a letter from Col. Hoyin asking for his views. (Writer of enclosed is Lord Stanley's secretary?).
Appended:
Answered.
324. 1887 May 31 LETTER: W Dew & Son, Auctioneers & Land Valuers, Wellfield House, Bangor to T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending particulars re. Tydd yn y Waen.
In poor condition. lot
325. 1887 June 3 LETTER: W.Thomas, Llangefni to T.F.Evans Esq., J.P. that he will be in Amlwch tomorrow and asks for an interview at 3 p.m.
326. 1887 July 18 LETTER: J.H.Collins 54 Coleman St., (London) E.C. to T. Fanning Evans Esq., arranging to visit him.
Appended:
Acknowledged.
327. 1887 July 18 LETTER: W.H.Meredyth, Secretary, The National Union, Welsh Union of Conservative Associations, 43 St. John's Hill, Shrewsbury to Mr. Fanning Evans. His visit to Anglesey has been postponed but he will come in early August.
328. 1887 Aug. 1 LETTER: Mr.J.E.Lansing, Upper Bangor P.0. wishing to set up a meeting as soon as possible before he returns to America. (On paper headed Mona Lodge,Amlwch but crossed out).
329. 1887 Aug. 26 LETTER: ? Jones, Tyn y Caeau, Menai Bridge to T.F.Evans sending a cheque and asking for a receipt.
330. 1887 Sept. 18 LETTER: Henry B.Mitchell, Beaumaris to T.F.Evans saying he is sorry to hear of a disagreement between T.F.E. and others of the party (Conservatives) He and Lady Neave hope it will soon be sorted out.
In poor condition.
331. 1887 Nov. 15 LETTER: Sam Hughes, Bodednyfed, Amlwch, offering an annual rent of £80. for Caeriog and Fronheulog which he feels is high rent with all the best land on Anglesey now sold by private treaty. The buildings, walls and hedges are in dilapidated state and the land impoverished.
In poor condition. 332. 1887 Dec. 19 LETTER: Jane Lerain, Canol Llan, Amlwch to- Mr.Evans about reminding Mr.Webb about a vacancy for her son
Appended:
Mr. Webb written to 19 Dec. '87.
333. 1887 Dec. 24 LETTER: G.N.Ferguson, Balscaddan, Howth to Mr.Evans enquiring after Mrs.Evans and his daughters. Saying a friend, Dr.Garvey will be staying at Rhew Blau, Llanghie(?). (G.N.F. doesn't know the name).
334. 1887 Dec. 24 LETTER: John Darling, Beau Desert, Rudgeley to T.Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for a cod fish and wishing him the compliments of the season.
335. 1887 Dec. 24 LETTER: John B. Richardson, 25 Queens Rd. to Mrs.Evans that he will be glad to play at her dance and will bring a good violinist for £3. 3s. Od.
336. 1887 Dec. LETTER: Edward B.Moser, The Schools Shrewsbury to Mr.Evans informing him before his sons' return that there has been Chicken Pox in the School.
337. 1888 Jan.31 LETTER: John Evan Williams, The Rectory, Llanwenllwyfo, Amlwch to Mr.Bridson thanking him for the payment of £1.0s.3d. on behalf of Mr.Fanning Evans.
In very poor condition.
338. 1888 Feb. 2 LETTER: ?McIntyre, Gwydyr Ucha, Llanrwst to Mr.Evans re. Morris Evans who is in Liverpool under Dr.Stanison for a stone between his kidney and bladder. An operation is the only hope.
339. 1888 March 13 LETTER: Morris Evans, Gwydyr Ucha, Llanrwst to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch thanking him for his letter through Mr. Mclntyre. 339. Continued M.E. has had an operation to remove kidney stones and though he suffered very much is now slowly getting better.
340. 1888 March 23 LETTER: Joseph Bentley, 2 Baptist Terrace, Holyhead answering a letter and giving his qualifications for a job. [Coachman] and personal details.
Appended:
Settled.
341. 1888 April 13 LETTER: Joseph Bentley, 2 Baptist Terrace to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, making arrangements for a meeting.
Appended:
Answered 14 April 1888.
342. 1888 April 13 LETTER: Walker Carson & Sons, La Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, London to T. Fanning Evans Esq., acknowledging the arrival of remittance and order
In poor condition.
343. 1888 April 25 LETTER: Shirley, 7 (Filinairim?) Terrace, to Tom asking him to write to G & J (Michson?) & Co. 22 & 24 Stanley St. Liverpool to ask for £100 of her money. (She is Tom's sister).
344. 1888 May 1 LETTER: Edward B Moset, the Schools, Shrewsbury, to Mr.Evans stating that a terms notice is required to remove a pupil and the headmaster, Mr.Moss, does not think the case sufficient. Mr.Moset therefore expects to see John along with Evan.
345. 1888 May 10 LETTER: Shirley ? Lion Hotel, Machynlleth, North Wales to Jane re. travelling and her husband's health. Also about references for the society. 346 1888 May 12 LETTER: W.Fanning, Solicitor, Amlwch to "My Dear Tom" asking what he wants to do about the Penygraigwen people who owe (T.W.?) Williams £18.2s.6d. Also re. the purchase of Capel Euddog.
347 1888 May 24 LETTER: H.R.Arnold, Broxton, Chester to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, requesting his help in achieving a post with the Railway Department of the Board of Trade when the Railway and Canal bil l becomes law.
348. 1888 June 19 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno to (T.F.Evans) asking i f he has a spare copy of Rickarcrs 1 Miners Manual'.
349. 1888 June 20 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno to (T.F. Evans) sending him a copy of the Mining Magazine to read about the Anglesey Kaolinite.
350. 1888 June 20 LETTER: W.Fairley, Beau Desert, Rugeley to Mr.Bridson saying he does not wish to charge anything from his visit to the mines in May to Mr.Evans.
351. 1888 July 1 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno to (T.Fanning) Evans sending best wishes for his silver wedding anniversary.
352 1888 July 2 LETTER: J.E.Rose & Sons, 64 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool to T.F.Evans Esq., that unless the account for £6.0s.0d. which has been owed since September 1886 is paid immediately it will be placed in the hands of a solicitor.
Attached:
LETTER: as above explaining the cost of dentistry done on his son and saying they had a guinea off the £7.1s.0d. and £6.0s.0d. is remaining. (14 March 1888). 71
352. Continued ...... 2 items.
In poor condition.
353. 1888 July 5 LETTER: W.Fairley, Beau Desert, Rugeley to Captain Hughes regretting he was not informed of Mr.Evans' Silver wedding celebrations.
354. 1888 July 28 LETTER: C Le Neve Foster, Llandudno to Mr.Evans stating that his copy of the book by Rickard has turned up so he need not bother sending a copy. General chat about going on a family holiday.
355. 1888 Aug. 1 LETTER: E.Evans & Co. Mona Mineral Water Works, Llangefni to T.F.Evans Esq., apologising as they think they have sent the wrong bill. T.F.E. only owes 6s.Od. for soda.
356. 1888 Aug. 4 LETTER: Joseph Casortelli, Instrument Manufacturers, 43 Market Street Manchester to T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, that he has received the pocket thermometer which will be returned. Sends a picture of a self-recording anemometer with prices.
In poor condition.
357. 1888 Aug. 14 LETTER: H.W.Collins, Robinson, Collins & Driffield, 26 Castle St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Aralwch demanding £3.0s.0d. on behalf of Messrs. J.E.Rose & Sons.
358. 1888 Aug. 16 LETTER: Maurice W.Evans, 18 Wellesley Road, Princes Park, Liverpool to his cousin, re. property selling involving Mr.Wright, Mr.Jones, Mr.Wells and Mr.Edwards. Also re. a telephone wire between M.E.'s house and the recipient's.
359. 1888 Aug. 30 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Holyhead Station Yard to T.F.Evans Esq., 359. Continued J.P. telling him not to worry about the coat and discussing rumour. Also the breakdown of a bill which T.F.E. has.
In poor condition.
360. 1888 Sept. 5 LETTER: Maurice W.Evans, Liverpool to his cousin about setting up a telephone connection. He hopes his cousin is better now.
361. 1888 Sept. 21 LETTER: E.B.Moses, the Schools, Shrewsbury to Mrs.Evans sending a receipt and stating that Evan and Tom arrived safely. Asking if Mr. Evans' health had recovered and sending an updated account for Tom of l40.12s.2d. as he previously thought Tom was leaving 15 Oct.1888
362. (1888) Sept. 27 LETTER: Eliza Moses, the Schools, Shrewsbury, to Mr.Evans thanking him for a present of lobsters.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Eliza Moses, Shrewsbury, 29 September 1888.
363. 1888 Oct. 15 LETTER: J.Bowen, Land Surveyor and land valuer, Caernarvon to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending declaration forms to be signed re. Plas Elwa.
Appended:
Signed and returned 17 Oct. 1888.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
364. 1888 Oct. 15 LETTER: John E.Bignall, secretary. Civil Service Supply Association Ltd., 136 Queen Victoria St., London (to Mrs. Evans) that her goods are ready and will be sent on receipt of the amount invoiced.
Printed 365. 1888 Oct. 16 LETTER: C le Neve Foster, Llandudno to Mr. Evans sending the abstract he requested hoping they are for new mines. He has not seen anything against T.F.E. in print and will disregard it if he does.
366. 1888 Nov. 2 LETTER: (John?) Hughes, timber smith, Rhyl, late of Pendre LI anrwst, to T.Fanning Evans Esq., about Elm, Beech and Sycamore.
367. 1888 Nov. 4 LETTER: James Smith, Coastguard station, Bangor to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that he will begin banking to T.F.E.'s account on the 20 inst.
In poor condition.
368. 1888 Nov. 22 LETTER: James Smith, Coastguard Station, Bangor to T.F.Evans Esq., he will bank to T.F.E.'s account on Saturday and keep up repayments by monthly instalments if al l goes well.
In poor condition.
369. 1888 Nov. 24 LETTER: Lindsay, Meldrine & Oatts, West Regent Street, Glasgow to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they will reply after seeing Mrs. Evans who has been poorly.
370. 1888 Nov. 26 LETTER: James Smith, Coastguard Station, Bangor to T.F.Evans Esq., sending 10s. Od.
371. 1888 Dec. 5 LETTER: George Wright & Co., billiard table makers, Westminster Bridge Road, London to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, offering 5% off a billiard table at 65 guineas if T.F.E. replies at once. 372. 1888 Dec. 6 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Holyhead Station to T.F.Evans Esq., J.P. telling him to take care of his wife and saying he has seen the old gas man. Sending a letter from young Lewis.
373. 1888 Dec. 8 LETTER: J.& R.Smith, the Carpet and Linoleum Warehouse, 19 Williamson Square, Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch apologising that they did not include the cost of laying the linoleum in their estimate. Waiting to hear from T.F.E.
Appended:
NOTE to send the linoleum at once and waste no time in fixing.
374. 1888 Dec. 18 LETTER: Evans & Brown, Watch & Clock Makers, 13 Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury to T.F.Evans Esq., saying a registered parcel containing a gold watch and guard had been sent to him. Requesting him to let them know when it arrives.
Appended:
Watch acknowledged, 19 Dec.1888.
375. 1888 Dec. 25 LETTER: Wm.Richards to Mr.Evans recommending a coachman. Mr.Richard Rowlands, Gwynfryn, Upper Bangor will give him a reference. Also re. a wreath from Mr & Mrs Gregory sent to Mrs Lloyd.
376. 1888 Dec. 27 LETTER: John Sinfield, Pen y Graig Llanerchymedd to Mr.Fanning Evans Esq., applying for job as Coachman.
Appended:
Answered 28 Dec. 1888. 377. 1889 Jan. 11 LETTER: Capt. & Chief Inspector, R.N.L.I., 14 John St., Adelphi, London to T.Fanning Evans Esq., J.P.Amlwch R.S.O. Anglesey re. the new Lifeboat. The Bull Bay crew don't think her stable enough though the coxswain seemed happy with her in 1886. The boat can be improved.
378. 1887 Jan. 12 LETTER: Ahlard ? Amlwch to Mr.Evans Amlwch asking for a loan of £5.0.0. stressing that he wants the money that day per bearer.
In poor condition.
379. 1889 Jan. 14 LETTER: Lewis Hughes, Henry Hills & Son, Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch, thanking him for the loan of his trap on election day.
380. 1889 Feb. 5 LETTER: Henry Hobden, per pro H.Hill, Amlwch to T.F.Evans Esq., enclosing an account for spirits etc. T.F.E. has failed to keep his promise to him and his daughter re. the furnishing of his house. He refers to the matter as an object of ridicule and disgrace that he should have instructed his clerk to annoy Mrs.Thomas, Neuadd by applying to her for the writer's [overdue rent] money. He asks T.F.E. to write without delay concerning the house.
In very poor condition.
381. 1889 Feb. 7 LETTER: K.A.Lloyd, Kilenory Park, Chester to Mr.Brickin re. the auctioneers. He cannot have the proceeds of the sale as Dr.Lloyd's solicitors have summoned him to appear in Caernarvon. K.A.L. needs a few pounds if Mr.B. will tell Mr.Evans as he has paid for al l the mourning. He is going to Liverpool and gives an address where he can be reached. 382. 1889 Feb. 9 LETTER: (R.P.?) Evans, 254 High St Bangor to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. Mrs. W.A. Lloyd, money owed her.
Appended:
NOTE: (in a different hand-writing) that if Mrs.W.A.Lloyd is not paid at once proceedings will be started.
