Eitem 814. - E. Williams, at Mrs Cox, No. 1 Star Court, Chancery Lane, London, to Peggy,

He was never more surprised in his life than to receive the information of her last letter which he did not receive till yesterday. He hopes that she does not believe the story, whoever may. 'Let him that invented it enjoy the triumph for a while, he will one day repent, but it may be too late'. Mr Owen Jones is able to contradict the report and will write to Mr Skynner of Cowbridge tomorrow. Wm Rees - he did it, and as soon as he (EW) comes home he will tell him thou art the man to his face. He will as soon as he has delivered his books go to America and he fancies that her objections to going there will be soon removed. He would have sent her a letter of attorney but he has no money to buy the stamp. He never repented anything more than that he refused to join in the publication of a republican periodical pamphlet: that would have brought in ----. He was very unhealthy through the summer - an inflammation of the brain.