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Statement showing which notes drawn by J. Maybery on Messrs Halliday, Duntze & Co. and on Mr Williams of Brecon, in payment to Charles Morgan for rent and cordwood, had been accepted and rejected.

Letters from John Wilkins to Charles Morgan concerning the provisions of the lease of the Tredegar ironworks and the financial difficulties of his son and son-in-law.

Letters from Messrs Winwood, Harvey & Co. of Bristol to Charles Morgan, esq., respecting bills drawn by Messrs Maybery and Wilkins in his favour.

Letter from John Maybery to Hugh Jones in answer to No. 76/189, in which he attributes the unemployment at the forges to the scarcity of pig iron.

Proposal of Messrs Maybery and Wilkins to Charles Morgan to refer their dispute as to the legality of a lease for 42 years of the forge called Tredegar Forge in Tredegar park in p. Bassalleg, a storehouse called the Iron Storehouse in the town of Newport, with the quay and other wasteground adjoining, the two forges called Machen Forges in p's Machen and Ruddry, co. Glam., the furnace in p. Eglwsilan, co. Glam., and the coalworks called Ridgwern Coalworks in that part of p. Machen in co. Glam. to two eminent [?counsellors? - dywed 'cousel' yn y teipsgript].

Letters from Thomas Wilkins to Charles Morgan concerning matters in dispute between Morgan and Messrs Maybery and Wilkins relating to the Tredegar ironworks. Topics discussed include the validity of a term of 42 years in the lease, the question as to whether it was detrimental to the forges that the furnace had been let out to other parties, the appointment of trustees of the works, and proposals to submit matters in dispute to arbitration.

Letter from David Morgan of Maeslough to Charles Morgan, requesting him to grant a piece of land for building a house at Brecon.

1. William Miller, Thomas Tyndal, Isaac Elton, Benjamin Gillam, and John Edye of the city of Bristol, bankers and co-partners. 2. Henry Morgan of Bristol, James Price of Bedwas, co. Mon., and Charles Price of Eglwysilan, ironmaster and co-partners. 3. Charles Morgan of Tredegar, esq. Surrender of the lease of the iron furnace called Carephilly Furnace in Eglwsilan, the coalworks called Ridgwarn Coalworks in p. Machen, and the mines of ironstone in p. Ruddry which had been assigned to Messrs Miller & Co. by an indenture of 22 May 1779, together with the implements and stock, on trust to pay the debts and receive all moneys due to the concern.

1. William Miller, Thomas Tyndal, Isaac Elton, Benjamin Gillam, and John Edye of Bristol, bankers and co-partners. 2. Henry Morgan of the city of Bristol, James Price of Bedwas, and Charles Price of Eglwysilan, co. Glam., ironmasters and co-partners. 3. Charles Morgan of Tredegar, esq. Surrender of the lease of the iron furnace called Carephilly Furnace in Eglwsilan, the coalworks called Ridgwarn Coalworks in p. Machen, and the mines of ironstone in p. Ruddry.

Bill Of Costs paid by Charles Morgan to Charles Price, an attorney, in connection with the surrender of the lease of Caerphilly Furnace.

Minutes (copy) of an agreement between Charles Morgan and Messrs Harford, Getly & Co. for the leasing of the Tredegar ironworks. Copy.