William Jones, to William Gray, Esq,
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Sends a statement to show the amount due from William Robert Crawshay at the time of the former's death, for the purpose of securing abatement of Legacy and succession Duty.
William Jones, to William Gray, Esq., London,
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Returns the Residuary Account which has been found correct by Mr. Robert Crawshay, who wishes to know if funds need be placed with the Bankers to cover claims on the Residue.
William Jones, to William Gray, Esq., London,
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Sends a receipt, and intimates that when Maynard, the solicitor has been paid "the Exors. may congratulate themselves upon the happy completion of a Trust of enormous magnitude within a time and in a manner such as has been seldom if ever before done".
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William Jones, to William Gray, Esq., London, to announce that Mr. Crawshay is perfectly satisfied with Mr. Maynard's bill and does not wish it to be questioned, that the executorship account must be replenished to meet the bill, and that all papers connected with the executorship must be sent to Mr. Crawshay for custody.
William Jones, to William Gray, Esq,
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A request to be sent a list showing what property stands in the name of the Executors arid in the name of Robert Crawshay respectively, together with recipient's opinion whether the holdings in the name of the executors are sufficient to meet all claims upon them.
William Jones, to William Gray, Esq,
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Mr. Crawshay is disinclined to sell Illinois (Central Railway) Bonds, and. has no money to buy irredeemable stack of the Metropolitan Railway.
William Jones, to Miss Gribble, Tenby,
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A remittance to recipient.
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William Crawshay (I), Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), Merthyr Tidvil, to enquire what recipient knows about the sale of Hill's Plymouth Works, of which tie has seen an advertisement. "It will do no good to the Trade.".
William Crawshay (I), Stoke Newington, to William Crawshay (II), Merthyr Tidvil,
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Reaffirming his desire for one full letter per week only and giving recipient full authority to act in the matter of the "threatened outrage" at Hirwain. An enquiry as to the price of bathchairs. Personal.
Thomas Bold, Brecon, to William Crawshay, (II), Merthyr Tidvil,
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Making an appointment to see recipient at Cyfarthfa Castle to discuss the extension of the Cyfarthfa Leases, which are now the sole property of recipient. The present state of negotiations. [Postscript: a request to be given cash for a Promissory Bill of £200 drawl by Samuel Burgess].
Geo(rge) Rice Trevor, Dynevor Castle, to William Crawshay (II), Cyfarthfa,
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His pleasure at recipient's acceptance of the Royalty principle; his consultation with Lord Dynevor as to the next step.
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Seventeen letters, etc., relating to the Settlement of the claims of Edward Davies, surgeon, Merthyr, for attendance at Cyfarthfa Castle, 1849-1850. [Packet marked: "Final Settlement with Edward Davies Aug. 14, 1850, No. 44].
Forty-six letters, 7 Jan. - 20 Nov. 1856,
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Twenty-seven letters, 3 - 29 May 1858,
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Ten letters, 1 - 31 August 1858,
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Twenty-three letters, 1 - 30 August 1859,
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Thirty-two letters, 6 - 30 April 1860,
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