Thanks for a letter and £6; celebrations of Nov. 5; fencing lessons; a robbery at Ashton,
Thanks for a letter and £6; celebrations of Nov. 5; fencing lessons; a robbery at Ashton,
Encloses a draft; old Uncle Rees's will; a well-attended ball,
Encloses a draft; old Uncle Rees's will; a well-attended ball,
Thanks for money; Mrs. Hughes's forthcoming marriage; hopes he will be admitted to Oxford the following February,
Thanks for money; Mrs. Hughes's forthcoming marriage; hopes he will be admitted to Oxford the following February,
His forthcoming visit to her; Mr. Rees's will and his aunt Eliza,
His forthcoming visit to her; Mr. Rees's will and his aunt Eliza,
Acknowledges the receipt of £3,
Acknowledges the receipt of £3,
Correspondence,
Correspondence,
Letter to J.J,
Letter to J.J,
Letter to Mrs. J,
Letter to Mrs. J,
A long list of goods for Mrs J. to purchase in London; family and local news; hopes Mrs J.'s daughter ...,
A long list of goods for Mrs J. to purchase in London; family and local news; hopes Mrs J.'s daughter ...,
Letter to Mrs. J,
Letter to Mrs. J,
Letter to J.J,
Letter to J.J,
Letter to Mrs. J,
Letter to Mrs. J,
Asks Mrs. J to allow William Bonnel to remain tenant of Penyfan; the death of her aunt Mrs. Griffiths; her ...,
Asks Mrs. J to allow William Bonnel to remain tenant of Penyfan; the death of her aunt Mrs. Griffiths; her ...,
Letters from Charlotte Johnes to her nephew John Johnes (d. 1876) and his mother Mrs E. Johnes,
Letters from Charlotte Johnes to her nephew John Johnes (d. 1876) and his mother Mrs E. Johnes,
The death of writer's sister (Charlotte Johnes),
The death of writer's sister (Charlotte Johnes),
Family health; thanks for caps; a search for a servant,
Family health; thanks for caps; a search for a servant,
Sends Mrs. J. £30 from her late aunt [Mrs. Griffiths]' furniture sale; Mrs. Eaton's decision to take Penyfan,
Sends Mrs. J. £30 from her late aunt [Mrs. Griffiths]' furniture sale; Mrs. Eaton's decision to take Penyfan,
Gwynne and Howells' exorbitant demands on the late Mrs. Griffiths; Princess Charlotte's funeral,
Gwynne and Howells' exorbitant demands on the late Mrs. Griffiths; Princess Charlotte's funeral,
Money owed writer by recipient which she needs to pay her aunt's creditors,
Money owed writer by recipient which she needs to pay her aunt's creditors,
Miss Lewis's illness; social and family news,
Miss Lewis's illness; social and family news,