383. 1889 Feb. 16 LETTER: Morris Evans to T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch enquiring about Miss Evans. He heard she had broken her arm through an accident at Bangor. Also he is pleased that they have found blue stone at Mona Mine.
384. 1889 March 27 LETTER: J.B.Roberts, Roberts & Jones, Solicitors, Bangor to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re. Tyddyn y Waen, they may have to call for T.F.E.'s or his clerk's attendance If so they will come to see him.
385. 1889 March 27 LETTER: John Wilson, 40 Prince*s Gardens, S.W. on behalf of Mr. Chamberlain to T.Fanning Evans Esq acknowledging his letter.
386. 1889 April 13 LETTER: Shadwell H.Clerke, G.S. United Grand Lodge, Freemasons' Hall to W.Mader that himself and his Wardens and Postmasters are required to attend at Grand Lodge on 24 April inst.
Printed
Appended:
NOTE: Is anyone going from our Lodge?
387. 1889 April 17 LETTER: ? 41 Sudwell Road, Darwen to Mr.Evans re. the problem of catching return trains so if possible could he be booked at the Bodarben Arms (Dinorben Arms) as he will have his ten year old son with him. 388 1889 April 23 LETTER: W.Dew & Son, Tyddyn y Waen Bull Bay, to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch apologising for the delay in answering and stating that they are making enquiries as to the price of the unsold lots.
389 1889 May 25 LETTER: John Clayton, Sec, Carnarvon Amateur Christy Minstrels to Fanning Evans Esq., requesting his patronage for the troupe to use his name on Bills etc. The troupe are appearing in Holyhead. All profits go to local charities and a list of other patrons is included.
390, 1889 May 26 LETTER: Julia Hill, 56 Inverness Terrace, Kensington Gardens, to Mr. Evans sending a pleading letter from her husband which had been returned unopened. Mr.Hill has recently died peniless having sunk his money in Mona Mine. J.H. asks for recompense. The worry and annoyance of such a burden on his widowed daughter preyed heavily on Mr. Hills' mind.
391 1889 May 29 LETTER: Dolland & Co., opticians, 1 Ludgate Hill and 26 Old Bond St., E.C. to T.Fanning Evans Esq., that they have received 11s. 6d. via. the R.N.L.I. and the aneroid [barometer], will be despatched this day.
392 1889 May 29 LETTER: W.Dew & Son, auctioneers & land valuers, Bangor to T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. Tyddyn y Waen that the two unsold lots are £190. marked private and confidential.
393, 1889 June 4 LETTER: R.Hughes, Henry Hills & Sons, Chemical Wrks, Amlwch to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch sending early to catch T.F.E. and asking if he has any books Hughes may borrow. AO
394. 1889 June 7 LETTER: J Rumbey Williams, Veterinary Surgeon, Caernarvon, to Mr Bridson esq. that Sir Charles Isham of Cartref, Menai Bridge will probably bring Mr Fanning Evans1 horse over.
395. 1889 June 14 LETTER: (John) Hughes, Rhyl to T F Evans Esq., Amlwch that he writes on behalf of P & H Lewis, apologising that too much timber was sent and that the elm was too large.
396. 1889 Aug. 6 LETTER: Richard Morgan, Sailors Rest, Amlwch to T.Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for the books and tracts for sailors.
397. (18)89 Aug. 12 LETTER: J M Puleston, 4 Whitehall Yard, S.W. to (T.F.) Evans thanking him for the invitation to Amlwch but regretably declining on the grounds of ill-health.
398. (18)89 Sept.10 LETTER: L Cullen, Finea Granord, Ireland to T.Fanning Evans Esq., re. fishing and shooting at the cottage, T.F.E. intends to visit with a friend.
399. 1889 Sept. 19 LETTER: J M Clayton and A Carter, Sees. Carnarvon Amateur Christy Minstrels to T.Fanning Evans Esq., requesting his patronage for the new season.
400. 1889 Sept. 30 LETTER: Alwyne Carter and J.M. Carter, Sees. Carnarvon Amateur Christy Minstrels to T.Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for being their patron for the coming season.
401. 1889 Oct. 7 LETTER: W.Dew & Son, Wellfield House, Bangor to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying that if they hear of such a property as described they will let him know. They do not know if the late Mr. Jos. Evans had any interest in the old copper mines at Llandudno but are making enquiries. 402. 1889 Oct. 10 LETTER: Charles Dibdin, Sec. R.N.L.I., 14 John Street, Adelphi, London to T.Fanning Evans Esq., sending £17. 12s. 3d. to cover expenses at the Bull Bay Lifeboat Station.
Printed.
403. 1889 Oct. 10 LETTER: Charles Dibdin, Sec. R.N.L.I., 14 John St., Adelphi, W.C. returning an account for Mr.Preston sent to him by mistake.
404. 1889 Oct. 11 LETTER: W.Dew & Son, Wellfield House, Bangor to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. Jos. Evans deceased7 that he hacT no interest in the old copper mines at Llandudno. There are no shares in his name.
405. 1889 Oct. 16 LETTER: William Preston Esq., treasurer, R.N.L.I. Bull Bay Branch to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge Amlwch sending a cheque for £6.3s.4d. for quarterly expenses at the Bull Bay Station.
406. 1889 Nov. 13 LETTER: E.P.Phillips, the Railway Supplies Journal, 24 Bouverie St., Fleet St., London to T.F.Evans Esq., re. the proofs of an article by T.F.E.
Printed.
407. 1889 Nov. 22 LETTER: Thomas Prichard, Llanbadrig Vicarage, Amlwch to T.Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for his £1.0s.Od cheque towards Cemaes Pier.
408. 1890 Oct. 11 LETTER: Joseph Williams, Station Yard, Holyhead to T.F.Evans Esq., hoping that the birds he sent will thrive and die like the shamrocks??
409. 1891 Aug. 5 LETTER: Captain (Perenay?) Butterstone Court, Brecon, South Wales asking about the shooting. 409. Continued In very poor condition.
410. 189(1) March 9 LETTER: David Jones, Bull Inn, Amlwch for the Horse Insurance Company Ltd., 17 Queen Victoria Street, London E.C. to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch. D.J. hears he has a valuable in foal mare and sends a prospectus for insurance.
411. (1891?) Dec. 5 LETTER: James Smith, Coast Guard Station, Bangor to Mr.R.Bridson, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey enquiring about a 10s.Od. postal order sent in payment of money he owes Mr.Evans.
412. (1892) April 30 CIRCULAR: K.Paynter, Secretary, Conservative Club, for Lady Neave, Maesllwyn, Amlwch inviting recipients' presence at the meeting of the Executive Council on 6 May next at the Conservative Club.
Endorsed:
NOTE: reply that madam can go to H-LL signed C.J.T. Also signed Evan Evans.
413. 1892 Sept. 20 LETTER: W.Powell, York House,Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath, Birmingham to Mr.T.F. Evans Amlwch thanking him for his letter and asking what can he do in this matter. 414. 1894 Oct. 30 LETTER: H.T.0wen, Llangefni to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch sending a cheque for £46.12s.6d. the amount received at Ty'n y Ffrwd 415. 1890 Aug. 22 LETTER: John Hughes, Anglesey Conservative Association, Frondeg, Aralwch to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch informing him of the general assembly on Thurs. 28 Aug. next at Llangefni Town Hall. (Orange one penny stamp attached).
In poor condition. 416. ? Jan. 25 LETTER: John B.Richardson, 25 Queen's Road, Liverpool to T.F. Evans, about a piano he has found for sale for 42 guineas. 417. ? Feb. 18 LETTER: Mr.Hughes, Sec. & Treasurer Dinorben Cottage, - ? Amlwch asking for two years subscription. The next meeting will be on March 4. 418. May 11 LETTER: James Fox, 15 Hendrick St., Dubl in to T.Fanning Evans Esq., answering an advert from the Gazette Office, (for a Coachman). 419. June 3 LETTER: Henry Platt (?) Gorddinog. Llanfairfechan re. Capt. Baques(?) testimony. The list of names is suspect and he does not want to risk his money. 420. May 7 LETTER: Farquhar (Maddizan?), Admiralty House, Chatham, answering i an advertisement in the Times for a butler or footman. 1 In very poor condition. 421. n.d. LETTER: G. Pritchard Rayner Trescawen, Llangefni Anglesey, that he cannot attend the testimonial meeting for Revd. L.Kyffwn as he has rheumatic gout in his knees. 422. n.d. PART OF A LETTER: asking about the Williams and Roberts family for 1800. Records may be at Mona Lodge. 423. n.d. LETTER: Charles Pozzi & Son, 296 High Street, Bangor to T.F. Evans Esq., that the Soda is 3% per lb. i f sent right away. 424. n.d. LETTER: Hugh Thomas Llaneilian Rectory to Mr Evans offering him some trout. 425. n.d. LETTER: (E.Evans?) he was unable to see T.Fanning Evans at Mona Lodge. If he is there will he sign. I 425. Continued In poor condition.
426. n.d. LETTER: J. (Ambersi?) Lloyd to T.Fanning Evans Esq., thanking him for the testimonial he sent to the President of the Board of Trade.
In poor condition.
427. n.d. LETTER: R.E.Roberts, Rhosybol, to (H) Roberts Esq., J.P. Penbol re. the application for the New Postmaster which must go to Akers- Douglas Esq., M.P. the Conservative Whip. If Mr.Evans could write to the Postmaster General and Conservative M.P.'s.
428. n.d. LETTER: Charles Dibdin, Secretary R.N.L.I., 14 John Street, Adelphi, London to T.Fanning Evans Esq., J.P. Mona Lodge, Amlwch regretting his resignation as Honorary Secretary of the Bull Bay Branch due to the conduct of the Bull Bay Crew.
429. n.d. PART OF A LETTER: W.H.Meredyth, The National Union of Conservative Associations, 43 St. John's Hill, Shrewsbury re. electioneering and campaigning in Swansea and Anglesey. s3
4. MEMOS 430. 1887 Jan. 22 MEMO: Wm.Ward, 49 James St., Bethnal Green to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch re. vans used for loading ships. One horse should pull 40 to 50 cwt. on level ground. Also complaining that the copper he received was very dirty and poor quality.
431. 1887 Feb. 7 MEMO: Thomas Grime, Chemist, 311 Bolton Rd., Over Darwen sending £20. for ochre and apologising for not selling more but the Brown Mills are running short time.
432. 1887 Feb. 10 MEMO: John D.Thomas, Ship and Insurance Broker, 12 Baltic Buildings, Red Cross Street, Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch stating that T.F.E. has a cargo of coals and the President Garfield is there and can be loaded. Rate of freight 3s. 6d.
433. 1887 March 14 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch that he has the sample of common ochre but still has 50 tons at Runcorn. T.F.E. offers no Best Slime or Natural Washed as an inducement.
Appended:
No slime to offer.
434. 1887 May 7 MEMO: Howard & Co., Coal Merchants, Top Locks, Runcorn to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch asking when the Mary Catherine will arrive with the ochre and will she require an outward freight?
435. 1887 May 10 MEMO: Howard & Co., Coal Merchants Top Locks, Runcorn to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch saying they have urgent need of the ochre, has the Mary Catherine sailed? Also giving prices of coals for smelting. 436. 1887 May 14 MEMO: T.A.Hitch & Co., (laggers), New St., Smethwick to Thos.F.Evans Esq., saying that they are covering the boilers and piping at Messrs. Nettlefold's new works in Tydu and offer to cover a small length of steam piping with their non conducting material free of charge.
437. 1887 May 14 MEMO: Howard & Co. Coal Merchants, Top Locks, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch re. cargoes held by the Bridgewater Canal Co., for Prieste(?) They will send it by steamer on 21 inst. marked Endfarben.
Appended:
Answered 17 May 1887.
438. 1887 May 20 MEMO: John Morgan & Co., Paint Colour & Varnish Manufacturers, 3 & 5 Holly St., Liverpool to Mr.T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending a sample of Powdered Dark Sbsne ochre asking prices if a match can be found.
Appended:
Answered 31 May 1887.
439. 1887 Aug. 2 MEMO: Chas Marsden & Sons, Paper Manufacturers, Alders Mill,Tamworth to Mr.T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the weight received was 4 cwt. short of the July 14 invoice and they have debited 9s. Od.
Appended:
Acknowledged 3 Aug. 1887.
440. 1887 Aug. 19 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley, to Mr.T.F.Evans asking if he has any seconds native washed ochre at c. 30s. Od. 440. Continued ... Appended:
Acknowledged and sample sent 22 Aug. 1887.
441. 1887 Sept. 20 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley, to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch asking if he has any washed slime at Runcorn.
Part of document missing.
442. 1887 Sept. 20 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, The Mining Material Co. 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch acknowledging the order for 100 tons of coal to be loaded on the Pearl and 70 tons on the Mary Catherine.
443. 1887 Dec. 31 MEMO: Chas. Marsden & Sons, Paper Manufacturers, Alders Mill, Tamworth to Mr.T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for allowance for the water in the ochre they have received.
Endorsed:
NOTE: perfectly dry leaving here.
444. 1888 March 26 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the Mary Catherine has discharged a portion of her cargo and will sail for Runcorn.
445. 1888 Aug. 16 MEMO: G. Shrewsbury, the Gas Conservatory Boiler, 122 Newgate St., E.C. that by checking the invoice he will see that 25% has been taken off and 2%% can be taken off for remittance.
