Ffeil 4233. - Tho[mas] Williams [vicar of Conwil Gaeo] from Llanspithit, to Mr. David Pryse Williams, Gent at Conwill Gaio,

He desires the recipient to pay the bearer the money received for the writer's lambs, according to his note deliered to the recipient by Mr. Thomas Williams, 'or if they mak not present payment of the residue after 2s a lambe, Threscore beings delivered unto them, then to deliver the rest to this berer'. He also desires his part of the lactuals or lent rolls money to the same bearer. Lastly he desires the recipient to sell such part of his tithe meal as remains. He will use his best endeavour to do for the recipient in anything that the latter requests, and retain his debtor for these and all other courtesies. P S. He marvels that Mr. William or they for whom he bought his lambs would 'stob' [stop] delivery of any till they had paid the rest. Yet he will not contend. Let 'them' have fourteen more to make threescore if they do not pay and if they pay 2s. for every lamb more let [them] have them.