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[2] Rees William her son. 3 Anne Davies, spinster, [daughter of Margaret David], all of the parish of Llanverbryn, co. Carmarthen. Agreement previous to the marriage of the said Rees William and Anne Davies 'if she will consent thereto'.

The next turnpike meeting of the Lampeter district will be held on 4 Aug. [Draft; on the reverse is an account of pilcorn sold, 18 July 1795].

If writer is not favoured with an answer, he will place the business in legal hands to settle.

Writer cannot relinquish any part of the demand for timber sold off the glebe land without the consent of others; Sir H[enry] Bridgeman will expect to be supplied with gates, etc., from the glebe; there is no one more proper to take care of the money than Mr Bowman.

Writer is old and unfit for hard labour; Dr Davies of Carmarthen kindly mentioned his name to recipient; Mr Watkins, the bearer, will receive any bounty recipient should think proper to give 'me'. P.S. Recipient may mention his name to Mr Lloyd of Glansevin or Sackville Gwynne, esq., of Glanbrane.

Writer has two suits in Chancery; he desires recipient, who is in London, to enquire into the state of his affairs; Mr Cator, the surviving trustee to the marriage settlement between writer and his first wife, carries on the suits for him; when writer and his first wife resided in Shrewsbury, they took up some money of one Chapman, who lodged writer in the King's Bench prison; when there 'we' met with one Freeman, a bad man, who fabricated a will as being the will of the late Mrs Boyer, giving all to himself; writer has furnished his attorney, Mr Jackson of No. 9, Coney Court, Gray's Inn, with abundant proof against both.