446. 1888 Aug. 23 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, the Mining Material Co. 19 Old Hall St. Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Mines, Amlwch sending a copy of a telegram and thanking him for his order. 447. 1888 Sept. 7 MEMO: G.J.Geary & Co., 2 Cumberland St., Deansgate, Manchester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for a sample and prices of blue stone.
In poor condition.
448. 1888 Oct. 8 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch re. Mr. Goulding's letter. There is something on T.F.E.'s mines in the 29 Sept. issue of the Mining Journal. If T.F.E. is going to see Goulding R.C.B. will make sure he is properly briefed.
449. 1888 Oct. 26 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, the Mining Material Co., 19 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that 0'Hara & Hoar have sent instructions to ship one ton to Triede and the rest to Rotterdam. Is the Mary Catherine entering Liverpool docks on her way to Runcorn?
450. 1888 Dec. 6 MEMO: George Wright & Co., Billiard Table Manufacturers and Patenters, 158, 162 & 164 Westminster Bridge Rd., London to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying they will send the table and asking if he requires a six light chandelier.
Personal
451. 1888 Dec. 7 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, the Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch saying he will come on Tue. or Wed. next.
452. 1888 Dec. MEMO: George Write & Co., Billiard Table Manufacturers, 158, 162 & 164 Westminster Bridge Road to 452. Continued ... T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying that the table has been forwarded and he must write as soon as it arrives if he wants it fixed before Xmas.
453. 1888 Dec. 8 MEMO: Thomas Grime, Chemist, 311 Bolton Road, Darwen to Mr.Evans saying he cannot afford to pay cartage from Amlwch. If he can pay as from Runcorn then he will order two wagons of six tons each.
454. 1888 Dec. 10 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, the Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch saying that he will leave by the 9.30 train on Wed. and should be in Amlwch by 1.30.
455. 1888 Dec. MEMO: J.& R.Smith, Carpet & Linoleum Warehouse, 19 Williamson Square, Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch that they have sent the linoleum today and will send a man to lay it.
456. 1888 Dec. 11 MEMO: R.R.Mintor & Co., Cheapside, Liverpool to Mr.T.F. Evans, Amlwch asking for about a ton of Purple Slime for sampling.
457. 1888 Dec. 11 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, the Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall Street Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch changing the arrangements for a meeting due to a letter from Mr.Dunlop.
458. 1888 Dec. 12 MEMO: John Ellis, Shipbuilder, Hirael, Bangor to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch sending the account for the Pearl as instructed by Capt. Lewis.
459. 1888 Dec. 15 MEMO: R.R.Minton & Co., Cheapside, Liverpool to Mr.T.Fanning Evans, Amlwch saying they have received the bill of landing at rate of 3s. 6d. per ton which is sufficient 460. 1889 Feb. 2 MEMO: 0'Hara & Hoar, 12 Lime St., London to T.F.Evans Esq., that they are likely to want 40 tons of Best Slime towards the end of March.
In poor condition, corner missing.
461. 1889 March 2 MEMO: R.C. Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 19 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch thanking him for sending cash to Stanhope and forwarding a credit note.
462. 1889 March 4 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch thanking him for the order of a cask of petroleum.
463. 1889 March 7 MEMO: J.L. Cardwell & Co., 15 Cross Street, Manchester to Mr. T.F. Evans saying that as he has not replied to their inquiry if he had any Peaty Oxide at Runcorn they have probably lost an order for 30 tons.
464. 1889 March 18 MEMO: R.C.Briscoe, The Mining Material Co., 23 Old Hall Street Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch sending an invoice for coal Capt. Rowlands will sail tomorrow and R.C.B. will write to the Capt. of the Mary Catherine in Amlwch.
465. 1889 March 18 MEMO: Richards & Co., Ship Insurance Brokers, Portmadoc to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch awaiting further news and expecting the Pearl to get away in a few days.
In poor condition.
466. 1889 March 31 MEMO: Joseph Campbell, Forage Dealer & Co., Cattle Station, Holyhead to Mr. Evans, Amlwch requesting payment of a bill for iron.
467. 1889 April 4 MEMO: Coppack, Carter & Co., Connah's Quay, Nr. Flint to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, 467. Continued .. Amlwch that they can recommend a nice little vessel and will find the lowest price she can be bought for.
468. 1889 April 4 MEMO: John Mclnnes & Son, 13 North John St., Liverpool to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch, saying they will take the Purple Slime T.F.E. has on hand and are sorry he is to stop making it.
469. 1889 April 24 MEMO: Charles Marsden & Sons, Paper Manufacturers, Holly St., Sheffield to Mr.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the Ochre was not up to quality and wanting to know what allowance will be made on the invoice.
470. 1889 May 15 MEMO: Thomas Grime, Chemist, 311 Bolton Rd., Darwen that he has a customer who will buy elsewhere if not supplied this week. Send 5 or 6 tons from Amlwch.
In poor condition.
471. 1889 May 19 MEMO: Joseph Campbell, Forage Dealer & Co., Cattle Station, Holyhead to Mr. Evans, Amlwch asking him to pay his bill.
472. 1889 June 1 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that there has been a mistake on the invoice, it should have been 45s. Od. at Runcorn.
473. 1889 June 3 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley, to Mr.T.F.Evans asking for an order of 4 tons of washed Slime at Runcorn.
Appended:
Answered, invoice and order sent 4 June 1889. 474. 1889 June 4 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch to send the Best Native Ochre ordered to the station without as much dark layers of umber as the sample. Also not to forget the order for Best Slime at Runcorn.
Appended:
Forwarded from Amlwch, 6 June 1889.
475. 1889 June 5 MEMO: H.D.Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford Manchester to T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge Aralwch saying they will have the Ochre at Runcorn at 40s. Od. if the quality is right.
476. 1889 June 5 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to Mr.T.F.Evans saying he will take 50 tons of Best Native Ochre at 40s. Od. ex. Runcorn.
Appended:
Answered 6 June 1889.
477. 1889 June 5 MEMO: paid to Captain Robert Williams of the Success £2.0.0. for the freight of a cargo of Purple Sluice shipped to Halecliff for Messrs. John McJones & Sons, 13 North John St., Liverpool.
Endorsed:
NOTE: of as above.
478. 1889 June 7 MEMO: H.D. Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to T.F.Evans Mona Lodge, Amlwch acknowledging receipt [of a letter?].
479. 1889 June 11 MEMO: Potter & Co., Hollins paper Mills, Darwen, Lanes, to Mr. T. Fanning Evans asking for a receipt. 480. 1889 June 18 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch sending a postcard re. lost Ochre 2.3 tons short. Asking for a credit note.
Appended:
Answered 19 June 1889.
481. 1889 June 22 MEMO: John Mclnnes & Son, 13 North John St., Liverpool to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch returning an unaccepted draft and asking him to make the account up for £298.16s.0.
482. 1887 June 25 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to T.F.Evans, Amlwch that he can't afford the Ochre at that price and feels he's not being treated as an old-standing customer.
483. 1889 Feb. 2 MEMO: W.H.Christoe & Sons, Assay Office and Laboratory, Poltisko, Truro to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch that they are making enquiries about miner's hard hats.
484. 1889 Aug. 30 MEMO: Cooper & Co., Felt Works, Little King Street, Birmingham to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch enquiring about pine(?) powder. Sending samples of what they can get that are not good enough, white, yellow and brown.
Appended:
It should also be light in weight.
485. 1889 Aug. 31 MEMO: Cookson & Co. Lead Manufacturers, Bank Chambers, Sandhill, Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch that they cannot say whether or not they will want another cargo of Ochre that year.
486. 1889 Aug. MEMO: Cooper & Co., Felt Works, Little King Street, Birmingham to Mr.T.Evans, Amlwch asking if he 486. Continued ... produces a fine white powder for polishing metal.
In poor condition.
487. 1889 Sept. 11 MEMO: Carter Symes & Withington, 12 Queen Square, Bristol to T. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch asking if he can match the enclosed. If so, kindly send samples and prices.
Appended:
Answered 13 Sept. 1889.
488. 1889 Sept. 26 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to Captain Hughes making an appointment to see him.
489. 1889 Oct. 2 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch asking him to send the small lot of 12 tons to the works at Lower Darwen.
490. 1889 Oct. 2 MEMO: Cookson & Co. Lead Manufacturers, Bank Chambers, Sandhill, Newcastle-on-Tyne to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch thanking him for his letter and saying they will look into the question of Ochre.
491. 1889 Oct. 4 MEMO: W.H.Hosking, Ashburton Umber Co., Newton Abbot to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. Ochre at 57s. 6d. at Amlwch and the cost by rail and by water at Runcorn. Also asking for samples and prices of Purple Slime.
492. 1889 Oct. 22. MEMO: CPozzi & Son, Glass & China Warehouse, 296 High St., and Chapel St., Bangor to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Aralwch sending a cheque and asking the best price per ton of light iron.
493. 1889 Oct. 24 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley 493. Continued ... to Mr.T.F.Evans, Mona Lodge, saying Captain Hughes said T.F.E. had some Best Washed Slime. W.H.D. would like 20 or 30 tons at 50s. Od. at Runcorn if possible.
494. 1889 Oct. 29 MEMO: William Henry Dale, Manufacturing Chemist, Tyldesley to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch sending a receipt. Also asking to be remembered to Captain Hughes, he will pray for him.
495. 1891 July 14 MEMO: H.D. Pochin & Co.Ltd., Salford, Manchester to Mr.T.F.Evans Mona Lodge, Amlwch Anglesey re. costs of transporting Ochre.
Document defective - torn across.
496. 1892 Oct. 19 MEMO: Pollard Richardson & Co., Bridge Dock Wharf, Narrow St., Limehouse to Mr.T.Fanning Evans Amlwch that the Ochre is at least 33% moisture and they will not accept it in that condition.
Typed
In poor condition
497. 1892 Oct. 21 MEMO: Pollard, Richardson & Company Bridge Dock Wharf, Narrow St., Limehouse, London to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch rejecting the Ochre as it is too wet for their purposes.
Typed
498. 1894 June 4 MEMO: 0'Hara & Hoar, 12 Lime St., London to Mr.T.F.Evans, Amlwch asking for 1 bag 1 cwt. of Best Washed Slime Ochre to be sent to Liverpool Station today for a sample.
499. 1896 April 1 MEMO: R.B.Toft, Ship Broker, Runcorn to T.Fanning Evan s Esq., Amlwch looking for an outward freight as he needs to charter a vessel c.200 tons from Amlwch. 499. Continued ... Appended:
Answered.
500. 1896 April 11 MEMO: Thomas Brothers & Co. Ship and Insurance Brokers, 30 Brunswick Street Liverpool to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking if he has freight for a vessel of 190 tons. Manchester to Amlwch.
501. 1896 29 MEMO: Thomas Brothers & Co., Ship and Insurance Brokers, 30 Brunswick Street, Liverpool to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the Martha is on her way to Amlwch carrying c.110 tons at 2s.6d. ton. If T.F.E. can deal with her to wire through.
502. 1898 Oct. 17 MEMO: W. Meadowcroft & Sons Ltd., Regent St., Blackburn to The Amlwch Brewery Co., asking them to pay their account.
Tjrped
503. n.d. MEMO: Charles Pozzi, Looking Glass and Hardware dealer, 304 High St. and Chapel St., Bangor. Illegible.
In poor condition - half missing. qb
504. 1887 Feb. 9 NOTE: T.F.Evans Mona Lodge, to Mr. Bridson, Mona Lodge, telling him to order 60 fathoms of half inch wire rope and they will need dynamite by next week.
Appended:
Ask Capt. Hughes if it's the same to order a k inch steel rope or half inch iron rope.
505. 1887 May 11 TELEGRAM: Howard & Co., Runcorn to Mona, Amlwch asking when the vessel sailed.
Appended:
Answered, vessel sails tomorrow, weather permitting.
506. 1889 May 14 TELEGRAM: Meadowcroft, Runcorn to T.F. Evans, Amlwch saying Howard and Co., want 37 bags marked f (?) ex. Mary Catherine. Wire i f the delivery is to go ahead.
507. 1887 May 23 TELEGRAM: Thomas, Runcorn to Mona, Amlwch to send £7 for the Mary Catherine, vessel loading.
508. 1887 July 6 NOTE: Leech, Neal & Co., Colour Manufacturers, City Road, Derby to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch informing him of short weight of ochre received.
509. 1887 Sept. 20 COPY TELEGRAM: R.C.Briscoe, 23 Old Hall Street, Liverpool to T. Fanning Evans Esq., that the Mary Catherine declines to take less than 120 tons.
510. 1887 Sept. 20 TELEGRAM: Cockburn, Liverpool to Mona, Amlwch that the Mary Catherine declines to take less than 120 tons.
Appended
Acknowledged 20 Sept. '87.
In poor condition. 5. TELEGRAMS & NOTES. 511. 1887 Oct. 17 POSTCARD (?) Cardwell & Co., 15 Coors St., Manchester asking i f they can send Peaty Oxide.
In poor condition.
512. 1887 Nov. 4 NOTE: Joseph Williams, Holyhead, Lime and Cement Merchants to T.F. Evans Esq., J.P. requesting the return of a letter sent by mistake.
513. 1887 Nov. 5 TELEGRAM: Lemin c/o Sully, Bridgewater to Mona Lodge, Amlwch, the Bebell is ready to sail, please wire if you will load me.
Appended:
Reply sent. Can't load at Cardiff coal no good to me.
514. 1888 Feb. 29 TELEGRAM: Riva, Holyhead to Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, that he wil l leave by the twelve train.
515. 1888 April NOTE: T.F.Evans. Overseer to the Railway Establishment, Amlwch to provide Owen Jones with tea, sugar and margarine.
