Robert Crawshay, to Frederick [Yeates],
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Concerning the £10,000 trust money, which it is desired to get out of the London & Chatham Railway for investment in Consols; the ways and means of getting out the money without loss. [Vide letter 24; also Letter 1,012 of Vol. No. 5.].
Robert Crawshay, to Frederick [Yeates],
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Concerning the £10,000 trust money invested in the London and Chatham Railways which the writer may take up under his own name and replace with Consols transferred from himself to the trust. The responsibility for the investment; recipients expenses, etc.
Robert Crawshay, to Mr. T. Maddison,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
An order for cards (for photography).
Robert Crawshay, to Messrs. Schenck & Son,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
The objectionable appearance of his father's lip in the lithographic prints made by recipient; his suggestion as to terms for a new print.
Robert Crawshay, to "Mama" - [Mrs. William Crawshay] his stepmother,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Concerning the lithographic print of William Crawshay and the proposal to have a new print executed.
Robert Crawshay, to [William Gray],
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Acknowledging the receipt of a cheque for Signature by himself and Henry Crawshay, and instructing recipient to sell Consols for the purpose of paying Legacy Duties. An enquiry as to Spanish 3% [Bonds].
Robert Craws hay, to W(illia)m Gray,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
His acquiescence in the proposal to give recipient Power of Attorney (for the disposal of Consols); the unattractiveness of Spanish 3% (Bonds); the dead state of the (iron) trade.
Robert Crawshay, to W(illia)m Gray, Esqre,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
The signing of the Power of Attorney by himself and his brother, Henry Crawshay; the advisability or otherwise of selling Spanish Certificates; and the question whether the Spanish Government will ever honour the debt.
William Jones, to William Grays Esquire, London,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Sends the numbers of £40,120 worth of Spanish Certificates which were being forwarded to recipient by Registered Letter.
Robert Crawshay, to W. H. Peek [Peck?],
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
A complaint as to a cargo of inferior ore from recipient, in consequence of which no more will be taken.
Robert Crawshay, to W(illia)m Gray, Esqre,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Concerning the excessiveness of the stone mason's charge for William Crawshay's gravestone.
Robert Crawshay, to W(illia)m Gray, Esq.) London,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Sends a cheque, and expresses the hope that the January dividends (on Consols etc.) may be secured without the necessity of his coming to London.
W(illia)m Jones, to W(illia)m Gray, Esq,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
In reply to recipients intimation that George Crawshay wishes Saunderson to be employed in Mrs. Crawshay's business; Mr. Robert Crawshay points out that George business; has nothing to do with appointing anyone, which matter is left to recipient.
Robert Crawshay, to Messrs. F. Schenck & Son,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Acknowledging receipt of a drawing of his father, which has been sent to Mrs. Crawshay for her opinion of it.
Letters from, or on behalf of, Robert Crawshay,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Letters from, or on behalf of, Robert Crawshay, 1868.
Robert Crawshay, to W(illia)m Gray, Esqre,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
A request to be sent some cheques for signing, as he may not come to London as arranged.
William Jones, to William Gray, Esq., London,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Matters relating to the executor ship of the will of William Crawshay.
William Jones, to William Gray, Esq., London,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Sends for recipient's explanation a demand note for unpaid tithes (in respect of the Caversham Park estate?).
Robert Crawshay, to [William Gray],
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Returns the cheque, duly signed, in payment of the Legacy Duty on Capt. Ralston's legacy.
William Jones, to W(illia)m Grays Esquire, London,
Rhan oCyfarthfa Papers,
Returns duly signed, the Power of Attorney for recipient to sell stock to pay Capt. Ralston's Legacy Duty.