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Has sent on the account current for the year 1820 - 1821, and has remitted to Swansea Bank £447.3.6. Times are bad and few tenants paid the full half year's rent, etc.

L[ewis] Griffith to Lewis Thomas, esq., solicitor, Swansea. Business matters concerning the estate.

John Llewelyn to Herbert Lloyd, esq., Carmarthen. Arranging an appointment in Swansea for the following Wednesday.

John Llewelyn to Mr Carne. Copy of letter discussing the settlement and portion for the intended marriage with Mr Carne's daughter.

'Copy of a letter to Coney enclosing a draft for £130.2.6.'.

John Llewelyn to [Mr Carne]. Draft of a letter criticising Mr Carne's conduct with Mr Kemeys, but assuring him of his regard for Miss Carne. Would, however, like to be informed if the alleged rumours are correct.

John Llewelyn to [Mr Carne]. Draft of a letter thanking him for the candid manner he has informed him upon the subject, and asking him to convey to his daughter the decision to terminate the engagement.

Writ whereby William Jeffreys of Swansea, esq., recovered a m. with its hereditaments known as Llwchysawel and Castelldel, situate in p. Bettws, co. Carm.

Writ ordering the administration of goods, chattels, cattle, etc., of Griffith Price, late of Llangevelach, co. Glam., gent., to be granted to Margarett Seys (under a plea of debt).

Writ of inquisition into the possessions left by Richard Jones, dec., to John Thomas (in a pleas of debt between Henry Williams and John Williams, plaintiffs, and John Thomas, legatee of Richard Jones).

Writ Of Execution issued to Griffith Rees to execute the decree of the Court of Chancery in a suit between William Morgan, gent., plaintiff, and Griffith Rees, Thomas Evans, Thomas Jones, Joseph Pryce, esq., and Henry Rees, defendants, relating to Glynwalis, p. Llanedy, co. Carm. (12 Skins.).

Writ of distringas issued to the sheriff of Herefordshire for the attendance of jurors (named) in a suit between Richard Price, plaintiff, and Franklin Mathewe, defendant. Latin.

Writ (Copy) commanding William Williams and Elizabeth, his wife to keep the covenant with John Phillips, gent., whereby they released a moiety of m., lands, etc., in Garthbrengy [co. Brec.] and a statement that the commissioners have examined the said Elizabeth.

Writ commanding William Williams and Elizabeth, his wife, to observe the release they made with John Phillip, gent., of a moiety of a m., barn, garden and sixty-one a. of land in Garthbrengy, co. Brec.

Writ commanding the appearance of Roger Rogers lately of Llangevelach, co. Glam., yeoman, to answer the plaintiffs, John Rogers and Thomas Rogers, in a debt of £120 at the next Court of Great Sessions held at Cardiff.

Wishes recipient to call a court to make good his marriage settlement. Bearer brings the deed. Would be glad to have a copy of the method of passing the surrender.

John Houchen to Richard Heaton, esq., Bedford Square, London. Has made enquiry concerning Mr Pryse's estates at Long Sutton. The messuages in Sutton are entitled to valuable rights on one of the most extensive commons in England.

L. W. Dillwyn to John Llewelyn, esq., Penllergare. Giving an account of the division of the Trimsaran and Strady estates, and the mention made in the schedule of the latter, relating to Cefn Berwig.

L. W. Dillwyn to John Llewelyn, esq., Penllergare. Raby has been there again. Encloses a summary of the interview discussing the veins, etc.