Appended: Returned 3 July 1888. Attached: RECEIPTED BILL 4s.9d. from T.F. Evans Esq., to Thomas Lewis & Co., Lewis Buildings, Amlwch.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Petty Cash, 3 July 1888 7s.3d.
516. 1888 Aug. 15 TELEGRAM: Spargo, Liverpool to Mona, Amlwch, thanks but can't reach Amlwch ' til l ten tonight. 517. 1888 Aug. 22 TELEGRAM: Spargo, Liverpool to Mona, Amlwch stating that Sykes has a copy lease and the original is with recipient.
518. 1888 Nov. 9 TELEGRAM: Jas Scott Co., Cork to Mona, Amlwch, allow us to attend business Earl usual fee do best secure good outward Freight.
Appended:
Will write tomorrow, clerk left office, I know nothing. Mona.
519. 1888 Dec. 14 TELEGRAM: Briscoe, Liverpool to Mona, Amlwch, perfectly safe, stopped at Conway hence delay in wiring.
520. 1888 Dec. 18 TELEGRAM: Holyhead Rail to Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying a freight of 130 tons at 4s.6d. to 5s.Od. has been offered.
Appended:
Answered 18 Dec. 1888.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Freight too high, can't accept at that price.
521. 1889 Feb. 2 TELEGRAM: Pozzi, Bangor to Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, will give thirty eight.
522. 1889 March 27 NOTE: Charles Dibdin, Secretary, R.N.L.I. 14 John Street, Adelphi, London to Mr. Evans thanking him for his letter.
523. 1889 March 29 TELEGRAM: Lewis, Leer, to Evans, Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey. Arrived Safe.
524. 1889 July 27 TELEGRAM: Dewson, Bangor to Mona, Amlwch, no fuller particulars re. Penmon, than on the postcard and posters. 524. Continued ... Appended:
6 to send.
525. 1889 Aug. 3 NOTICE: The Manchester Ship Canal Co., Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch that H.D.Pochin & Co., Salford have been informed that a cargo of B.W. Slime Ochre is awaiting them.
526. 1889 Aug. 9 TELEGRAM: Bridson, Bangor, to Mona Amlwch that Pozzi wants samples before making an offer.
Appended:
Sample forwarded. 9 Aug. 1889.
527. 1889 Sept. 5 NOTE: W. Thomas & Sons, Ship Builders, Amlwch Port to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking him to settle his account.
528. 1889 Oct. 4 TELEGRAM: Pozzi, Bangor to Mona, Amlwch, their highest price is 34s.Od.
529. 1889 Oct. 4 TELEGRAM: Pozzi, Bangor to Mona, Amlwch, send to our address Bangor.
Appended:
Solder sent 4 Oct. 1889.
530. 1889 Oct. 30 TELEGRAM: Kinmel, Great Tower St., to Amlwch that a little more does not matter.
Appended:
Answered. Confirms a shipment of 100 tons but the latitude allowed is a convenience.
531. 1889 Oct. 30 TELEGRAM: Pochin, Salford to Mona, Amlwch, no made best offer possible.
Appended: 531. Continued ... i) Answered and confirmed.
ii) All right but you work too close.
532 1889 Nov. 11 TELEGRAM: Gas, Waterloo St., Glasgow to Mona, Amlwch instructions to wire Meadowcroft to deliver the Thomas cargo.
Appended:
Mr. Meadowcroft wired as required.
533 1889 Nov. 19 TELEGRAM: (Cockburn?), Liverpool to Mona, Amlwch, can load at 9s.6d. subject to immediate reply.
In poor condition - torn.
534. n.d. COPIES of telegrams sent and received by Howard & Co.
i) When will the vessel sail, Howard & Co.,
ii) Vessel sails tonight or tomorrow weather permitting, Mona.
535. n.d. NOTE: on Kent Hops, Worcesters, and Hallertans as cargo with price per cwt. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS PAPERS. 536. 1885-1886 INSURANCE PROSPECTUS: 3 companies
i) North British & Mercantile Insurance Co.,
ii) British Equitable Assurance Co.
iii) Imperial Life Office.
3 items - printed.
537. 1888 April 31 INSURANCE PAPERS: calls for insurance to pay on the Pearl, the Martha and the Mary Catherine. The receipts for those payments. The Amlwch Mutual Marine Insurance Company.
6 items.
538. n.d. INSURANCE PROSPECTUS: Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool & London. Printer - R & R Clark, Edinburgh.
Printed.
539. 1894 Feb. 24 INLAND REVENUE LICENCES: Thomas Fanning Evans Esq.,
1) To use armorial Bearings.
ii) To employ one male servant.
iii) Four dog licences.
iv) Three carriage licences, two for less than four wheels, one for four wheels or more.
9 items.
540. 1889 June 27 & 28 WEIGHING CERTIFICATE: load of hay from James Roose to Mona Lodge.
Attached:
WEIGHING CERTIFICATE: load of swedes from James Roose to T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge. (14 March 1889)
ii) as no.i (30 Jan. 1889). 540. Continued .. . iii) RECEIPT: for £3. 7s. 6d. for the above (2 Aug. 1889).
4 items.
541. 1888 June 22 LIST of the amount of Poor Rate collected from Mona and Parys Mines, works and houses £53.13s.6d. NOTICE: from the firm Smiths & Gore Solicitors for the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England to Mr. Samuel Hughes, T.Fanning Evans Esq. 542. 1889 Nov. 4 and Capt. Wm. Thomas that they intend to distrain their lands pa. Amlwch for £17.5s.10d. Rent-charge arrears. CREDIT NOTE: for £10. to Mr. T. Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, by Bratby & Hinchliffe Ltd., Aerated Water Engineers, Sanford 543. 1892 May 13 Street, Manchester.
Purple one penny revenue stamp attached.
DEMAND: Charles Edwin Nield, Solicitor, Commerce Court, 11 Lord Street, Liverpool to Mr.T.Fanning 544. 1896 Nov. 29 Evans, Amlwch for £56. and 3s.7d. costs owing to Messrs.C.Taylor Sons & Company.
545. 1889 May 14 ASSAY CERTIFICATE: W.H.Christoe & Sons, Assay Office Laboratory, Poltisko, Truro. to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch. on Mona Copper Ore. Giving a list of names and a percentage of their samples.
546. 1889 June 13 ASSAY CERTIFICATE: W.H.Christoe & Sons, Assay Office Laboratory, Poltisko, Truro to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, on Mona Copper pre. giving a list of names and the percentage of their samples. 547. 1889 Oct. 10 ACCOUNT: of the Cargo of Slime Ochre and Sluice Ochre on the Mary Catherine for Runcorn (for?) Mr.W.H. Dale, Tyldesley. 548. 1896 Sept. 8 WEIGHING CERTIFICATE: 2 tons 7 cwt. 3 qrs. of straw for T.F.Evans Esq., Mqna Lodge, from Mr.David Pritchard, Port.
549. 1898 Aug. 27 COPY INVOICE: of a cargo on the Eliza Jane from Richard Williams & Sons to T.Fanning Evans, Merchant, Liverpool to Amlwch. £2.10s.0d. received for freight. Signed R. Thomas.
550. 1898 Sept. 15 CARGO INVOICE: 70 tons of slack on the Eliza Jane, Chester to Amlwch.
Appended:
£2. received for freight.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Bills of loading, Eliza Jane Liverpool.
551. 1898 Nov. 12 INVOICE: for a cargo of gas coal, 120 tons, on the Confidence, Glasgow to Amlwch.
Attached: i) Copy of above.
ii) Copy of Charter Party between John Jones of the Confidence and James McKelvie & Co., Haymarket, Edinburgh, bound for Amlwch. (3 November 1898).
iii ) Bill of landing: the Aralwch Gas & Chemical Co. to James McKelvie & Co., £58.19s.0d.
iv) Letter: James McKelvie & Co., to R.Bridson Esq., Secretary - Gas Light & Chemical Co., Amlwch. informing as above. (14 November 1898).
Typed: v) Weighing Certificate for the Confidence, Amlwch Public Weighing Machine (13 Dec. 1898) 119 tons. 2 cwt.
6 items. 7. POSTCARDS, MOSTLY BUSINESS. 552. 1881 Feb. 12 POSTCARD: Adams Brothers, 25 Bury Street, London E.C. to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the goods are sent.
553. 1887 May 6 POSTCARD: O f Hara & Hoar, Color Manufacturers & Importers, 12 Lime Street, London to Mr.T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch that only 126 bags weighing 10 tons 8 cwt. have been received by Mr. Meadowcroft at Runcorn.
554. 1887 May 9 POSTCARD: 0'hara & Hoar, Color Manufacturers and Importers, 12 Lime St., London to T F Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that the weight of ochre on 126 bags is 10 tons 5 cwt 3 qrs.
555. 1887 May 28 POSTCARD: p.pro John Morgan & Co. 3 & 5 Holly St., Liverpool to Mr. T. Evans. Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they are stil l awaiting the samples and prices of dark ochre as promised.
556. 1887 July 13 POSTCARD: G Dumont & Freres, Liege, Belgique to Thomas Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch to inform him that they have a small parcel addressed to him which was hidden among the specimens in the Kate. Asking when the freight will be sent to exchange.
French
In poor condition.
557. 1887 Sept. 27 POSTCARD: Lloyd & Lloyd, Liverpool Tube Warehouse to T.F.Evans Esq., Gas Works, Amlwch that they wired the works immediately and forward the goods today as requested.
558. 1887 Oct. 11 POSTCARD: ? Lloyd ? Terrace, Upper Bangor to Mr. Bridson, Mona Lodge, Amlwch - asking i f Mr. Evans has returned and anxious for news of Mrs. Evans. 559. 1887 Nov. 3 POSTCARD: J C Lester, Bushingthorpe, Leeds to Mr T F Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch saying that the yellow ochre is wanted for tanning so will he send samples and prices.
Appended.
Samples sent, 11 Nov. 1887
Coming apart.
560. 1887 Dec. 9 POSTCARD: Carter, Symes & Withington, 12 Queen Square, Bristol to T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch.
Appended:
i) Answered 10 Dec. 1887.
ii) Note re. B.W.S. and B.W.N.
561. 1888 Jan. 26 POSTCARD: Bridgewater Navigation Co. Ltd., Runcorn to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch that they have forwarded the samples to H.D.Pochin & Co. Salford.
In poor condition.
562. 1888 July 19 POSTCARD: William J Furnival, Clay Merchant & Commission Agent, 101 Bucknall New Road, Hanley to The Mona & Parys Mining Co., Amlwch asking if they buy (Calarainiac?), i.e. Native Zinc Carbonate and asking for samples and quotes for paint ore or ochre.
563. 1888 July 21 POSTCARD: William J Furnival, Clay Merchant, 101 Bucknall New Road, Hanley to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking him to quote the lowest price for crude ochre and explain why it's called slime ochre. 563. Continued .. . Appended; Cannot send a sample of crude ochre as it is obtained from different parts of the mine.
564. 1888 Oct. 16 POSTCARD: R.C. Briscoe, African Chambers, 19 Old Hall Street, Liverpool to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch. Will send the bil l of loading tomorrow. The Ochre has been shipped today.
565. 1888 Dec. 15 POSTCARD: Mr. Meadowcroft, Bridgewater Navigation Office, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. the Mary Catherine.
566. 1889 Feb. 18 POSTCARD: London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Office, Chester to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Aralwch acknowledging receipt of a letter.
i 567. 1889 June 11 POSTCARD: J. Henshaw per London & North Western Railway, District Goods Manager's Offices, Chester to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. April Carriage account, acknowledging receipt of a letter.
568. 1889 July 2 POSTCARD: Fichard Conway, Mostyn Street, Llandidno to Mr. Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch asking if he can use old iron and at what price. 569. 1889 July 3 POSTCARD: The Chronicle, Chester re. placing an anvertisement in the weekly paper. Six times at 5s.Od. or three times at 2s.6d.
Appended:
Answered.
570. 1889 Sept. 26 POSTCARD: The Ruthin Soda-Water Co. (Ltd)., to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch acknowledging receipt of empty bottles.
In poor condition. 571. 1889 Oct. 15 POSTCARD: Cherry & Smallridge, Dublin to T.Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch sending proof sheets of a book for approval.
Appended:
Proof (refused?) 15 Oct. 1889.
572. 1889 Oct. 25 POSTCARD: Charles Dibdin, Secretary R.N.L.I. 15 John St., Adelphi, London W.C. to T.Fanning Evans Esq., J.P.D.L. Mona Lodge, Amlwch asking for annual Returns of expenses of the [lifeboat station at Bull Bay].
Appended:
Statement sent 27 Oct. 1889.
573. 1889 (Dec?) 13 POSTCARD: Howard & Co., Salt Merchants & Ship Brokers, Runcorn to T.F. Evans Esq., Amlwch asking for an estimate on ochre.
Appended:
Answered.
In very poor condition, deteriorating.
574. 1891 Oct. 23 POSTCARD: Railway Supplies Journal & Co.,, 24 Bouverie St., Fleet St., London E.C. to The Mona Mining Co., Amlwch that the editor will be pleased to receive particulars of productions for the Journal.
In very poor condition.
575. 1894 June 30 POSTCARD: H Owen, Maen Eryr, Tregaian, Llangwyllog to T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch that he is sending a cart over for the timber tomorrow.
