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Letter: B. F. Kerridge, mining engineer, from Lennard Chambers, Neath, to [ ] Jenkins. Returns report [contained in No. 248]. Requests loan of ranging poles.

Letter: C. E. Whitting from Uphill Grange, Weston-super-Mare, to [Morgan] Reynolds. Encloses the 'Epitome of Particulars of Neath Estate'. References to Isaac Smith's lease, the carriage of minerals over Neath Merthyr tramroad, wayleaves chargeable thereon, etc.

Letter: D. M. Jenkins, bor. engineer and surveyor, from Gwyn Hall, Neath, to J. E. R. Thomas, ESQ., at 3 Church Place, Neath. The recipient is at liberty to proceed with the proposed alteration to his offices at Church place.

Letter: D. W. A. Saunders from Worcester Chambers, Swansea, to J. B. G. Price, ESQ., at Neath. The valuation of freehold minerals underlying Dylais Fach property, near Aberdulais, p. Llantwit iuxta Neath, and of minerals under Llwynllank, Penllwyn llank, and Lynycoedcae, near Crynant, p. Cadoxton. Typescript.

Letter: David Rees, mineral surveyor, from 22 Queen Street, Neath, to Robert Parsons, esq., at The Little Gnoll, Neath. Report on the recipient's mineral property at Ty Coch, p. Newton, co. Glam.

Letter: David Thomas, FGS, mining and civil engineer, from Great Western Chambers, Neath, co. Glam., to Morgan Reynolds, ESQ., mining engineer, at Neath Abbey. He encloses particulars of the Dinas Mountain Colliery, contained in No. 231.

Letter: Geo. Smith from Aberdare, to Morgan Reynolds, ESQ., at Neath Abbey. Has sent on the recipient's letter, with plan showing suggested exchange of land at Clyne, to the writer's Liverpool office.

Letter: H. Hatcher from Neath, to J. B. G. Price, ESQ., solicitor, Church Place, Neath. The estimate specified in Nos 202-3.

Letter: H. Hatcher from Neath, to J. B. G. Thomas, ESQ., at Church Place, Neath. Revision of the estimate contained in No. 202.

Letter: H. Hatcher, builder and contractor, from Neath, to J. B. G. Price, Esq. Estimate for the proposed alteration to the recipient's office in Church Place, Neath.

Letter: J. M. Williams, manager, North Lantwit Collieries, Llantrissant, from Powell's Llantwit Collieries, Llantrissant, co. Glam., to W. Boyle, esq.. Confirmation of the report of W. Habakkuk contained in Nos 180-2. Copy.

Letter: John Davies from Llwydcoed, Llanelly, to Lieut-col E. R. Wood and Howel Gwyn, Esq. Survey and report on the minerals underlying a portion of the recipients' estate of Talfan Fawr, Talfan fach, and Tynybone, p. Llandilo Talybont, co. Glam.. Copy.

Letter: John Jones, clerk to the Northern District Roads Board, from Aberdare, to Rees Jenkins at Blaencorrwg, Neath. Announcement of a meeting of the Board.

The results of the writer's interview with Mr Mansfield. Mr Berington will examine the account tomorrow at Swansea. Draft.

Letter: Lewis Griffiths from Ynisygerwn, to -------. Has desired the tenant at Hendregarreg to pay the recipient immediately the amount of the five poor rates up to March 25 1846, being £3.10.6. He expects the recipient in the next rate to put him down at £23.8.0, instead of £23.10.0 as heretofore. Endorsed are memoranda of days [worked] by specified individuals.

Letter: Lewis Thomas from Swansea, to Wm Gwyn, esq., at Neath. The enrolment of the late Mr [John] Llewelyn's will in the several man's. Desires the recipient to call on Mr Thos Powell's business.

Letter: L[ewis] W[eston] Dillwyn from Penllergare, to Wm Gwyn, esq., at Neath. Desires to know when he may attend the recipient for purposes relating to the will of Mr [John] Llewelyn [of Pen-lle'r-gaer].

Letter: T. S. Morgans, joiner, of Crynant, near Neath, to J. Jenkins, ESQ., surveyor, of Crynant. Tender for £50 'for Fixing the Carpentry and Joinery' of the recipient's four houses at Crynant.

Letter: Thos Jones from Island House, Swansea, to his mother Mrs [Margaret] Jones at Llwynycoedwr, near Neath. The recipient's health. Went down to Miss Jenkins for more pills, as they are to be got only at hers. Greetings from Whiterack and Pothole. Also from Uncle Elias and his dau's to the recipient and to the writer's uncle and aunt of Drehire. Love to brother Morgan and his family. Everything is very low at Swansea; quotes prices of oats, wheat, barley, butter, and Welsh cheese.

Letter: Thos Lewis from Llandilo, [to William Gwyn at Neath]. Mr H. Leigh wishes to know whether the Canal Company accede to his proposal. Copy.