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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".

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, to enquire what recipient thinks of the wisdom of adopting towards the Legacy and Succession Duty Office the same policy as that of William Crawshay II, who refused to give any valuation other than that in the Private Ledger and invited the Office to inspect the accounts and arrive at their own valuation.

Sends a statement of William Crawshay's balance in the Private works Ledger on 31 March 1867, with explanation of some of the entries.

Sends a cheque for the Scinde Railway Delhi stock bought by recipient for Robert Crawshay, together with a statement to enable recipient to calculate the value of the Residue of William Crawshay's estate.

Returns, duly filled in by Robert Crawshay, the transfer form in respect of the Scinde Railway Delhi Stock.

Sends a letter from Mr. Ince to Robert Crawshay, with the latter's reply.

Sends details of the dividends received from the Glamorganshire Canal since the death of William Crawshay, and announces Robert Crawshay's refusal to sell his Ottoman Bonds.

A request to send a copy of the Executorship Account Bank Pass-book for Mr. Crawshay's perusal.

William Jones, to William Gray, Esqre., London, to enquire when Robert Crawshay may expect to receive the coupons for the Delhi Stock of the Scinde Railway.

William Jones, to William Gray, Esqre., London, to explain his inability to leave a book (Cyfarthfa Account Book) with recipient in view of Mr. Robert Crawshay's unwillingness to let it out of his possession; but arranging are appointment for the inspection of the book by recipient and Mr. Maynard.

William Jones, to William Gray, Esqre, to explain that the entry in the works Private Ledger of William Crawshay is precisely the same as that in the Black Ledger, and to suggest that this be accepted as the basis for Legacy Duty.

Concerning an action, for encroaching upon Cyfarthfa property and coal measures, against Heath Evans & Co., of Werfa Colliery, who have pair: into Court a sum of £300 which recipient is asked to withdraws if possible, by a document now sent to him.

Mr. Robert Crawshay has a shooting party, but will reply to recipient on the next day, and send a cheque.

Sends a book (Executorship Account Passbook?) to be written up to date by recipient; other executor ship matters.

William Jones, to William Gray, Esquire, London, to explain more fully the purpose of the Power of Attorney which is to secure transfer of Trustee Certificates into ordinary Stock of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Co. [Vide preceding letters].

William Jones, to William Gray, Esquire, to enquire if William Thompson Crawshay can, by means of a Power of Attorney, draw for his father the dividends on Consols due to the Dolphin & Ralston Trusts.

William Jones, to William Gray, Esquire, to instruct recipient to prepare the Power of Attorney for William Thompson Crawshay to act for his father in collecting dividends on Consols.

William Jones, to William Gray, Esquire, to point out an apparent error discerned by Mr. Crawshay in recipient's statement of Account relating to the sale of Spanish certificates, and to request recipient's explanation.

Mr. Crawshay wishes sufficient Consuls to be bought to yield £500 a year.