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W(illia)m Thompson, to William Crawshay (II), (his brother-in-law by former marriage Merthyr Tidvil, to explain his position with regard to the settlement of his sister's fortune on her children, which he desires should be done in ordinary form, and which recipient is morally bound to do.

Notifying the transfer to recipient's account of the cost of a half interest in Aberdare Canal Shares owned by recipient; his preference that any shares bought should appear in recipient's name. Personal.

Accepting recipient's offer of half the interest in 5 Aberdare shares, and explaining his sale of Glamorganshire Canal Shares. The "Rumney" coal was designed by nature for Newport, and the proposed rail road to join the Canal will threaten his interests (by benefiting Cardiff and by offering an alternative to recipient's road to Newport).

Concerning the exact interest payable to recipient and other matters connected with the readjusted Bill referred to in Letters 10 and 12.

Requesting payment of an account to his son [Francis Crawshay] to enable closing of the books; intimation that the House (of Richard and William Crawshay & Co.) in London could do business with recipients in the matter of hoops made by them.

Written conversation for the benefit of Robert Crawshay (who was deaf); giving him advice on the carrying out of the terms of his father's will. n.d.