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Request to confirm the number of boards and nails; references to the 'setting up of yr house', and to a visit to Bristol. [Fragment; right-hand half wanting.].

If 'you' go for Bath before Easter Monday (at which time the above money is promised to be paid 'you') leave this with David Davis and desire 'him' to receive it and send 'me' word by post to Carmarthen. If 'you' go into Builth before, 'I' desire 'you' would leave a letter safely to be delivered to Mr. Wm. Wms., signifying ',your' going to Bath and telling 'him' that 'he' may call at David Davis's to pay the money. If 'you' receive the money, let 'me' hear of it by post. Write to John Awbrey to inquire of the Clerk of the House of :Lords to know if such an appeal be entered For Mr. John Awbrey at Mr. Bull's house in Colledge Street near Westminster Abby, London. Incomplete.

Reference to expectation of payment to __. Fragment.

... [There] is no cure for 'her'. [Fragment; right hand half wanting.].

(A) Answers of Rees Williams, esq., and Gruffith Rice ap Jenkyn, defendants, to the bill of complaint of William Lewis, complainant, touching distraint for 'amober' or 'Lerewitt' in respect of lands in the commote of Mallayen, co. Carmarthen. (B) Replication of the complainant to the answers contained in (a) above. (References to lands called Cor ssavel in the parish of Llandingad and hundred of Caio).

(B) Answer of Henry Price to the bill of complaint contained in (a) above, 1651, Sept. 23. (C) Replication of Jenkin Phillipp and Jane, his wife, plaintiffs, to the answer contained in (b) above, n.d. (D) Order, 1651, Sept. 24.

(A) Bill Of Complaint, in the Council in the Marches in Wales, of Rees ap Richard of the parish of Conwilgaio, co. Carmarthen, an infant, by Gwenllian vergh David, his mother, tutrix, and guardian, against Owen ap Jenkin of the parish of Conwilgaio, defendant, touching the title to a messuage called tir garth bir otherwise Tir Ievan Bwle, and containing a parcel of four acres, in the parish of Conwillgaio. [Other names mentioned: brook called Glowthey, place talken y garth byrr.]. (B) Answer of defendant to the bill of complaint contained in (a) above. [Names mentioned: Tir pen y garregge, llayn y foes laes ar talken y garth byrr.]. (C) Replication of plaintiff to the answer contained in (b) above. (D) 1608, Dec. 29. Depositions of witnesses on behalf of plaintiff. Taken at the house of Morgan ap Ruddergh in the parish of Conwilgaio. (E) 1608/9, March 9. Depositions of witnesses on behalf of the plaintiff, Richard Morgan ap Ievan ap Eignion [sic]. Taken as in (d) above. (F) 1609/10 Feb. 26. Depositions of witnesses on behalf of the plaintiff, Taken at the house of Lewis ap Ievan ap Owen in the town of Kynwillgaio. Copies.

(A) Bill Of Complaint, in the Council in the Marches of Wales, of Owen John Gwyn of the parish of Llandylowvawr, co. Carmarthen, gent., plaintiff, against Rees Williams of Rhydodyn, esq., touching the cutting of 40 oak trees, worth £3 each, upon a messuage called Tre y Goytre ygha and a parcel of land called Cae irtheintcere, parish of Llandylovawr, assigned in mortgage by the plaintiff to the defendant. (B) Answer of Rees Williames, esq., to the bill of complaint contained in (a) above. (C) Replication of Owen John Gwynn, gent., to the answer contained in (b) above.

(A) Bill Of Complaint, in the Council in the Marches of Wales, of Rees Williams of Rhydodyn, co. Carmarthen, esq., by [blank], against Owen John Gwyn of Goytre, parish of Llandilo vaur, gent., for the recovery of two years' rent in respect of a messuage and parcels of land called tyr y goitre ycha, a parcel sometime called y tyr glase and now called kay y ddeintyr, and a grist mill and a tucking mill built upon part of the tenement called y goitre ycha, in the parish of Llandilo vaur. (B) Answer of defendants to the bill of complaint specified in (a) above. (C) Replication of complaint to the answer contained in (b) above. Copies.

(A) Bill Of Complaint, in the Great Sessions for cos. Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, of Nicholas Williams of Rhydodin, co. Carmarthen, gent., against Rees Morgan of Carmarthen in the county borough of Carmarthen, defendant, for the recovery of arrears of rent of £5.6s.8d. in respect of a messuage called the Cellar or Colledge in the said town and borough of Carmarthen. (B) Answer of defendant to the bill contained in (a) above.

A thousand thanks for the miniature of 'my' late dear sister. If anything could enhance the value of it, it would be the very handsome manner in which it was given. Best compliments to the recipient and family. Writer's copy.

1. Ievan David Lleelyn ap Ievan of Llansawyll, co. Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Oeyn ap Ievan ap Madoc. A Lease of a parcel of land called llayn Rallt wen, parish of Llansawyll. Latin.

1. Lewis ap Owen Thomas otherwise of the parish of Grysmont, co. Monmouth, yeoman;. 2. Gruffith ap Morgan ap Gruffith. A Lease of a parcel of land called tir Jenkyn and lle yr hen de and a piece of land called tir gwladis at Talley.

1. Lewis ap Ievan ap Howell of Llansawyll, co. Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Rhees ap William Rees. A Lease of a tenement of land called tir llwyn Gwyn [in No. 113 called tir llewelyn gwyn, in No. 1913 tyre llywelyn gwyn] and parke Gwyn at a place called ynysse, parish of Kynwill Gaio. [Other name mentioned: Corbanto]. Dated at lloyn Gwyn and parke Gwyn. Latin.

He encloses a copy of Mr. Ranken's letter. Mr. Ranken's insinuations are just what might be expected from a low minded man like him. The best way of proceeding is to drop Mr. R altogether. The writer's mother has left Mr. Ranken, and her business for the future is to be conducted b Mr. Maconochie. (B) Letter: Captain [F.W.] Drummond to Tho[ma]s Ranken, ESQ., S.S.C., at 68 Queen Street, Edinburgh. The style of Mr. Ranken's letter precludes all further correspondence. The writer has communicated to Sir James Drummond the recipient's letter.

Reply to No. 3092. (B) Memorandum by F[rancis] Walker, Midfield Cottage, on the terms of an arrangement with his partners whereby an annuity of £800 or one third of the business is provided for the business. Copies.

'A Noate for Mr. Rees Williams', being a statement of professional charges of 30s.10d. in a number of specified legal actions, and a memorandum of the receipt of 'but 12s'.

B) Names of witnesses for the Queen against David ap Thomas Llywelyn ap Howell.

(A) Precept to the bailiff of Cayo for the arrest of David Williams David Morgan for the payment to Rees David ap Howell Morgan of costs of 2s. 11d. (B) Precept to the bailiff of Cayo for the arrest of David ap Rees ap William and David William David Morgan for the payment to Rees David Howell Morgan of costs of 3s.9d. Latin. Copies.

A Sermon on Saturday, February 2nd, 1901, at the Memorial Service of the Queen's funeral, at St. Peter's Church, Carmarthen, by Rev. Owen Evans, M.A., Vicar. Carmarthen: Printed at the 'Welshman' Office, Lammas Street. 7 Pp.