Day Log/1834-11-20

On this day, from the records of Henry Rumsey Williams, held, online, at the National Library of Wales - item 2203

CASE AND OPINION of counsel as to whether W.G. Oakeley of Plas Tanybwlch, co. Mer., can, in case the Ffestiniog Railway Company should build walls through his property as required by a clause in the Act for making and maintaining a tram road from a certain quarry [quay] at Portmadoc, co. Caern., to certain slate quarries called Rhiwbryfder and Dyffws, p. Ffestiniog, co. Mer., compel them to pay the penalty of £500 mentioned in the Act and also, if they built the walls and paid the penalty of £500 can he afterwards compel them to rebuild the walls through his property of the length and manner required by a special clause in the act, and which it seems the Company are desirous of avoiding if the law will bear them out in it.

A further entry (item 2740) in the records dated 20th Nov 1834 but no details.

See also

• Day Log/1839-10-18 Further dealings over land at Gelliwiog.