CARD: Tryddyn Colliery to [William] Hughes, Abergele, notifying a delivery of main coal.

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Papers of the Castle Hotel, AbergeleCX38

Poor Rate AssessmentsCX38/1

Tithe Rent-ChargeCX38/2

Local Taxation Records: Joseph Jones, Castle Inn, tax collector.CX38/3

Records of William Hughes and William Hughes Junior.CX38/4

RECEIPT BOOK: W[illiam] Hughes, Coal Yard, Railway Station, Abergele. Counterfoils giving names of customers.CX38/4/1

RECEIPT BOOK: W[illiam] Hughes, Coal Yard, Abergele Station. Counterfoils giving names of customers.CX38/4/2

RECEIPT BOOK: William Hughes, Rhuddlan Steelyard Machine. Counterfoils giving names and addresses of customers.CX38/4/3

RECEIPT BOOK: William Hughes, Rhuddlan Steelyard Machine. Counterfoils giving names and addresses of customers.CX38/4/4

RECEIPT: W[illiam] Hughes, Pensarn. Counterfoils giving names and addresses of customers.CX38/4/5

ACCOUNT BOOK: William Hughes in account with David Davies for rent of coal yard.CX38/4/6

BUNDLE OF INVOICES: William Ellis, Pensarn Coal Yard, Abergele to Mr Jones [1855] and Mr Hughes [1857-1858]CX38/4/7

BUNDLE OF INVOICES: Coppa Colliery Co., Pont Blyddyn, near Mold to Mr William Hughes Junior, for coal.CX38/4/8

BOOKLET of payment stubs.CX38/4/9

INVOICE: John Tayleur & Co., Coal & Coke Office, 63 Oldham St., Liverpool to Mr William Hughes, Rhuddlan for [? slack].CX38/4/10

BUNDLE OF INVOICES: James Thomas Cookney, Mostyn Colliery to William Hughes Junior, Pensarn, Abergele, for coal.CX38/4/11

BUNDLE OF LETTERS: Haworth, Thompson & co., Tryddyn Colliery to Mr William Hughes, Abergele, re payments for coal.CX38/4/12

BUNDLE OF DELIVERY NOTES: Brynmally Coal & Coke Co., near Wrexham to Mr William Hughes Junior, Abergele, re wagons of coal delivered to Abergele.CX38/4/13

INVOICE: T B May, Tryddyn Farm Colliery, Coed Talon, near Mold to William Hughes, for coal forwarded by C[hester] & H[olyhead] Railway Co.CX38/4/14

CARD: Brynmally [Colliery] to Mr William Hughes Junior, Abergele notifying a delivery of main coal.CX38/4/15

BUNDLE OF LETTERS: Thomas Clayton, Bryn Mally Coal & Coke Co., Wrexham to [? William Hughes] re sale, delivery and payment of coal.CX38/4/16

BUNDLE OF DELIVERY NOTES: Haworth, Thompson & Co., Tryddyn Colliery to Mr William Hughes, Abergele, for main coal.CX38/4/17

INVOICE: Samuel Jones, 32 Lower Harrington St., Liverpool to William Hughes for [? roofing timber] at a cost of £13.2s.6d.CX38/4/18

LETTER: James T Cookney, Mostyn Colliery, near Holywell to Mr William Hughes Junior, Penysarn, Abergele, re payment of his account.CX38/4/19

LETTER: J B Holt for James Thomas Cookney, Mostyn Collieries, near Holywell to William Hughes Junior, Pensarn, near Abergele re payment for coals.CX38/4/20

INVOICE: Haworth Thompson & Co., Tryddyn Colliery, near Mold to William Hughes, Abergele for coal and hire of a wagon, at a cost of £43.11s.7d.CX38/4/21

NOTEBOOK: Abergele Charity Coal. Gives names and addresses of recipients of coal, with amount received.CX38/4/22

CARD: J T Cookney, Mostyn Colliery to William Hughes, Pensarn, Abergele, notifying a delivery of hard coal.CX38/4/23

CARD: Tryddyn Colliery to [William] Hughes, Abergele, notifying a delivery of main coal.CX38/4/24

RECEIPT: Mostyn Colliery, near Holywell to William Hughes, Pensarn, for coals at a cost of £20.CX38/4/25

RECEIPTED INVOICE: Chester & Holyhead Railway Co. to William Hughes, coal merchant, for delivery of coals, slates, tiles and bricks at a cost of £38.7s.7d.CX38/4/26

