National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

B2697.
File
1872 [March 2?].

An account of a visit to Arundel where the baby was much admired.

B2698.
File
1872 [March 4].

They are so sorry he cannot join them at the seaside. The baby's delight with her two friends, Bertie and Owen. Thanks him for the leek he has sent the baby.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2704i.
File
1874 Jan. 9.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A child's scribbles.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2708.
File
1877 Oct. 30.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

She would prefer a writing table to a nest of drawers as a present. The illness of the Lushington boy. The troubles of the Bevan family.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2711.
File
1878 July 8.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

The children - 2 larks they are attempting to rear, etc. Plague of midges. The haymaking party at Llwynbarried and other social events.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2722.
File
[1880s] (Sept. 18).

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Sympathy with him in his illness. Her brother-in-law, Charles, and the accident to his hand. Good prices at Builth market . The Parnell trial.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2702.
File
1873 June 17.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Birthday greetings. Furniture for Llysdinam. The children, neighbours and friends.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2703.
File
1873 Nov. 21.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A letter of thanks for the rocking horse he has sent for the two girls and the excitement it has caused.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2703i.
File
1873.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A similar letter written in Kate's name.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2704.
File
1874 Jan. 9.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Her husband's journey to Knill and news of people there. Visitors, family and friends.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2706.
File
1874 [July 31].

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A detailed description of the welcome arranged by the tenants when they returned from London with their baby son, the heir to Llysdinam.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2707.
File
1875 Aug. 20.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Looking for a new cook. News of family and friends. The work on the iron church.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2712.
File
1878 Aug. 26.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

The children preparing for their uncle's [G.S.V.'s] visit. Brommert to sketch at Llysdinam.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2714.
File
1878 Nov. 12.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

News of floods - railway bridge at Whitney gone, omnibus between Whitney and Hay, and they have to travel to Hereford via Craven Arms. Susan's plans.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2715.
File
1878 Christmas Eve.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Treatment for children's whooping cough. The ice 9 ins. thick, special trains to Llandrindod for skating on the lake. Last train at midnight for Knighton and Craven Arms, 700 passengers. G.S.V. spending Christmas with the Pembers.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2716.
File
1880 July 25.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Gifts to Miss Peter, the governess, who is going to training College. Henry [Evan Thomas] has won first place in Charterhouse Scholarship exam.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2720.
File
[1870s or 80s] June 5.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Thanks for a present and her anxiety that he should know how grateful she is for everything.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2700.
File
1872 Aug. 25.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

The welcome that awaits him in Llysdinam. Furnishings for the house, etc. Enquiries about renting a London house. The visit of the Camerons. The baby. A Plague of flies.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2705.
File
1874 Feb. 20.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

They are so glad he is moving to a comfortable house [from his rooms in Mitre Court Buildings to 6, Bolton Row]. She suggests that he has their housekeeper, Mrs B., as London would suit her better than the country. Her health. Prices of London houses.

A. M. Venables, Llysdinam,

B2709.
File
1878 May 3.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

Problem about church services in Newbridge. Their seaside holiday. The two girls had ridden on their ponies to Builth, their father and Mr Kilvert walking.

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