File C/166. - From John Powell,

Recipient's opinion relating to the Proberts' legacies was extremely satisfactory as far as it went, but the trustee may be called upon by a bill in equity by any brother of Edward who did not receive a part of the legacy; writer's little girl, who has been inoculated under the care of Mr Russell of Worcester, is to go to school at Hereford; writer never makes any gentleman's house his place of residence, but will be often in Bedford Row; he has a strong tincture of the language as well as [the] garb of the mountaineers; Evan Meredith made his supposed daughter, a milliner in London, his ex[ecutri]x; she came to Presteign; her mother's name is Lane and lives at Withington below Hereford. P. S. Mr Harris recommends that the Proberts give a bond to indem[nif]y the trustee.