NOTE that John Jones, [? workman] at the Bee [Hotel] has settled a bill of 8s.11d for coal.CX38/4/27

RECEIPT NOTE of Chester & Holyhead Railway for goods received from William Hughes for delivery to John Raynolds, Rhyl.CX38/4/28

RECEIPTED INVOICE: Chester & Holyhead Railway Co. to William Hughes for 1 wagon of coal at a cost of 19s. 8d.CX38/4/29

RECEIPT: Mostyn Colliery, near Holywell, to Jacob Hughes, Pensarn, Abergele for £14 on account, for coal.CX38/4/30

RECEIPT: Mostyn Colliery to Jacob Hughes, Abergele for coals at a cost of £3.CX38/4/31

RECEIPT NOTE of Chester & Holyhead Railway for goods received from Mostyn for delivery to [William] Hughes, Abergele.CX38/4/32

MEMORANDUM: William Hughes to Jacob Hughes, that JH has paid £3 on account for coal from Mostyn.CX38/4/33

CARD: J T Cookney, Mostyn Colliery to William Hughes, Pensarn, Abergele, notifying a delivery of hard coal.CX38/4/34

NOTE that J William Ellis [has paid] William Hughes 6s.3d for coal.CX38/4/35

BUSINESS CARD of Mr William Hughes, coal & timber merchant, Abergele.CX38/4/36

LETTER: [?MacKay --& Co.], Liverpool to William Hughes, timber merchant, Pensarn, Abergele, quoting a price of 2s.3d. per foot for red pine and elm.CX38/4/37

LIST OF DEFAULTERS. Gives names, addresses and sums owed.CX38/4/38

ACCOUNT BOOK: Cash received per Jacob Hughes to be entered in the ledgers. Gives names and addresses of customers for goods including bottled porter, coal, slates and stabling a horse, and amount paid.CX38/4/39

LETTER: Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes, timber merchant, Abergele, enclosing a requested invoice and saying he is glad WH liked the timber, which is now nearly all sold.CX38/4/40

INVOICE: Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, Abergele, for timber at a cost of £188. 17s. 8d., including cartage and loading to the flat Brothers at Toxteth Dock.CX38/4/41

INVOICE: Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, for yellow pine at a cost of £3 13s. 6d.CX38/4/42

INVOICE: Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, for yellow pine and cartage and loading to Egerton Dock, at a cost of £37 1s. 7d.CX38/4/43

LETTER: John Ritchie of Ritchie Mackay & Co., Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, Rhuddlan, requesting a post office order for £2 0s. 9d., in repayment for a loan.CX38/4/44

LETTER: Robert Downing for Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, timber merchant, Pensarn, Abergele, enclosing an invoice for timber and deals, which have been shipped on the flat John.CX38/4/45

LETTER: Thomas Robinson, British Salt Companys Works, Anderton, Northwich, co. Cheshire to William Hughes. WHs vessel the Firebuck has arrived but the salt is not yet ready, as there was no notice of her arrival. Asks whether WH will accept 10 tons of middle grain salt and a load of agricultural salt.CX38/4/46

RECEIPT: William Hughes to E Dowell for timber at a cost of £16 5s. 6d.CX38/4/47

LETTER OF RECEIPT: Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, Pensarn, Abergele, re an invoice for timber at a cost of £144 16s. 10d.CX38/4/48

LETTER OF RECEIPT: James Bland & Co., 83 Jordan St., Queens Dock, Liverpool to William Hughes Junior, Pensarn, Abergele, thanking him for his cheque for £20 in payment for timber.CX38/4/49

LETTER: John Owen, Manager, National Provincial Bank of England, Holywell Branch to William Hughes Junior, Pensarn, near Abergele, informing him that a Bill of Exchange for £50 issued to him by James Thomas Cookney, has been returned dishonoured and unpaidCX38/4/50

LETTER: W Pierce, Ysgubor Newydd to Mr Hughes, denying that he owes any amount for goods from Abergele yard.CX38/4/51

LETTER: John Edwards to Mr W Hughes, Castle Place, requesting that he settle his account, as he has a large sum of money to make up in a few days. Apologises for troubling WH.CX38/4/52

LETTER: ---, Pentegwyddol Quarries, to Mr Hughes, requesting that two 44 logs of red or Baltic pine be sent by the bearer.CX38/4/53

NOTE: Edward Owen to Jacob Hughes, asking that the bearer be given two 9 chimney pots and other building materials.CX38/4/54

NOTEBOOK listing account of daily expenditure on groceries for Mr Hughes coal merchant.CX38/4/55

