Letter from Drummond, [Sir] James [Hamlyn Williams],
Edwinsford. Relief that she and Betha escaped injury in a railway accident; he will recommend Mr. Davies of Froodvale to Lord Cawdor as J.P; he has been busy shooting. [See also letters to Betha Johnes].
Letter from Drummond, [Sir] James [Hamlyn Williams],
Edwinsford. Sympathy on the death of Sir James Hills-Johnes's brother, [Robert Savi Hills].
Letter from Drummond, Madeline (Sir James Drummond's wife),
Stranrear. Thanks for a letter of sympathy.
Letter from Drummond, Madeline (Sir James Drummond's wife),
Midlothian. Witnesses' lies, which are put in the papers instead of the explanations; her opinion of mankind has been much lowered since she came to Wales; a pleasant day at Dalkeith.
Letter from Drummond, Madeline (Sir James Drummond's wife),
Midlothian. They will not return to Edwinsford because of scarlet fever; recommending Mrs. Millar to mend Charlotte's pearl ornament.
Letter from Drummond, Madeline(Sir James Drummond's wife),
Edwinsford. She is glad Cha saw Hawthornden; a cave in Scotland, which was used by the Romans; a letter for Sir James Hills-Johnes; a dreadful storm; she will be taking Jimmy to school in London.
Letter from Edwardes, John D.H. (cousin),
Troedyrhiw, Merthyr. Thanks for their uncle's clothes and other articles.
Letter from Edwardes, John D.H. (cousin),
Troedyrhiw, Merthyr. Thanks for a letter describing Betha's wedding.
Letter from Edwardes, John D.H. (cousin),
Troedyrhiw, Merthyr. There is no one more entitled to anything in his possession than Charlotte and her sister; Charlotte's suffering; Miss Price's illness; a description of his medals.
Letter from Edwardes, John D.H. (cousin),
Troedyrhiw, Merthyr. Thanks for her kindness during his recent illness; he hopes there will not be disestablishment.
Letter from Edwardes, John D.H. (cousin),
Troedyrhiw, Merthyr. Thanks for a cheque to pay for the doctor's bill, etc; a children's treat; Sackville Gwynne's death.
Letter from Egloffstein Lilla,
Lucern. Her poor little daughter Alexandrine has typhoid fever and there is little hope for her recovery. See L 6243 to Betha Johnes.
The Palace, Abergwili. Thanks for a handsome gift.
Sympathy with her after the brutal attack [by Tremble, the butler, who murdered her father].
Letter from Griffith, James Milo [D.W.B.],
Regents Park. Thanks for cheques; instructions for lettering the tablet.
London. Receipt of £10 which they have remitted to Mrs. Jane Beek as requested.
Letter from [Herbert, Edward Bleiddian] (signed Blei'),
Llanover. He will join her at Cimiez; news of Bonville and others. [See also L6846-8 to Betha Johnes].
Letter from Herbert, Col. Ivor [John Caradoc] (Lord Treowen) [D.W.B.],
9 Gt. Stanhope St. Thanks for a letter of mingled congratulation and condolence.
Letter from Herbert, Col. Ivor [John Caradoc] (Lord Treowen) [D.W.B.],
Llanover. Thanks for a letter of sympathy [on the death of Lady Llanover].
Letter from Herbert, Col. Ivor [John Caradoc] (Lord Treowen) [D.W.B.],
Llanarth Court. Thanks for kind and sympathetic letters, and his wish to see them.