[ ], Merthyr Tydfil, to his or her grandmother,
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[ ], Merthyr Tydfil, to his or her grandmother. A letter written at the request of the writer's mother. They are all quite well here with the exception of the writer's father. Times are still very bad, etc. The prevalence of a severe and dangerous fever together with the croup and scarlet fever. Unfinished.
[ ], 158 Aldersgate Street, to [ ].
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Mr Trepass of George Street, Foster Lane, Bookseller, has requested him to apply to the addressee for the payment of the sum of £21.18.8 immediately. Cf. No. 429, dated 24 Feb. 1804. End wanting.
[ ] To Mr Edward Williams, Flimstone, Cowbridge.
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He conjectures that the addressee has not had leisure to reply to his letter, which enclosed another to Mr Grey of Duffryn and was sent to the Bear Inn, Cowbridge. Reference to a tablet.
[ ] To Mr Edward Williams, Flimston, near Cowbridge,
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Wrapper only, endorsed 'Rev. Mr Roberts of Eaton College, 1809.' See No. 574, dated 12 May 1809.
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... He is very sorry for her father's illness and hopes he is recovered. She upbraids him for travelling so much the last day of their journey hither, but necessity has no law. His brother's illness on the road, with the expense of a physician at Bath, had greatly drained them of money, and they had occasions to preserve a little for their use after coming to Critchel. He will take better care of himself in coming home. Mention of her lock of hair and letter.