CIRCULAR LETTER: Lloyd, Jones & Co., East side Queens Dock, Liverpool, informing customers that they have purchased the stock of the late Samuel Lloyd, timber merchant, Norfolk Street, and that they will be carrying on business at the above address.CX38/4/56

ENVELOPE addressed to William Hughes Esq., Castle Place, Abergele.CX38/4/57

INVOICE: Port Dinorwic [Slate Quarry] to William Hughes, Abergele. For slates sent by rail to Abergele Station, at a cost of £67. 9s. 4 ½d.CX38/4/58

INVOICE: Port Dinorwic [Slate Quarry] to William Hughes, Abergele, for slates at a cost of £42. 2s. 8d.CX38/4/59

CIRCULAR LETTER: John Millington Junior, Port Dinorwic, Bangor, annexing a new price list for slates.CX38/4/60

LETTER: -- Edwards, Denbigh to W Hughes, timber merchant, Penysarn, Abergele, requesting the price of 2000 doubles slates required at Abergele. Mentions that at Rhuddlan the cost is 25s. per 1000, but assumes that as it is nearer the quarries it is less there.CX38/4/61

NOTE that Isaac Williams has counted 70 slates for Mr D Roberts, Llanddulas.CX38/4/62

PRICE LIST of Port Dinorwic slates of inferior quality.CX38/4/63

PRICE LIST of Talysarn slates of best quality, stripes and inferior quality.CX38/4/64

RECEIPT: Robert Edward Williams, 2 Queen Street, Rhyl to Jacob Hughes, Pensarn, Abergele for goods sold at his warehouse, at a cost of £7.CX38/4/65

RECEIPT: William Rowlands, Llangefni, co. Anglesey to Mr Hughes for a dinner coat, two vests and two pairs of trousers at £5. 3s.CX38/4/66

RECEIPTED INVOICE: Edward Edwards, dispensing and family chemist and druggist, wholesale grocer etc., Abergele, [? to William Hughes] for goods at a total of £5. 13s. 4½ d.CX38/4/67

LETTER: Samuel Lloyd, Liverpool to William Hughes, Pen y Sarn, Abergele, requesting a remittance of £100 cash on account, in order that SL can meet a heavy cash payment.CX38/4/68

INVOICE: William Hughes, timber, coal, tile, brick and slate merchant, wholesale brewer and porter dealer, importer of foreign wines and spirits, Pensarn, near Abergele, to Mr Jones Bateman, for tiles and slates at a cost of £1. 3s. 3d.CX38/4/69

INVOICE: John Williams, linen and woollen draper, silk mercer, glover, hosier and haberdasher, funeral furnisher, High Street, Rhyl to Mr William Hughes, Pensarn, Abergele, for 2½ yards of damask at a cost of 5s. 7½ d.CX38/4/70

ACCOUNT: Edward Edwards, dispensing and family chemist and druggist, wholesale grocer etc., Abergele, to Mr William Hughes for groceries and medicines at a cost of £10. 8s. 9d.CX38/4/71

ACCOUNT: Edward T Jones, grocer and tea dealer, general and furnishing ironmonger, High Street, Denbigh to Mr William Hughes, for cutlery, candlesticks, cruet, saucepans, coffee pot, tea trays, tea pot, fenders and sign writing, at a cost of £14. 11s. 6½CX38/4/72

INVOICE AND LETTER: Radcliffe & Winchester, 14 Lord Street, Liverpool to Mr W Hughes, for a cape, coat, trousers, vests and cash advance, at a cost of £12.12s.0d. The letter requests that WH settle his account, as the writer has had to raise a deal of money to pay off my whining partner'.CX38/4/73

ACCOUNT: William Hughes to John Reynolds, Pen y Bont Brewery for ale and cigars at £1. 4s. 3d.CX38/4/74

RECEIPTED INVOICE: Robert Jones, printer, bookseller and stationer, Abergele, to Mr Hughes for paper at a cost of 2s. 2d.CX38/4/75

RECEIPT: Jacob Hughes on account of William Hughes to Robert Thomas, Bull Inn for ale to different carters, at a cost of 18s. 4d.CX38/4/76

RECEIPT: Robert Edward Williams to Jacob Hughes for money due to his master, Mr William Hughes of Pensarn, Abergele, totalling £5. 10s.CX38/4/77

Records of Hugh WilliamsCX38/5

Records of Joseph and Jane Jones, Kings Head and Castle Inn.CX38/6

Records of Local Businesses: invoices, receipts etc to unidentified persons.CX38/7

MiscellaneousCX38/8