576. 1897 March 31 POSTCARD: Rothschild & Baker, 31 & 32 St. Paul's Square, Birmingham to T.F. Evans Mona Lodge, Amlwch that he can*t leave today. Ml
576. Continued . .. Postmarked 1 Apri l 1897. 577. 1897 Jul y 29 POSTCARD: Old Whiskey Co. Ltd. , Dublin, to The Amlwch Brewery Co. Ltd., Amlwch asking for empty casks back.
In poor condition.
578. 1897 Oct . 7 POSTCARD: H Lewis, Bull Inn, Amlwch to the Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch that he has returned via. the carter Hugh Richard that day.
In poor condition.
579. 1888 1890 POSTCARDS: 10 items illegible. 10.
8. RECEIPTS. (i) MINES & SHIPPING. H4
580. 1887 1888 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: Mr. T.F. Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch, paid to G & J Nickson & Co., 22 & 24 Stanley Street, Liverpool. 8 items. 581. 1887 March 7 RECEIPT: 10s.Od. paid by T. Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch to Richard Thomas for freight on a cargo of ochre, Porth Patrick to Amlwch per Jane.
Endorsed: As above. 582. 1887 March 19 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: petty cash. 4 items. 583. 1887 April 27 RECEIPT: for £5 paid by T.Fanning Evans, Amlwch for freight of yellow ochre to Newcastle on Tyne per Martha.
Endorsed:
NOTE: David Rowlands, cash advanced per Martha £5.
584. 1887 Apri l June RECEIPTS: Mona Mine business, marked, Mines a/c monthly payments made 4 weeks ending 18 June 1887.
19 items. 585. 1887 May 24 BILL: T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch to Richard Williams & Sons, 39 Old Hall Street, Liverpool. £50.12s.6d. Coal, cargo and insurance for Mary Catherine.
Attached:
Receipted as above, (30 June 1887)
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above - (5 Aug. 1887).
2 items. 586. 1887 Oct. 7 RECEIPT: for £I.16s.7d. paid to Richard Evans, Tyn Lon, Gwredog, Amlwch. Cyflog Wythnos.
Welsh and English.
587 . 1887 Nov. 15 STATEMENT: Henry Hills & Sons to T.Fanning Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch for £74.0s.5%d. for weighing and unloading and rent of quay and warehouses. Marked copy.
Attached: i) NOTE: 835 loads landed to and from Messrs. H. Hills & Sons Works - July 1 to Aug. 25. Endorsed: CYLCHLYTHYR: Henry Hills a'i Fab yn dweud eu bod wedi gostwng eu prisiau.. i 5s. y dunell yn y gwrteithiau i gyfarfod ag iselder masnach yn y wlad. Maent yn galw sylw hefyd at y 'Foundry' yn Amlwch ac yn apelio am gefnogaeth. (14 Ionawr 1887).
ii) NOTE: on bill owed to Messrs. H.Hills & Son, Chemical Works, Amlwch Port. (May - Oct. 1887) 3 items.
588. 1887 Nov. 23 BILL: for £2.14s.l0d. from The Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Co. Ltd. , Smethwick to Mr.T.F.Evans - Anglesea.
589. 1887 Dec. 12 RECEIPT: for £2.14s.l0d. from Mr.T.F.Evans to The Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Co. Ltd., Smethwick.
Purple One Penny revenue Stamp attached.
590. 1888 Jan. 21 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: on the shipping account. (Insurance). 11 items. 591. 1888 Jan. 21 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: for the Mines Account.
16 items.
592. 1888 Jan. 31 RECEIPTS: from John Darling - Receiver - Marquis of Anglesey for rent paid by the Mona Mine Co., for Cerrig y Bleiddiai, Mill Pool and Croesau.
Purple One Penny revenue Stamp attached to each.
4 items.
593. 1888 March 26 RECEIPTED BILL of Thomas Prichard, Cooper, block and sparmaker - Amlwch Port - to the Owner of the Martha.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above for 9s. Od.
594. 1888 June 22 RECEIPT: £53.13s.6d. from T.Fanning Evans Esq., for pa. Amlwch. Poor Rate by O.R.Roberts.
Attached:
As above - handwritten receipt signed Robert Roberts.
2 items.
595. 1888 July 3 RECEIPT: for £1.2s.6d. paid by T.Fanning Evans to Hugh Hughes for the use of a horse at Gadfa.
Endorsed:
As above.
596. 1888 Aug. 9 BILL: R.G.Jones, Price & Co., London to Thos.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch for insuring 8 ships. - £22.13s.10d.
Endorsed:
NOTE: shipping and mines 11 August 1888. 596. - Continued - Attached:
RECEIPT: for the above. (11 August 1888).
2 items.
597. 1888 Aug. 10 RECEIPT: for £1.0s.Od. from T.F. Evans Esq., for blocks for repairing the Martha.
Endorsed:
NOTE: 10 August 1888 - W.C.Paynter and Co. use of blocks - Martha £1.0s.Od.
598. 1889 Jan. 7 BILL: for £5.2s.6d. from George Artingstall & Co., Warrington for 2 dozen Weed Brooms.
Appended:
NOTE: less 5% discount £4.17s.4d.
Endorsed:
Mines account - 20 May 1889.
In poor condition - torn.
599. 1889 Jan. 21 RECEIPT for £8 for candles bought from William Roberts, Chandler, Amlwch.
Endorsed:
As above.
600. 1889 Feb. 18 RECEIPT: for 5s. Od. paid to Robert Jones for old iron by Mr.Fanning Evans.
Endorsed:
As above.
601. 1889 Feb. 19 RECEIPT: for £1.16s.0d. David Jones Newborough, for mats for the Mona and Pary s Mines by T.Fanning Evans
Endorsed: As above 602. 1889 Feb. 22 RECEIPT: for £1.0s.0d.frora Mr.T.Fanning Evans to John Parry, Cemaes on account for purchase money and rent of Pary s Mill.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
603. 1889 Feb. 22 RECEIPTED BILL: for £79.10s.3d. paid to Richard Williams & Sons, 39 Old Hall Street, Liverpool, for coal by Thos.F.Evans Esq.,
Endorsed:
As above.
604. 1889 Feb. 23 RECEIPT: of a delivery of old iron to Mona Mine from Robert Jones, Cerrigyrwyn. Weighed by Wm. Jones Pary's Mountain weighing machine.
Attached:
NOTE: R.J. - £0.12s.3d. for old iron.
2 items.
605. 1889 Feb. 27 RECEIPT: Mr.Jones, Penyryrfa, Pensarn for £1.9s.8d. from T.F.Evans Esq., his dividend from the Schooner Mary Catherine.
LETTER: Mary E Lewis, Amlwch Port stating that she received the cheque and statement from the Mary Catherine.
Both the above enclosed in a sealed paper marked shipping, 4 weeks ending 16 March 1889.
3 items.
606. 1889 Feb. 27 RECEIPT: for £5.0s.0d. paid to David Rowlands for cash advanced on account of freight of a cargo of copper ore on the Martha, by T.F.Evans. 606. Continued ... Endorsed:
As above.
607. 1889 Feb. 28 RECEIPT: for 18s.3d. paid to Robert Jones for loading copper ore on the Martha by the Mona Mine Co.,
608. 1889 March 5 RECEIPTED BILL: for £3.8s.8%d. from T.F.Evans Esq., (M.M. a/c) [Mona Mine account], to Owen Griffith, Railway Shop, Pensarn nr. Amlwch.
Attached:
i) as above, £2.6s.4%d. Ty'n Ffrwd account.
ii) as above, £6.18s.3d. Mona Lodge account.
3 items.
609. 1889 March 6 RECEIPT: for £10.0s.0d. paid to William Williams on account of the freight on a cargo of old iron on the Mary Catherine from Liverpool, by Mr.Thomas Fanning Evans.
Endorsed:
As above.
610. 1889 March 13 RECEIPT: for £153.3s.8d. paid by T.F.Evans Esq., to John Darling for Royalty of the Mona and Pary's Mines to 31 Dec. 1888.
Purple one penny revenue stamp attached
Attached:
LETTER: John Darling, Beau Desert, Rugeley to T.F.Evans Esq., sending the above receipt. (30 March 1889;.
2 items. 611 1889 March 14 RECEIPTED BILL: for £1.2s.Id. paid by the Mona Mine Co. to Robert Jones for loading the Mary Catherine.
Endorsed: NOTE: as above for R.J. loading Blue Stone and ochre.
612 1889 March 15 RECEIPTED BILL: R.G.Jones, Price & Co., to Thos F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, Anglesey for insurance on the Pearl £18.9s.lid. Purple one penny stamp attached.
Endorsed: NOTE: i) as above. ii) 10s.0d. paid in excess but credit will be given for next time.
613 1889 March 16 RECEIPT: for £l.0s.0d. from Mr.T.Fanning Evans on account for Purchase Money and Rent of Pary's Mill by John Parry, Cemaes.
Endorsed: NOTE: as above. 614 1889 March 16 RECEIPT: for £35.17s.5d. paid to the London & North Western Railway Locomotive Dept., Crewe by T.F. Evans for scrap iron.
Endorsed:
As above.
615 1889 March 20 RECEIPTED BILL: Owners of the Pearl to William Timothy, Sail- Maker, Porthmadoc. £3.2s.8d.
Appended:
Settled 23 March 1889. 615. Continued ... Purple one penny revenue stamp attached.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above, for repairing the Pearl1 s sails. Also that these four bills were paid by cheque. [See following four items, all bills for the Pearl dated 23 March].
616. 1889 March 23 RECEIPTED BILL: Owners of the Pearl to Hugh Davies, Boat, Block, Pump & mast maker, Back Welsh Slate Co., Porthmadoc £1.8s.3d.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
In poor condition.
617. 1889 March 23 RECEIPTED BILL: Owner of the Pearl to Richard Williams Smith Porthraadoc - £0.11s.3d.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
In poor condition.
618. 1889 March 23 RECEIPTED BILL: Capt. Lewis of the Pearl to D.Morris & Co., [ship] chandlers, Britannia Terrace, Porthmadoc: £3.10s.0d.
Purple one penny revenue stamp attached.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
In very poor condition.
619. 1889 March 27 RECEIPTED BILL: T.Fanning Evans Esq., to the Amlwch Mutual Marine Insurance Co. for the Pearl £6.5s.0d. 619. Continued .... Purple one penny revenue stamp attached.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Amlwch M.M. Ins. Co. vessels calls, £15.12s.6d.
620. 1889 March 27 RECEIPTED BILL: T.Fanning Evans Esq., to the Amlwch Mutual Marine Insurance Co. £5.0s.0d. for the Mary Catherine of Beaumaris.
Purple one penny revenue stamp attached.
621. 1889 March 27 RECEIPT: The Amlwch Mutual Marine Insurance Co. from T.Fanning Evans Esq., for the Schooner Martha, Rowlands - Master. £4.7s.6d. insured £350.0s.0d.
622. 1889 March RECEIPTED ACCOUNT: for £14.19s.5d. from T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch to the London & North Western Railway Co.,
2 sheets: in poor condition.
623. 1889 April RECEIPTED BILL: London & North Western Railway Co. £7.11s.0d. from T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge.
Endorsed:
Account of the above (10 June 1889)
624. 1889 May 18 RECEIPTED BILL: for £1.0s.Od. from Robert Jones, Cerrig y Rwyn, Pary's Mountain Weighing Machine to Mona Mine.
Appended:
Settled 20 May 1889.
Attached:
NOTE: as above.
2 items. 625. 1889 May 23 RECEIPTED BILL: to Mona Mine Co., Amlwch Port from Robert Jones £1.0s.Od . for loading 16 tons precipitate on the Martha.
Attached:
NOTE: as above.
2 items. 626. 1889 May 28 RECEIPTED BILL: £3.13s.0d. for old iron to John Rowlands, Bangor from Thomas Fanning Evans, Amlwch.
Appended:
Settled 1 June 1889. Purple one penny revenue stamp attached. Endorsed:
As above.
627. 1889 May 29 RECEIPTED BILL: for £4.17s.6d . paid to George Artingstall & Co. Ltd. , Manufacturers, Warrington, by T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge,Amlwch.
628 1889 May 31 RECEIPTED BILL: for 17s.3d. from the Mona Mine Co., to Robert Jones for loading the Mary Catherine with washed ochre.
Endorsed: NOTE: as above.
629. 1889 June 3 RECEIPT of £6.0s.0 d for freight of precipitate from David Rowland for T.F. Evans.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above Capt. David Rowlands, Schooner Martha.
630. 1889 June 5 RECEIPTED BILL: Mona Mine Co., Amlwch Port to Robert Jones 11/11 to load the Success with 630. Continued .. Purple Slime.
Endorsed;
NOTE: as above.
631. 1889 June 6 RECEIPT: for £22.17s.0d from Mr.Fanning Evans for freight of old iron on the (Buyedeiu ?) signed John Griffiths, Amlwch.
Purple one penny stamp attached.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
632. 1889 June 7 RECEIPT: £11.18s.2d from Mr.Fanning Evans to John Parry for freight on a cargo of coal ex. Caroline.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
633. 1889 June 10 RECEIPT: for £80.0s.0d from T. Fanning Evans Esq., to F & H Lewis, Dr. £I6.11s.4d left on account.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above P & H Lewis & Co., Timber Merchants, Llanrwst.
Purple one penny revenue stamp attached.
634. 1889 June 11 RECEIPT: for £67.0s.0d. paid by Mr.Fanning Evans, Liverpool to Brereton P.Evans, Amlwch for old iron.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
635. 1889 July 25 RECEIPT: for £4.4s.6d paid by Mr.Fanning Evans to John Hughes for hay.
