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Llanfair and Brynodol Letters 1-235 are described in A calendar of letters relating to North Wales, ed. B. E. Howells, pp. 37-141.

Llanfair and Brynodol Letters 1-235 are described in A calendar of letters relating to North Wales, ed. B. E. Howells, pp. 37-141.

Has obtained certain deeds from Mrs. Gwen Bodvell and made copies thereof, which he encloses. Has secured an acknowledgement from Mrs. Bodvell that the originals are in her custody, and of her readiness to produce them on demand.

Thanks for an (unspecified honour and for a previous letter unanswered due to a long illness of Wg. Concerning the health of Tjb, whom Wg hopes to see in London. News of 'Sir Hugh'.

Thanks for a letter; comments on TJB's proposed trip to France; congratulations on TJB's attendance of law lectures - though he is tired of Oxford, he would be more so in Wales. Local and personal news and plans.

Account of TJB's travels in France. Finds himself short of money through the fault of 'Sir Hugh'. Begs Wg to 'bully' Sir Hugh or otherwise to organise money for him.

?J. Goodman, Llanidan, to Hugh Griffith, esq.,. Refers to rents of various tmts. [some named] in the parishes of Mallwyd and Llanfrothen, co. Mer., notes an enclosure of relevant material.

Griffith Pryse, Hendre Coed, to Hugh Griffith, esq.,. The arrears of John Benedictus are paid and to be sent to the Hg by GP's uncle, John Pryse, who wishes to confer with Hg about the tenancy of Bodwillim. News of GP's son; details of arrears of rent due to Hg.

Robert Roberts, Hendre Coed, to Hugh Griffith, esq.,. Good wishes and thanks. The bearer, John Pryse is recommended as a tenant for the farm of Bodwillim; Rr advises against letting it to Owen Richard, a troublesome neighbour. Rr hopes for HG's favour herein; he offers his brother in law to assist in receiving the rents from tenants.

Buying a bull for the recipient. Endorsed with notes and a diagram concerning seating arrangements at ? Llanaber church.

Thanks for a letter and good wishes to AP's husband on his appointment as Controller of the Customs at Barmouth. Re the bench at [Aber] church. AP's brother Robert has returned from Bangor and will send Mg a pamphlet of poems. Best wishes for Mg's son John. AP's son Griffith is to become apprentice to an apothecary at Dolgelley.

Owen Jones, Carnarvon, to Hugh Griffith, esq.,. Thanks for a letter. Re the trying of the Bodrual cause at Conway. Mr. Parry will not countenance the action which Hg wished to commence concerning Rhospedrual.

H[ester] L[ynch] Piozzi, Streatham Park, to Hugh Griffith, esq.,. Apologies for giving offence in a letter, her request concerning the lease was for information. HG's having burnt Mr. Cator's receipts is awkward; Mr. Piozzi, having filed a bill in Chancery against Mr. Cator, is obliged to ask all who paid him money on HLP's account to produce vouchers. Only Hg refuses to deal with Thomas Lloyd, Denbigh, present agent of Hlp and Mr. Piozzi; Mr. Pennant of Downina is at present negotiating with him. Request for co-operation. Postscript of compliments of Hlp, Mr. Piozzi and her daughter.

Writes on behalf of Edward Hughes, his father in law and another neighbour. They wish to have the whole farm including two pieces which Mr. Griffith had intended to leave unset, where they hope to plant wheat, Edward Hughes to tray £220 for the whole. They require a stable for the horses when they come to plough and Edward Hughes hones Jg will have a dairy erected.

Congratulations on JG's purchase of lands and on their price. Travelling plans of T.W. He will leave instructions for forwarding letters.

TW's travels. Compliments on JG's purchases instructions for payment of auction money and deposit. Reference to the payment of the remainder of the purchase money, including ?a proposed loan. Travelling plans of Tw.

Edward Hughes proposes to visit Tj concerning the tenancy of Cryg farm, Tj having been otherwise engaged upon Edward Hughes's first visit. Recommendation of Edward Hughes, his character and circumstances.

Surprise that the purchase money for Sir W. W[ynn]'s property is so soon called for. States provisions for completing the purchase. Draft. Written on the back of a letter, dated 6 March 1802, from Thomas Jones to Jg, concerning an appontment.