The recruiting of invalids, pensioners and officers [for the militia],
The recruiting of invalids, pensioners and officers [for the militia],
Lord Lisburn, Crosswood, to John Johnes (d. 1781),
Lord Lisburn, Crosswood, to John Johnes (d. 1781),
Her brother and the widow Rees's affairs,
Her brother and the widow Rees's affairs,
The valuing of Blaencothy; request for lampreys,
The valuing of Blaencothy; request for lampreys,
Letter to her mother,
Letter to her mother,
Min's state of health; praises Mr. & Mrs. [Hanbury] Williams,
Min's state of health; praises Mr. & Mrs. [Hanbury] Williams,
Trouble caused by a wicked old woman [her mother-inlaw]; the French have gone; other matters,
Trouble caused by a wicked old woman [her mother-inlaw]; the French have gone; other matters,
Annoyance that he has not visited Hafod,
Annoyance that he has not visited Hafod,
Request for plants and fish [for a pond],
Request for plants and fish [for a pond],
Travel matters; the purchase of groceries,
Travel matters; the purchase of groceries,
Letter to her mother,
Letter to her mother,
Militia movements; he enquired about James Williams at Oxford; Principal Pardoe's fall,
Militia movements; he enquired about James Williams at Oxford; Principal Pardoe's fall,
His bad luck with a clock; pleasure that he is taking his farm in hand, visitors at Hafod; the dangers ...,
His bad luck with a clock; pleasure that he is taking his farm in hand, visitors at Hafod; the dangers ...,
Letter to her mother at Dolecothy,
Letter to her mother at Dolecothy,
Asks him to come to Hafod with what arms he can find to fight the French, who are off Aberystwith ...,
Asks him to come to Hafod with what arms he can find to fight the French, who are off Aberystwith ...,
Letter to her mother at Dolecothy,
Letter to her mother at Dolecothy,
Min's state of health; Dr Smith will remain a month with 'us'; there is a report that the French have ...,
Min's state of health; Dr Smith will remain a month with 'us'; there is a report that the French have ...,
The elections of Mr. Vaughan and Mr. [Thomas] Johnes,
The elections of Mr. Vaughan and Mr. [Thomas] Johnes,
Thanks for taking trouble to find £500; an injunction concerning her husband,
Thanks for taking trouble to find £500; an injunction concerning her husband,
His illness; a change of air has been ordered for her child; his disappointment about a sum of money,
His illness; a change of air has been ordered for her child; his disappointment about a sum of money,
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