Endorsed: 635. Continued ... NOTE: as above to John Hughes Cae Bach.
636. 1889 July 26 RECEIPT: for £4.9s.0d paid by Mr. Fanning Evans to Owen Hughes for hay.
Endorsed:
As above.
637. 1889 Aug. 14 RECEIPT: 8s.Od. paid to Edward Joseph by T.F. Evans for taking powder from P. Mine to Moelfre.
Endorsed:
As above.
638. 1889 Sept.29 RECEIPTS: for rents from the Mona Mine Co., to the Marquis of Anglesey.
One penny revenue stamp attached to each.
3 items.
639. 1889 Oct. 10 RECEIPT: for 5s.Od. paid by T.Fanning Evans to Robert Jones for loading old iron.
Endorsed:
As above.
640. 1889 Dec. 31 RECEIPTED BILLS of:
i) W.C.Paynter & Co. Timber Merchants and Ship Builders, Amlwch Port to T.F.Evans Esq., J.P. £l.lls.4d
ii ) W.C.Paynter & Co., Merchants and Ship CHandlers, Amlwch Port to T.F.Evans Esq., Mary Catherine. £l.lls.4d
iii) Thomas Morgan, successor to Dr. to Edward Hughes, Wheel wright, Timber and Iron Merchant, Amlwch Port to T.F. 640 Continued ... Evans Esq., Lime Kiln. 9s.3d.
iv) As above, 13s.2d.
4 items.
641. 1890 Jan. RECEIPTED BILL: of Thomas Evans & Co. , 152 Boundary Street, Liverpool to Mr.T.Fanning Evans, Amlwch for repairs to the Pearl. £3.l0s.l0d
Purple One Penny Postage and Inland Revenue Stamp on Document.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above, paid 22 Feb. 1890.
Attached:
NOTE: Shipping, 4 weeks ending 15 March L18]90.
642. 1890 May 8 ACCOUNT: of Messrs. Leech, Neal & Co.Ltd., Dity Road, Derby for Shelly Ochre from Mona Mine to Spondon. £22.9s.0d
643. 1891 April-June ACCOUNT: of T.F.Evans, Amlwch with Bratby & Hinchcliffe.
Appended:
Copy.
644. 1891 April-June CHEQUE STUBS: Williams & Co., Amlwch.
645. 1891 July 31 FINAL DEMAND: for £222.12s.9d from Mr. Evans, Amlwch owed to Bratby & Hinchcliffe Ltd., Sandford St., Ancoats, Manchester.
646. 1892 Jan. 9 ACCOUNT: for £l.8s.5d. owed by T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch to T & R Williams, Iron Monger, Victoria House, Amlwch.
Endorsed: pa
646. Continued ... NOTE: as above and sundries at £6.15s.0d. 4 May 1892.
647. 1892 May 4 RECEIPTED BILL: for £6.15s.2%d. paid by T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge to T & R Williams, Iron Mongers, Victoria House, Amlwch.
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached.
648. 1892 May 6 RECEIPT: for £14. from Thomas Fanning Evans Esq., to Sir George Eliot Meyrick Tapps Gervis Meyrick, Baronet for rent on Plas Thelwal Quarry.
649. 1892 May 14 RECEIPT: for £1.5s.0d. paid to John Jones by T.Fanning Evans Esq., for wheeling coals from Ocean Bell.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
650. 1893 April 25 RECEIPT: for £265.Is.lid. from T.Fanning Evans Esq.,
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached.
Endorsed:
NOTE: Mona Mine, B P Evans. Liverpool, settlement of account up to 30 March 1893.
651. 1893 Sept. 1 RECEIPT: for 8s.4d. paid to Robert Jones & Ann Jones for wheeling limestone from the Stag to the Quay, Amlwch.
652. 1893 Oct. 17 RECEIPTED BILL: for £2. paid by T.Fanning Evans Esq., to J & W Wilson, paint, colour and varnish manufacturers, 21 Wapping Street Liverpool.
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached.
Appended: \73
652. Continued .. Paid 15 Jan. 1894.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above, white and red lead for the mines.
653. 1893 Dec, ACCOUNT: of T F Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, with the London & North Western Railway Co. for £39.6s.lid.
RECEIPTED: label gummed on, paid 27 Jan 1894.
Endorsed:
NOTES: on the account.
654. 1895 May 29 RECEIPTED BILL: for £11.15s.6d. paid by T Fanning Evans Esq., to John G Naylor of Manchester for old iron.
Appended:
i) Please return this receipted.
ii) Receipted, J G Naylor, 30 May 1895.
655. 1895 May to June BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: shipping.
14 items
656. 1896 Oct. BOOK OF RECEIPTS: for scrap iron received by Mr Fanning Evans from London & North Western Railway Co.
657. 1897 May 31 BILL: £84.3s.9d. owing to Simpson, Davies & Sons, Bank Chambers, Runcorn by T Fanning Evans Esq., Amlwch.
658. 1898 July RECEIPTS: 31 for public weighing machines in Liverpool.
Attached:
i) certificate of Weighing for the Edward Blower, Captain James Harrison, Passed by B P Evans Esq., 658. Continued ... ii) List of weights of the Edward Blower.
iii) Two receipts from James Harrison for £5. and £7. for freight on the Edward Blower.
Each with a purple Id stamp.
35 items.
659. 1898 Dec. 13 RECEIPTS: T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch, to John Jones. £30.16s.bd. freight on a cargo of (splint?) gas coal for the Confidence. Glasgow to Amlwch.
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached.
660. 1898 Dec. 19 & 20 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS.
3 items.
661. 1899 Nov. 7 RECEIPT: for £42.2s.Id. by W G Webster for John Taylor (Company) Glasgow Ltd.,
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached"^
662. n.d. BILL: for 5s.6d by T F Evans to The Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Co. Ltd., Smethwick.
In poor condition.
663. n.d. RECEIPT: 12s.7d paid to Robert Jones [freight] on the cargo of blue stone on the Pearl.
In very poor condition. (ii ) PERSONAL AND TYTHE RENTAL. 131
664. 1887 June 17 RECEIPTS: for poor rate paid by T F Evans to pa. Amlwch.
13 items.
665, 1887 July 1 RECEIPTED BILL: £3.0.0. from T Fanning Evans Esq., J.P. to D Jones, Book & Stationery Depot, Amlwch.
Appended:
Paid 6 Oct. 1887.
666, 1887 Dec. 3 RECEIPT: for 13s.7%d paid by Mr Thomas Evans to pa. Llaneilian for Poor Rate.
Endorsed:
As above.
667 1887 Nov 1888 June RECEIPTED BILL: for £6.7s.4d. from the Dinorben Arms, Amlwch.
Appended:
[paid] Aug?
Purple One Penny Revenue stamp attached.
In very poor condition.
668. 1888 Jan. 5 BILL: £1.10s.6d. Dinorben Arms, Amlwch.
669. 1888 April 12 RECEIPTED BILL: for 9s.Od. paid to Daniel Jones, watch maker & optician, Amlwch by T.F.Evans Esq., for repairing jewellery.
Endorsed:
As above.
670. 1888 May 11 BILL: £2.9s.0d. Dinorben Arms, Amlwch.
671. 1888 June 21 RECEIPTED BILL: for 2s.3d. paid by Mr T F Evans to Joseph Rodgers & 671. Continued ... Sons, 6 Norfolk Street, Sheffield
for repairing a knife.
Endorsed;
As above, paid 4 July 1888. 672. 1888 June 23 RECEIPT: for £16.2s.9d paid by T.Fanning Evans Esq., as poor rate on Bodednyfed Farm.
673. 1888 June 27 RECEIPTED BILL: for 17s.6d from Mr.Evans - Amlwch to Richard Morgan, Confectionery Establishment for a Children's Tea Party.
Endorsed:
NOTE: petty cash 17s.6d - 3 July 1888 for tea supplied to ragged school on Silver Wedding anniversary.
674. 1888 July 5 RECEIPT: for £5 from Mr. T Fanning Evans to James Roe of Bodgadfa for hay and turnips.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
675. 1888 July 10 RECEIPT: £6. from T Fanning Evans Esq., to J E Rose & Sons [dentists] 64 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool for professional services. Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attachein
676. 1888 July 13 RECEIPTED BILL: for £1.0s.2d from T F Evans Esq., to Wm. Owen, saddler, 6 Queen St., Amlwch.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above for repairing harness. 133
677 . 1888 July 19 RECEIPT: D Bartkes Price, Sec, Bangor Diocesan Church Defence Institution, Nangelynin Rectory, Conway to T Fanning Evans Esq., for 10s.Od donation.
678 . 1888 July 20 RECEIPTED BILL: for 18s.4%d paid by T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge to T Williams, draper.
Appended:
Settled 4 Aug. 1888.
Endorsed:
As above.
679. 1888 Aug. 14 RECEIPTED BILL: for £4. paid by T.F. Evans Esq., to Daniel Jones watchmaker, Amlwch.
In poor condition
680. 1888 Michaelmas BILL: for miscellaneous expenses at school, £9.11s.9d from Edward B. Moser, housemaster to T.F.Evans
Endorsed:
Sundries, E B Moser Esq., Shrewsbury School £51.11s.Id 25 Jan. 1889.
In poor condition
681. 1888 Michaelmas RECEIPTED BILL: for E A Evans for the Michaelmas term at school. Edward B Moser, Housemaster. £51.11s.Id paid.
682. 1889 Feb. - April ACCOUNT BOOK: of rents owed to Thomas Fanning Evans.
683. 1889 Feb. 25 RECEIPTS: for poor rate (Llaneilian), received by John Owen from T F Evans for four properties.
4 items. 684. 1889 March 1 RECEIPTED BILL: for £4.17s.6d paid to Henry Hills & Son. Chemical Works, Amlwch by T F Evans Esq., Amlwch for manure. Bill Head contains sketch of the chemical works.
Endorsed:
i) for the farm 5 March 1889.
ii) get Mrs E. to sign a cheque for this. Deduct 7s.6d T.E.
685. 1889 March 7 RECEIPT: for 19s.6d from Mr Evans, Amlwch by 0 Williams pro. Lewis's Ranalagh St. Liverpool.
Attached:
i) Bill for £4.5s.0d from Lewis's Ranelagh St. to Mr. T F Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch.
ii) NOTE: Lewis's, Liverpool, £0.19s.6d Boots.
3 items.
686. 1889 March 9 RECEIPT: for 5s.9d. paid in rates by Mr T.F.Evans to pa. Llanwenllwyfo.
687. 1889 March 16 BUNDLE: Marked Farming containing two receipts for poor rate pa. Llandyfrydog and a note the same.
4 items.
688. 1889 May 18 BILL: for 13s.9d from the Mining Journal, 18 Finch Lane, London E.C. to T F Evans Esq.,
Attached:
Receipt for payment of above 24 May 1889.
2 items. 689. 1889 July 4 RECEIPTED BILL: for 5s.0%d for the tithe rent pa. Llaneilian paid by T F Evans Esq., to Rev. Hugh Thomas.
Endorsed:
As above.
690. 1889 July 22 RECEIPT: for £1. paid by T.Fanning Evans Esq., to John Parry for purchase money and rent of paint mill.
Endorsed:
As above.
691. 1889 July 22 RECEIPTED BILL: for £1.7s.9d from T F Evans Esq., to William Owen, saddler and harness maker, 6 Queen's St., Amlwch.
Endorsed:
As above.
692. 1889 July 26 RECEIPTED BILL: for 5s.6d paid by T F Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch to Dickson's Ltd., 106 Eastgate St., Upton Nurseries, Near Chester.
693. 1889 July 27 BILL: for 14s.6d owed to Richard Roberts, Nebo, Amlwch by T.F. Evans Esq., Aralwch for attendance on a sick horse.
694. 1891 Dec. 31 RECEIPTED BILL: for £6.9s.0d paid to A Boughly, Alexandra Dining Rooms, 9 Coppenhall Terrace, Crewe for one months board, beer and coals.
Endorsed:
As above, account of E A Evans.
695. 1892 Jan. 29 BILL: for 12s.Od from Llandyfrydog Rectory for tithe rent owed by Thomas Fanning Evans Esq., owner of Gadfa Tyn y Ffrwd. \2£
696. 1892 April May RECEIPTS: of the Poor Rate by T.F.Evans Esq., to Anglesey Union pa. Llaneilian.
6 items.
697. 1892 May 2 RECEIPTED BILL: £1.13s.0d paid by T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge to John Hughes, Wheelwright.
698. 1892 May 3 RECEIPT: for 12s.Od paid by T.Fanning Evans Esq., in Tithe Rent to (?) Evan Williams, Rectory pa. Llanwenllwyfo.
Endorsed:
As above.
699. 1892 May 18 BILL: T & R Williams, Ironmongers, Victoria House, Amlwch to Mr.Evans for a lock 3s.6d.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above, new lock for the billiard room.
700. 1892 May RECEIPTED BILL: for 11s.5d from Mrs Evans, Mona Lodge, Amlwch to Bon Marche. Liverpool, fabrics and threads.
701. 1892 Sept. 1 RECEIPT: for 11s.7d paid by T.Fanning Evans Esq., to J Rice Roberts and (Lewis/Lawne?) as tithe rents on Pencefn Bach and part of Pencefn, Coedana.
Endorsed:
As above.
702. 1893 Jan. 3 RECEIPT: for 5s.6d paid to Hugh Hughes, Stationer & Draper, 8 Market Street, Amlwch from Mona Lodge office.
