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The tenant at Gilvach complains that rain comes in through the leaden [?roof]; recipient is requested to send a person to stop the leaks, if it can be done at a small expense. Damaged.

William Richard has a mind to speak about pant Levrith; he is an able tenant.

Mr Loveden desires recipient to forward the deed and fine enclosed to Mr William Davies of Clyn Meredith or to Mr Evan Davies of Cardigan.

In part of the cash for a bill drawn by writer's father in Edwards's favour for £100, the Llandovery Bank sent writer a bill drawn by Mr Maybery upon recipient for £20, which has not been accepted; Mr Thomas Price consequently threatens to enforce the execution; recipient is requested to give the cash for it to writer's clerk.

Writer cannot serve R[ober]t Lisle Williams in Lewis v. Williams as he has left his lodgings in Cock Court.

Writer desires recipient to stop the payment of the interest of £50, left by Mr Tho[ma]s Daniel, late of Penllwynau, to writers son, whose wife Lettuce Thomas of the parish of Llanegwad is great with child by a Dissenting preacher, on whose account the money was chiefly expended; writer's son, by whom she has two children, lives in the West Indies; writer requests payment of the said money towards the maintenance of these children and settling them in some trade. [D. Nicholl, curate of Llanegwad, testifies to the truth of the above]. Damaged.

Writer has the tally concerning the money laid out by Mr Thomas Daniel; Lettuce Thomas has refused a suit of clothes to her son.

Writer wishes to know whether recipient has any hopes of recovering 'our' money [?from] Philips.

Writer wishes to know what has come of his indenture; Mr Edwarts, writer's relation, and the 'Revrent' Mr J[e]nkins cannot deny their hands; writer is both fatherless and motherless but his aunt is rich. P.S. Writers brother will pay recipient; writer will sue [Mr Edwarts].

Recipient is requested to get [papers in] Ellison [v.] Lewes executed.

As writer will visit Carmarthen, he desires recipient to trasmit an account for £4 4s. 4d. to 'our' friend Mr Morgan Lewis.

Mr Jones wishes to reserve in the settlement a power for [his] daughter for want of issue of bequeathing £500; writer has not the least objection; with due respect to Mrs Jones and recipient. Damaged.

Mr Jones will be at Carmarthen to Qu[ar]t[e]r Sess[io]ns; recipient is requested to bring some papers relating to the business with him; writer would not push him for the children's money except a little for clothes for Jane to go to a situation, one at Bath being likely to be obtained; at present she remains with Miss Borrows.

Writer desires recipient to apply to Mr Rees Price for £5 13s. for goods; writer was disappointed at not seeing recipient when at Llandovery; orders for carpets will much oblige him. Damaged. [Note: Cf. Best &. Roberts].

A draft of the intended conveyance to Mr Howell Powell was sent for recipient's perusal; making Prosser a party could do no harm.

Writer wishes to know whether D. Jones has a right to receive Edw[ar]d Meredith's debt.

Forwarding an account of clover seed and desiring payment.

Writer, who has a family, will agree for the entire maintenance of the child and will indemnify the parish for the future; he had sent the girl's father off rather abruptly.

Writer requests payment of £3 15s. interest due to him.

Writer desires a remittance for £35 being the balance of his account.