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Note of receipts of rent from Mr. Lloyd of Aston, 1742-9.

Will answer his queries with the utmost dispatch. Some of the books already gone to Newtown.

The farm of Currymore.

Advises him to take and detain distresses from the tenants at Currimore, etc., or else they will all run away. Daly writes that some have gone.

Expected Owen's answer this post to procure him one of the ?fields of Corrymor. He carried a tenant there but the priest is cross. Would send a man there without loss of time. Agree with the priest for his little improvemt and a guinea or two besides.

Has Owen's answer to his requesting Owen to get licence of the priest for Florand Carthy. Is innocent of several things in Owen's letter of the 19th current. Did not know of Flor. Carthy's second time going to Kerry or Corrimore. His cousin Evans has a great kindness for him [?Carthy]. Did not drive or was not 'nye' any cattle on Corrymore and the priest is a liar that told Olden so. His arrears of rent.

By direction of Mr. Gilbert was at Trehellick viewing his parcels of ground there. Gilbert wants the lands sold. Tenants called Cherry and Margarett Francis. Suggests £50 as value.

Payment of £1000 to Col. Clive.

He thanks his lordship for a copy of Lord Powis's speech on the sees of St Asaph and Bangor. It brings forward several very important considerations which cannot but have great weight with all right-minded persons.

Lady Markham's account. The purchase of Stockham farm.

He hopes that his lordship has now received his letter and the petition. His lordship's news is most cheering. He wishes he had had his lordship's letter last night. The best way by far is for Lord Powis to write to the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. He will do what he can.

The payment of interest to Mr Wingfield.

Thomas Thomas, Downing, the Rev. T. Davies, Cemmes, Richard Legh, Ellesmere, J. Furnival, Overton, Owen Robert, Wem, Robert Wilding, Powis Castle, Thomas Daniel, Yarchwel Hall, John Padock, Lower Ridge, William Owen, Lincolns Inn, Edmund Edye, Montgomery, the Rev. Walter Davies, Manafon, J. Thomas, Vallenfaur, Sir R. Williams Vaughan, Nannau, John Prynallt, Oswestry, the Rev. Thomas J. Davies, Trewylan, Col. John Chichester, Deal, William Owen, Glan Severn, Samuel Hughes, Powis Castle, D. Jones, Towyn, the Rev. E. Lewis, ? Llanfair, Col. C. Williams Wynn, Llangedwin, Robert Hughes, Powis Castle, J. Lloyd Jones, Powis Castle, D. Jones, House of Commons, W. H. Stevenson, Lincolns Inn, and W. J. Berenson, Lincolns Inn, to John Thomas, attorney, Llanfyllin. The inclosure of the commons of the manors of Llanfyllin and Mechen Uwchcoed, in the parishes of Llanfyllin and Meifod, co. Montgomery, and preparations for an Act of Parliament. With draft letters by John Thomas and other papers.

Concerning Meredith. See No. 6505 dated 27 May 1819.

As to the affair in Scotland: a number of gentlemen join to make a large deposit to carry on mines there and the mine at Leadhills it is said cleared £30,000 in twelve months. If true his proposal will not be complied with. As to the mine at Llangynog, he has made a beginning. Expects that 'our' money was well laid out if present output continues.

Paid farm for ore picked up at Llangynog £24 3s. 9d. Some trials in Mignant worth spending money upon. Should be glad if his lordship would fix the farm for copper ores: thinks the 8th ton in kind or cash fair.

Terms for acquiring the remainder of the lease. Will leave all the works, the smelting houses and buildings in as good repair as they were found at the expiration of their term of lease. No alteration at Llangunnog.

The settlement of a bond of Barbara, Countess Dowager of Powis, deceased, held by the writer.

Dispute with Christ College, Oxford, relating to Pool glebe. Encloses No. 1832.

Directions to pay interest on the Llwyn mortgage to Messrs Harries & Co. to the credit of Erasmus Alvey Darwin.