Endorsed:
As above but dated 3 Jan. 1894. 703. 1893 Dec. BILL: for 4s.7%d from T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch to Lilly, Addinsell & Co. Ltd., 63 & 65 Lord Street, Liverpool, (florists?).
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
704. 1895 Jan. - May TWO - I.0.U.'s
i) £20 owed to T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch by David Pritchard. (3 Jan. 1895).
ii) £10 owed to T Fanning Evans Esq., Mona Lodge.
Remainder illegible, - handwriting very similar to (i). (1 May 1895).
2 items.
705. 1898 RECEIPTS:
i) £31. paid by Mr Fanning Evans Amlwch to W Roberts Pandy Treban, Llanbeulan for a bay carriage horse. (29 July 1898).
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached.
ii) £16.11s.0d paid by The Amlwch Brewery Co. to Curwen Bros., 21 Water St., Liverpool. (31 October 1898).
Purple One Penny Revenue Stamp attached.
iii ) £16.11s.0d to Curwen Bros. see above No. i i (26 Nov. 1898).
Printed
3 items 706. 1899 June - July RECEIPTS: Coachbuilders and Milliners. Also receipt for payment of poor rate pa. LLanwenllwyfo, blank.
3 items
707. 1900 June 30 BILL: £2.3s.Id owed by Mr.Flemming Evans, Amlwch to D.H.Collins & Sons, Mersey Steel & File Works, 67 & 69 Conway Street, Birkenhead. 151
9. BREWERY AND GASWORKS. (i) CORRESPONDENCE. lip
708. 1887 Jan. 14 LETTER: Lewis Hughes, per R.O.R. Chemical Works, Amlwch to Mr (W?) Hughes, Mona Mines that the sulpher from the Waste heaps produced some tons of dirt which they will have to work out an allowance for in the final invoice.
709. 1887 March 11 LETTER: Lewis Hughes, Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F.Evans Esq., Amlwch saying that T.F.E.'s mill stones are no match with theirs and they can't use them.
In poor condition.
710. 1887 Dec. 15 LETTER: Lewis Hughes per. The Mona Foundry, Amlwch N.W. giving dimensions and prices of four new iron safes for private house use.
711. 1888 Jan. 24 LETTER: J.Rice Roberts, Llangefni to T.F.Evans Esq., reminding him again that the rent is due on the Smelting Works.
In poor condition.
712. 1888 Feb. 14 LETTER: J.Price Richards, Llangefni to T.Fanning Evans Esq., sending him a copy of a letter he received from Henry Hills & Son and arranging to see T.F.E.
Endorsed:
Copy letter as above re. closing certain rails at the Port, from Henry Hills & Son, Chemical Works Amlwch.
In poor condition.
713. 1888 April 3 LETTER: W.Ripley, The Gas Meter Co. Ltd., Union Street, Oldham to the Secretary & Manager, Gasworks, Amlwch advertising their dry and wet meters.
Endorsed:
NOTE: 713. Continued... i) on special designs from Goldsmith & (Silversmith?) Co., Regent Street, London.
ii) re. cost of delivery to Amlwch and marketing.
714. 1888 Sept. 24 LETTER: David Morgan, Parkend, Lydney, Gloucestershire, to the Amlwch Gas Co., asking for samples of ochre.
715. 1889 Jan. 18 LETTER: J.Rice Roberts, Llangefni to Thomas Fanning Evans Esq., re. smelting works that it will be satisfactory if he makes all necessary repairs for Robert Jones to inspect and approve.
In poor condition.
716. 1889 April 9 LETTER: Crossley Bros. Ltd., Manufacturers of the 'Otto' gas engine, engineers, Manchester [to the Amlwch Gas Co.?], asking if they offer a reduction in price for motive power purposes.
717. 1889 April 11 LETTER: Crossley Bros. Ltd., Openshaw, Manchester stating how concessions granted for motive power purposes has caused a great increase in gas consumption. TvPed.
718. 1889 April 15 LETTER: Meynell & Sons, Montrose St., Wolverhampton to the Gas Co., Amlwch thanking them for the order of locks but they do not make them. Recommending Messrs. Baker & Crockett, Snow Hill, Wolverhampton.
719. 1889 Aug. 13 LETTER: Henry Hills & Sons, Chemical Works, Amlwch to T.F. Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, asking re. new gas terms.
720 1889 Sept. 25 LETTER: James Hateley & Co., Aston Glass Works, Chester St., Birmingham to the Amlwch Glass Fitting Co., asking them to return empty crates. 720. Continued ... Appended;
Two crates sent back 27 Sept. 1889.
721. 1889 Oct. 23 LETTER: 0 Davies for Jane Davies Parys Brewery, Amlwch to T.F.Evans Esq., J.P. saying he has a fine October brewed ale ready for sale.
722. 1890 Nov. 11 LETTER: John (Inilchaid?), Bodhyfryd, Bangor to T.F.Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch re. the Amlwch Brewery. The plant has been valued for Mr-Williamson who will send a copy of the valuation.
723. 1890 Nov. 13 COPY DECLARATION: by Thomas Fanning Evans of Mona Lodge operating under the Amlwch Brewery Co., of the premises at Quay St., Amlwch Port being used as a brewery. A description of the premises follows.
Enclosed:
3 receipts;
I i) The Ruthin Soda Water Co., Ltd., Cambrian Works (15 March 1889).
ii) The Ruthin Soda Water Co. Ltd., Cambrian Works (21 Nov. 1888).
iii) Edward Young & Co. Ltd., Steel Street Distillery, Liverpool. (4 October 1899).
4 items.
724. 1891 July 22 LETTER: Bratby & Hinchcliffe, aerated water engineers and Manufacturing Chemists to T.F.Evans saying the Rinser and Brush Head were sent but they will send another and bill the Railway Co., The ginger ale, Rinser & Co., will be sent today.
725. 1891 Aug. 25 POSTCARD: John Haig & Co. Ltd., Markinch to the Amlwch Brewery Co., acknowledging the receipt of empty casks. 726. 1891 Oct. 6 CIRCULAR: Scott & Wicks, Hop Merchants, 39 Corn St., Bristol giving a report of their crop for the season of 1891. In spite of storms and gales in August they have some good hops at £3.0s.0d to £7.10s.0d. They will be at Weyhill Fair on the 12 and 13 [October].
In poor condition
727. 1896 Feb. 19 LETTER: Joseph Turner & Co.,, Chemical Works, Queen's Ferry Flintshire to Messrs. Amlwch Gas Company offering prices for tar.
Appended:
NOTE: accepted Mr.Brereston P.Evans' offer of 17s.Od per ton for tar (20 February 1896).
728. 1897 Feb. 15 LETTER: The Incandescent Gas Light Co. Ltd., Palmer Street, Westminster, London, S.W. to the Amlwch Gas & Chemical Co., Amlwch thanking them for payment £3.1s.5d stil l owing.
729. 1897 Nov. 11 NOTES: re. the business with Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton. The first note to Mr.Bridson asks if he has had a reply from LL Lloyd. The second is a copy of a letter from Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton.
2 items.
Document defective - part missing.
730. 1898 Jan. 26 LETTER: H S Presse Ltd., Nuns Island Distillery, Galway to The Amlwch Brewery Co., giving strengths of samples sent by an earlier post.
In poor condition.
731. 1898 April 20 LETTER: R.Wilkinson, Brown Cow, Wardle, Nr. Rochdale in answer to an advert in the Guardian for a brewer. He is currently working 731. Continued... for the Dearnley Brewery, Smithy Bridge, Nr. Rochdale and will gladly provide references.
In poor condition.
732. 1898 April 24 LETTER: John H Redford, 178 Upper Huskinson St., Liverpool, applying for the job as brewer.
733. 1898 April 25 LETTER: John Miniton, 32 Beecher St., Oldham applying for the job of brewer. He has had the management of breweries for over twenty years.
734. 1898 April 25 LETTER: Richard J Parry, 17 Pepper St., Chester applying for the post of brewer advertised in the Manchester Guardian.
735. 1898 April 26 LETTER: W Burton, 11 Rutland St., Nottingham applying for a place as a brewer advertised in the Manchester Guardian.
736. 1898 April 26 LETTER: C Trairs, Brookside Brewery, Ashton-under-Lyne answering an advert in the Manchester Guardian for a working brewer.
In poor condition.
737. 1898 April 26 LETTER: ? Shaw, 219 Chester Rd., Hulme answering an advertisement in the Guardian for a job. He has worked for Messrs Carrington for six years and (Spenshaw?) Brewery for ten years as a working brewer. He also has a son learning chemistry who could come with him.
738. 1898 April 26 LETTER: J Leith, Lonsdale Commercial Hotel, Victoria St., Blackpool applying for the job of brewer advertised in the Manchester Guardian.
In poor condition, - damp. 739 1898 April 28 LETTER: H J Mausley, 17 Mary St., Cheadle, Nr. Manchester - in answer to an advert for a brewer in the Guardian. He has a bicycle and can come for a meeting any time.
In poor condition.
740. 1898 Oct. 10 LIST: of pub names and figures, accounts.
In poor condition, - damp.
741. 1898 Oct. 13 LETTER: James McKelvie & Co., Haymarket, Edinburgh to R Bridson Esq., Gas Co., Amlwch confirming an order for 150/160 tons of splint gas coal.
Endorsed:
SKETCH of a plan of a building, [for processing copper?]
742. 1898 Oct. 19 NOTE: on cost of milk, candles and candles for stable. Paid E Griffith.
Endorsed:
Lists of figures.
743. 1898 Oct. 20 NOTE: cash from Gas Works, coke 8s.5d. cash received.
Written on a Mona Lodge envelope.
744. 1898 Nov. 2 LETTER: James McKelvie & Co., Blackett and South Tyne Collieries, Haymarket, Edinburgh to R Bridson Esq., Secretary, Gas Light & Chemical Co., Amlwch. The letters have crossed and they await instructions.
Typed
745. 1899 Feb. 28 LETTER: LI Lloyd for Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd., Oakdene, Conway to Amlwch Brewery Co., thanking them for paying their 1898 account. 745. Continued ... Attached;
NOTE: Ll Lloyd to Mr Bridson that he will return the statement as soon as the discount has been deducted.
2 items.
746. 1899 March 13 LETTER: James Smith & Co., Wine Merchants, 37 North John St., Liverpool to Amlwch Brewery Co., asking again that they pay their account of £4.7s.0d.
Attached:
BILL as above (Feb. 1899)
2 items
747. 1899 May 12 LETTER: John James & Son Ltd., Bow St., Distillery, Dublin to Amlwch Brewery Co., thanking them for a cheque for £27.1s.8d. I
Attached:
Receipt as above. 2 items. I (ii) RECEIPTS, 748. 1886 Jan. to Dec. RETURNS: fortnightly Returns for the Gas Works, Amlwch.
Pages bound running from Dec. backwards to Jan.
749. 1889 March 15 RECEIPT: for £9.11s.9d. paid by T F Evans Esq., Mona Lodge, Amlwch to The Ruthm Soda Water Co. Ltd., Cambrian Works, Ruthin.
Printed.
750. 1890 Dec. RECEIPTS: for Beer Duty paid by Thomas Fanning Evans Esq.,
2 items.
751. 1891 May - June BUNDLE OF BILLS: owed to Bratby and Hinchliffe Ltd., Sandford St., Manchester. Manufacturers of Soda Water Machinery & appliances by Amlwch Brewery Company.
5 items.
752. 1891 June 29 BILL: from Bratby & Hinchliffe / Ltd., Sandford St., Ancoats, Manchester, aerated Water Engineers and manufacturing Chemists for £21.4s.5d to Mr Evans, Amlwch Brewery Company.
753. 1891 July 22 RECEIPT: for £2.Is.3d paid by Mr. Evans, Amlwch to Bratby & Hinchliffe Ltd., Sandford St., Manchester for ginger ale.
754. 1893 Jan. - May BILLS AND RECEIPTS: for coals for the Gas Works from Richard Williams and Sons, 39 Old Hall St., Liverpool to T Fanning Evans Esq.,
9 items.
755. Sept. 1893 - Feb. 1894 RECEIPTED BILLS: The Amlwch Gas and Chemical Co., account with Meynell & Sons, brass ponders, Wolverhampton.
7 items: some in poor condition. 1 ^
756. Jan. 1896 - Jan. 1897 LIST: of figures marked coals, Mona Lodge and Brewery.
Endorsed:
As above.
In very poor condition.
757. 1896 Feb. - March RECEIPTS: for hops bought by the Amlwch Brewery Co. from Scott & Wickes, Hop Merchants, 39 Corn St., Bristol.
2 items.
758. 1896 April 29 BILL: for £5.2s.0d owed by the Anglesey Brewery Co. to Scott & Wickes, Hop Merchants, 39 Corn St., Bristol.
759. 1897 Nov. 18 TWO BILLS: for 12s.6d. owed to W J Cummins, Colour printer, Eagle Works, Bishop Auckland by Amlwch Brewery Co. for 1,000 spirit slips pt. in gold on white.
Each bill exactly the same
2 items.
760. 1897 Dec. 4 BILL: for £ll.lls.6d. owed by Amlwch Brewery Co., to Cork Distillers Co. Ltd.,
Endorsed:
Settled.
761, 1897 Dec. 21 INVOICE: Cork Distillers Co. Ltd., to Amlwch Brewery Co., for £31.8s.9d. for whiskey sent by steamer via. Liverpool, including duty.
762, 1897 Dec. 1898 Feb. BILL: of monthly account of Amlwch Brewery Co., to W J Cummins Wholesale stationer, Eagle Printing Works, Bishop Auckland.
