W(illiam) Crawshay, Jr., to The Late Bowsher Hodges c& Co,
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Requests recipients to make an offer for 50 to 70 pieces of large oak timber "fit for the largest Naval purposes", lying cut in the "Cardiff Valley".
W(illiam) Crawshay, per Tho(ma)s Shepherd, to Morgan & Wayne,
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Returns an accepted Bill to the recipients with intimation that the iron in respect of which the Bill is drawn is not yet weighed, and that deficiencies will have to be made good.
(William Crawshay, Jr.), to L. Hopkinson, Holborn,
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Advising recipient to collect his money for carriage repairs at the George Yard Offices.
W(illiam) Crawshay (2nd), to S. or C. Harford,
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Personal. His regret at the result of the trial. (Prob. refers to Blakemore's suit for damages?).
W(illiam) Crawshay, (2nd) to E. P. Richards,
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Requesting the recipient to act for him in connection with the transfer to bearer of interests in a lease held by bearer's brother, and in connection with a loan of £200 to the bearer on mortgage. [Bearer is not specified].
W(illiam) Crawshay, (2nd), to John Miller,
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Sends a cheque with an accompanying enquiry concerning various trees, plants, seeds, etc.
W(illia)m Crawshay, (2nd), to Lock Smith & Allistons,
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Refusing to act as executor in connection with "Mrs Hawkins's settlement" unless it can be proved that he has a liability so to act by virtue of his position as executor of his father's will. His brothers, as his father's residuary legatees, are alone interested in the matter.
Tho(ma)s Shepherd, to William Langston,
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Sends a cheque in payment of interest, on behalf of William Crawshay (Jr.).
Tho(ma)s Shepherd for William Crawshay, to G. M. Maber,
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Sends a cheque in payment of interest.
W(illia)m Crawshay (2nd) per T(homas) Shepherd, to Glyn & Co,
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Sends a cheque to be credited to his account with recipients.
W(illia)m Crawshay, Jr., (i.e. 3rd), to Thomas Williams,
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Sends a cheque in payment of an account. Personal.
W(illia)m Crawshay (2nd), to Henry Davies, Monmouth,
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Personal. Concerning a "deed poll" in recipient's (Raglan) road, in which he believes Mr Thompson bought other shares, but cannot prove the point; as executor for Mr Thompson's will, he enquires what recipient will give for the £50 (i.e. the Deed Poll) and six years interest. The dull state of banking.
W(illiam) Crawshay, (2nd), to Henry Davies, Monmouth,
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Accepts recipient's offer for the Deed Poll, and accumulated interest, relating to the "Ragland Road". The dull state of the Iron trade.
William Crawshay (2nd), to John Miller,
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Sends a cheque in settlement of an account.
William Crawshay, (2nd), to T. France (Solicitor),
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A suggestion made without prejudice to Mrs Crawford's claim, as to a compromise settlement with the husband; the terms of the compromise.
Thomas Shepherds to Rev. G. H. Maber,
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Sends a cheque on behalf of William Crawshay, who is endeavouring to fight a claim for Legacy Duty in respect of recipient's legacy.
Thomas Shepherd, to W. Langston,
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A repetition of Letter 429.
Thomas Shepherd, to William Langston,
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Sends a cheque, in respect of interest due to recipient, on behalf of William Crawshay (2nd).
Charles Jones to John James (Forest of Dean Iron Co.),
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States, on instruction, that Mr Crawshay is not a buyer of pig iron and metal in the present state of the trade.
Per Charles Jones, London, to C. H. Riches, shipping agent,
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Shipping and cash matters.