File 2941. - Thomas Lloyd, from Brecon, to Sir Nicholas Williams, BART., at Tom's coffee-house in Russel Street, Covent-Garden, London,

Mr. Thomas Williams and his Lady having suffered a common recovery of the estate in his country long after their marriage was the only reason the writer had to think there was no occasion of suffering any other. The deeds for that purpose executed were by the advice and recommendation of Mr. Phillips drawn by Mr. Edward Williams of this town, since deceased, and several years ago were with others delivered to Mr. Lloyd Williams. There are no other deeds remaining with 'me', but what copies thereof have been sent 'you'. he knows of no purchase made by Madam Frances Williams at any time; if any was (as the writer believes there was none) the deeds were drawn by Mr. Edward Williams, for 'my; acquaintance with her was not long before her death. Last week one William Thomas was with 'me; to know unto whom 'he' should pay the year's interest of £40 'he' owed Mr. Lloyd Williams by bond. Any further commands 'you' shall be pleased to favour 'me' with shall with all readiness and sincerity be observed.