3 items. 763. 1897 - 1898 BILLS AND RECEIPTS for the Amlwch Brewery Co., account with W & T Restell, 29 Mark Lane, London E.C.
18 items.
764. 1897 - 1898 BILLS AND RECEIPTS of the Amlwch Brewery Co., account with L Lumley and Co., Cork merchants, 1 America Square, London E.C.
3 items.
765. 1897 - 1898 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: Dublin Old Whiskey Co., Sheriff Street, Dublin, from Amlwch Brewery Co.,
16 items.
766. 1897 - 1898 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS AND BILLS: from the Dailuaine-Talisker Distilleries Ltd., Carron- Strathspey to Amlwch Brewery Co.,
8 items.
767. 1898 Feb. Oct. BILLS AND RECEIPTS on the account with Mitchell & Co. of Belfast Ltd., Distillers, 37 New Cannon Street, Manchester.
4 items.
768. 1898 March 7 CREDIT NOTE: Pattisons Ltd., 160 to 172 Constitution Street, Leith to the Amlwch Brewery Co., for two broken bottles of whiskey.
Typed
769. 1898 June 25 RECEIPT: for 4s.4d. paid to William Hughes for cleaning Carreg y Fran field, by Amlwch Brewery Company.
770. 1898 Sept. 5 RECEIPT BOOK: of the Amlwch Brewery Company.
Receipt No. 678 is made out with the above date.
Printed. '52
771. 1898 Sept. 9 BILL: from Brunner, Mond & Co.Ltd., Northwich for l7s.7d. to Amlwch Brewery Company.
Attached;
Receipt, as above.
2 items .
772. 1898 Sept. 28 RECEIPT: for money paid by Amlwch Brewery Co., to Edward Pritchard, Bangor.
Almost illegible,'
773, 1898 Sept, RECEIPT: for £27.6s.9d. paid by Thomas Fanning Evans to the Inland Revenue for Beer Duty.
774, Sept. 1898 April 1899 RECEIPTS: of money paid to G & W E Downing, Maltsters, Spontane, Smethwick, Nr. Birmingham by Amlwch Brewery Co.,
8 items.
775. 1898 Oct. 6 RECEIPT: for 11s.3d. paid to Farrow & Jackson Ltd., 16 Great Tower St., London by Amlwch Brewery Company.
776. 1898 Oct. 6 RECEIPT: W R Loftus, Brewers, Distillers & Spirit Merchants Depot, 321 Oxford St., London thanking Amlwch Brewery Co., for their cheque of £l.ls.6d.
777. 1898 Oct. 15,17,18 LIST: of figures, various accounts.
Endorsed:
Printed order form for Harvey & Company, 49 Lower Gamier St., Dublin, listing remedies and prices [veterinary?]
778. 1898 Oct. 19 & 21 LIST: of figures, various accounts.
In poor condition - damp. i53
779. 1898 Oct. LIST: of figures of supplies and where they are going.
780. 1898 Oct. BILLS: from John Taylor & Co., Glasgow Ltd., to Amlwch Brewery Co.
2 items.
In poor condition.
781. 4 Oct. 1898 30 June 1899 RECEIPTS: from Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd., Burton-on-Trent to The Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch.
6 items.
782. 1898 Nov. 28 RECEIPT: for £15.16s.3d paid to F Reis & Co., Hop Merchants, Nurnberg, Bavaria by the Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch.
[1897 also given]
In poor condition.
783. 1898 Dec. 31 ACCOUNT: Amlwch Brewery Co., with Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd. July to Oct. £399.12s.Od balance left after 29 Oct. 1898 £199.12s.Od.
784. 1898 RECEIPTS: for money paid to H S Persse Ltd., Nuns Island Distillery, Galway by Amlwch Brewery Co.,
3 items.
785. 1898 - 1899 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: Amlwch Brewery Co., bought off Scott & Wickes, Hop Merchants, 39 Corn Street, Bristol.
3 items.
786. 1898 - 1899 STATEMENTS: of Amlwch Brewery Co.'s accounts with Boord & Son, The Distillery, Bartholomew Close, London.
2 items. 787. 1899 Jan 20. RECEIPT: for £4.0s.2d paid by Mr R Bridson to the Welsbach Incandescent Gas Light Co. Ltd., Palmer St., Westminster, London S.W.
788. 1899 Jan. 23 RECEIPT: for £2.Is.3d for bottles bought by Amlwch Brewery Co., from T Pease, Son & Co., Wine Merchants, Darlington.
Endorsed:
As above.
789. 1899 March RECEIPTED BILL: £93.8s.lid by the Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch to Edward Young & Co. Ltd., Liverpool for spirits.
Damaged: tear previously repaired.
790. 1899 March - April RECEIPTS: of payment to H P Bulmer & Co., Cider and Perry Merchants, Ryelands, Hereford by Amlwch Brewery Company.
3 items.
791. 1899 March - July BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: from Southard 6 Co., 2 St. Dunstan's Hill , London to the Amlwch Brewery Co.
7 items.
792. 1899 April 25 RECEIPTED BILL: for £8.1s.4d paid to J Reynolds & Co., Stone Jar, Basket and Hamper Manufacturers, 38 Duke St., Liverpool by the Amlwch Brewery Company.
Appended:
As above, for jars.
793. 1899 April 27 RECEIPTED BILL: for £2.4s.0d paid to W Higginbotham & Co., Wine and Spirit merchants, Manchester by the Amlwch Brewery Company.
In poor condition - ripped. 794. 1899 April 30 BILL: for £98.10s.0d owed by Amlwch Brewery Co., to G & W E Downing, Maltsters, Spon Lane, Smethwick, Nr. Birmingham.
795. 1899 April - May RECEIPTS: for money paid to Dublin Old Whiskey Co. Ltd., by Amlwch Brewery Co. Ltd.,
3 items.
796. 1899 May - Oct. ACCOUNT SHEET: costs of moving coal and lime from the Gas Works.
In poor condition.
797. 1899 May 29 RECEIPTS: for money paid to G & W E Downing, Spon Lane. Smethwick, Maltsters.
3 items.
798. 1889 May - Sept. RECEIPTS: from the Dublin Old Whiskey Co. Ltd., to the Amlwch Brewery.
3 items.
799. 1899 June 25 BILL: for £5.18s.0d owed John Taylor & Co. Glasgow Ltd., by Amlwch Brewery Company.
Document ripped.
800. 1899 July - Sept, RECEIPTS: from Bass & Co. Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd., Burton-on-Trent to Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch.
5 items.
In poor condition.
801. 1899 July 4 BILL: Brunner, Mond & Co. Ltd., to Amlwch Brewery Co., for 10s.Od
Attached:
Receipt for above (24 Oct.1899)
2 items.
1st document torn. 802. 1899 Aug. 15 RECEIPT: 15s.Od paid to Richard Francis by the Amlwch Brewery Co., for cutting a field of hay at Bodedmyfed.
803. 1899 Aug. 19 RECEIPT: for 14s.Od paid by Amlwch Brewery Co., to George Williams for working in the Brewery hay field.
Appended:
From safe.
804. 1899 Aug. 22 RECEIPT: for 4s.Od from the Amlwch Gas Co., paid to J & ? Williams, Timber yard.
Endorsed:
NOTE: as above.
805. 1899 Sept. 4 RECEIPT: for £100.0s.0d from G & W E Downing, Smethwick.
LETTER: G & W E Downing, Maltsters, Smethwick, Nr Birmingham to Messrs. Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch thanking them for the £100.0s.0d as above.
Appended:
NOTE: as above, £100.0s.0d for Malt. ? Petroleum Emulsions.
BILL: as above for 15 quarters of malt. The above £100.0s.0d marked balance £68.10s.0d
3 items.
806. 1899 Sept. 8 RECEIPT: for £60.0s.0d from the Amlwch Brewery Co., paid to Boord & Son. Asking if they should forward goods.
807. 1899 Sept. 21 RECEIPT: for 16s.Od paid by Amlwch Brewery Co. to Owen Thomas for thatching a hay stack in Bodednyfield. I5T
808. 1899 Oct. 25 BILL: for £1.0s.Od from Brunner, Mond & Co. Ltd., Northwich to the Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch.
Attached:
Receipt as above (28 Oct. 1899).
2 items.
809. 1899 Nov. 15 RECEIPTED BILL: for 15s.Od paid by the Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch to C Kinloch & Co. Ltd., Backchurch Lane, London.
In poor condition.
810. 1899 Dec. 12 RECEIPTED BILL: for £76.14s.6d from Bass & Co., Bass, Ratcliffe & Gretton Ltd., Burton-on-Trent, to the Amlwch Brewery Co., Amlwch.
Attached:
/ LETTER: of acknowledgement as above.
2 items.
811. 1899 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS: Arthur Guiness Son & Co. Ltd., St. James' Gate Brewery, Dublin from Amlwch Brewery Company.
8 items.
812. 1890 Nov. 24 RECEIPT BOOK: of the Amlwch Brewery Company.
[receipt no. 1403 made out with the above date].
Printed.
813. Jan. 20 NOTE: 2s.Od paid to Josiah Griffiths by John Owens for sulphur.
Attached:
Memo sheet, printed with Amlwch Brewery Co., heading. Blank. 814. Dec. 20 RECEIPT: Mr Prichard, Windmill, bought from the Amlwch Brewery Co [Receipt blank].
I 6. MISCELLANEOUS. 815. 1868 BOOK: Zadkiel's Almanac for 1868, George Berger, Newcastle Street, London. Contains predictions of the weather.
[Bound in an advertising sheet for William Jones, Confectioner, Grocer and Tea dealer, Menai Bridge].
In poor condition.
Printed.
816. 1877 Oct. 5 IN MEMORIAM CARD: Nathaniel Caine, died 28 Sept. buried at Necropolis. Low Hill, Liverpool. Sent from 38 Belvidere Road, Liverpool.
817. 1877 NOTE BOOK: Containing copies of poems and English, French and German dictations.
[One hand throughout].
818. 1880 1881 JOURNALS: incomplete copies of the Family Herald for 21 Feb. 1880, 6 Aug. 1881 and 13 Aug. 1881.
3 items - printed.
819. 1884 June 30 PROSPECTUS: Clerical, Medical and General Life Assurance Society.
Printed.
820. 1885 Aug. 31 BOOK: The Chemical Manufacturers' Directory of England. W Kent & Co., Paternoster Row, London. 1885.
Printed.
Appended:
T.F.E. 31 Aug. 31
821. 1888 Sept. 5 FORM: of application under the Explosive Acts.
[Left blank] 822. 1888 PROGRAMME: North Wales Masonic Charitable Association giving names and lodge numbers.
Printed.
823. 1889 FOLDED PAPER: marked L.M. 1889, Mona Lodge, Am1wch.
824. 1889 Feb. 20 TAX RETURN: by T F Evans Esq., for 1888/1899. £19.13s.2d collected by William Jones, Salem Street, Amlwch.
Attached:
Receipt for the above £19.13s.2d income tax.
2 items.
825. 1889 March 16 PAPER marked income tax.
[Empty cover]
826. 1889 March 16^ SEALED PIECE OF PAPER marked sundries.
827. 1889 April 16 CERTIFICATE of registered post to Messrs. (Hasluek?) Brothers, Jewellers, London by L Evans.
828. 1889 Nov. 23 THE RAILWAY SUPPLIES' JOURNAL: 2 incomplete copies.
i) pp. 3 to 8 and 25 to 30.
ii) pp. 5 to 28.
2 items, printed.
829. 1889 Nov. 23 RAILWAY SUPPLIES JOURNAL:
Printed.
830. 1895 June 18 REPORTS: by Harold Nickson & Co., 48 Victoria Buildings, Manchester on Canal Coal.
831. 1896 March CATALOGUE: The Army and Navy C.S.L. Stores Circular.
[Incomplete]. 831. Continued ... Printed.
832. 1896 May 5 PRICE LIST: for a furniture clearance sale, Army and Navy Auxiliary Co-operative Supply, Francis St., Westminster, S.W.
Printed.
833, 1896 Oct. 3 JOURNAL: Pick-me-up, incomplete.
Printed.
834, 1899 April 7 LICENCE: for one carriage with less than 4 wheels.
835, n.d. NOTE: milk paid.
836, n.d. PAMPHLET: Anglesey Auxiliary Bible Society. List of names of local committees and officers.
Printed.
837 n.d. PAGE: description of the Geology of Cannock Chase Coalfield.
Printed.
838 n.d. BOOK: Stepping Heavenward, Ward, Lock and Tyler, London.
Incomplete - begins on p.61
Printed.
839. n.d. CATALOGUE: Byrne's new illustrated and price list for jewellery, watches and clocks.
Printed.
840. n.d. CATALOGUE: William Clibran & Son, Altrincham and Manchester Catalogue of miscellaneous garden requisites and roses.
One page.
Printed. 841. n.d. CATALOGUE: Electro Dynamic Construction Co. Ltd., St. Mary Cray, Kent. Power Equipment for radio, public address, car radio etc.
842. n.d. ADVERT: Metal frame 'New Model Semi Cottage' piano.
Printed.
843. n.d. PRICE LIST: Robt. Roberts & Co., Tea Merchants, 8 Dale Street, Liverpool.
Printed.
844. n.d. LIST: of the most convenient trains for Valley. Handwritten.
845. 1967 March 5 LIST: of local history items displayed in an exhibition at the official opening of Amlwch's new library by Councillor Mrs Agnes Arthur Jones of Mona Lodge, Amlwch, mother of depositor.
Many items from the mines.
Typed.