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Sixteen holograph letters from J. Lewis, Ashton Vicarage [Bristol], etc., to David Davies, Froodvale, 1822-1835 (money matters and the recipient's management of the writer's two farms Cefntellch and Bryntelich [in Cynwil Gaeo], the writer's engagement as servant of the boy at Nyssau [Ynysau] Gate, the opinion of the writer's brother Thomas Lewis on a claim made against Evan John, a request for a supply of ale to be provided for the writer at Bryntelich, the commission and military service of the writer's son Charles, a gift of rum and gin to the recipient, the death of the recipient's father, specifications of a cottage to be erected for a labourer at Bryntelich, the marriage of the writer's daughter, a proposed reduction in the number of excisemen, rioting in the recipient's neighbourhood, the 'turbulent state' of Carmarthenshire and the Boroughs following the parliamentary elections [of 1832], the birth of a son [John Morgan Davies] to the recipient); and one holograph letter from George Horton, Ashton Vicarage, to [David] Davies, 182[ ] (a change in the political atmosphere with regard to 'our Question') (with an addition by J. Lewis acknowledging the receipt of bills).

Farm journal, or Memorandum-Book, for the use of the Students of the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, with weekly labour journal entries by J[ohn] M[organ] Davies for the period 4 March-3 June, 1853; together also with a labour journal by J. M. Davies [at Froodvale] for the weeks ending 21and 28 July, 1854.

Correspondence, etc., relating to the appointment of John Morgan Davies, Froodvale, to be chairman and convener of the Provincial Committee of the Surveyors' Institution for South Wales and Monmouthshire (excluding Radnorshire). They include autograph letters to J. M. Davies from Julian C. Rogers, secretary to the Surveyors' Institution, from 12 Great George Street, Westminster, 1890-1893; a carbon copy of a letter from J. M. Davies to Julian C. Rogers, 1893; a cutting from The Land Agents' Record, 24 May, 1890; and draft minutes by J. M. Davies of a meeting of the Provincial Committee held at Cardiff, 3 May [1893], and notes of an address by J. M. Davies on 'The Diseases of the Larch'.

Letter book (carbon copies), 1902-1904, of John M. Davies, Froodvale, relating to his office as high sheriff of co. Carmarthen. Some of the letters are in the hand of John Parry, Froodvale. Among the principal correspondents are D. E. Stephens, under-sheriff, D. E. Williams, Ivy Bush Hotel, Carmarthen, Leo Culleton (designer of the sheriff's banners), Charles H. Athill, Richmond Herald, and W. C. Chick, Angel Livery Stables, Cardiff. The volume is indexed.