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Copies of letters to Messrs. [Thomas] Coutts & Co., London, from J[ohn] Leach, Pembroke, 1801-3 (the purchase of stock, and the receipt of dividends on the property of the late Nicholas Dunn, brother of Mrs. Lettice Leach of Bullibar), and from Nic[hola]s Leach, Bullibar, near Pembroke, 1808 (the transfer of stock in the name of the writer's mother, Mrs. Lettice Leach, and the receipt of dividends); and statements of account relating to the same between Messrs. Coutts & Co., and Nic[hola]s Dunn, 1800-01, Mrs. Lett[ice] Leach and John Leach, 1803-4, and Messrs. Coutts & Co. and Nic[hola]s Leach, 1808-9.

A ledger, with insets, 1794-1874, begun by John Leach, Pembroke, containing statements of account with Messrs. Thomas Coutts & Co., London, Abraham Leach [the elder], Pembroke, John Bart. Allen, Cresselly, Charles Tyler, Pembroke, Abraham Leach the younger, Hugh Barlow, Lawrenny, Henry Leach, Sunny Hill, Nichs. Roch, Pembroke, Willm. Davies, Cronwear, John Russell, Pembroke, Miss Ann Leach, Bullibar, Nichs. Leach, Bullibar, Mrs. Lettce. Leach, Bullibar, Miss Elizth. Leach, Pembroke, Miss Ann Maria Tyler (executrix to Elizth. Leach, deceased), Edwd. Leach, Pembroke, Messrs. R. C. Jenkins & Co., Calcutta (assignees of the estate of Messrs. Palmer & Co., bankrupts), Messrs. Ferguson & Co., Calcutta, bankrupts, Messrs. Gillanders, Arburthnot & Co., Calcutta, etc. Separte accounts at the end of the volume relate to the estate of the late John Williams of Calcutta, 1822-37, etc. The volume is indexed. The insets include copies of two letters from John Leach to Messrs. Thomas Coutts & Co., 1794-5 (the purchase of stock, the payment of bils, the receipt of dividends); holograph letters from Messrs. Thomas Coutts & Co., to John Leach, 1811 (the probate of the will of the recipient's father), R. T. Tyler, Llantrithyd, to the Reverend F. G. Leach and the Reverend Wm. Allen, 1845 (allowances towards John Leach's expenses at College, etc.), and Messrs. [Thomas] Coutts & Co., Strand, London, to John Leach at Ivy Tower, Tenby, and Stubbings House, Maidenhead, 1862-72 (the purchase of stock); and miscellaneous vouchers and draft accounts, 1812-68.