Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
C. R. M. Talbot, Neath, to William Crawshay (II), Cyfarthfa, to assure recipient that if he is returned to Parliament his conduct and application, not his assurances, will merit recipient's approbation. His intention to call at Cyfarthfa.
'Cash Book - H.C.' [Henry Crawshay?]
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
'Cash Book - R.T.C.' [Robert Crawshay]
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Enclosure: Pocket Cash Book inscribed 'Mrs. Crawshay'.
Cash Book [William Crawshay II?]
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Charles Jones to John James (Forest of Dean Iron Co.),
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
States, on instruction, that Mr Crawshay is not a buyer of pig iron and metal in the present state of the trade.
?C(harles) J(ones), (3rd Person), to John Matty,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
The writer is in communication with another person and recipient is advised not to wait for "this place" (i.e. position).
Christopher James, Merthyr, to William Crawshay (II),
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Offering property at Treforest for £500 a year on & ninety-nine years' lease, with option to purchase within 14 years. A list of the tenants and rentals on the estate, etc.
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Contract for the Sale of Cyfarthfa Collieries and Iron Works [by Robert T. Crawshay Esqrs. to C. W. D. Sturgeon, Esq.]; Notebook containing notes on the negotiations for the sale. 1873.
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
The List of stocks at George Yard warehouse on 1st August 1831 (3,743 tons).
Cyfarthfa Works Act, 45 and 46 Victoriae,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
D. Stewart (agent for Lord Bute), to William Crawshay (II), Merthyr Tidvil,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Lord Bute prefers to make arrangements with recipient (and not with the Abernant Co. as proposed in Letter 286) who is advised to get possession of the coal lands of Mr. (Thynne Howe) Gwynn, or take Lord Bute's land at Aberdare and convey the coal to Hirwain by locomotive.
D. Stewart, Cardiff (agent for Lord Bute), to W(illia)m Crawshay (II), "Merthir",
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
A request for the payment of the Royalty due to Lord Bute in respect of 4,000 tons of iron mine delivered from Rigor.
D. Stewart, Hirwaun, to W(illia)m Crawshay (II), Merthyr Tidvil,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
A request that recipient should inform those persons "who have put down their names to build houses on Lord Bute's land at Hirwaun" that the leases will be granted them on the terms previously arranged.
D. Williams, to Messrs. Crawshay & Son, Cyfarthfa,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
An agreement to indemnify recipients for any loss which may arise through payment of the rent of Cwmcannaid to the signatory.
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Draft Deed, for enlarging time of completion of the steelworks at Cyfarthfa,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
E. Llandaff (Lord Bishop of Llandaff), Llansanfraed, to William "Crawshaw" (II) Merthyr Tidvil,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Requesting recipient's aid towards remedying the scanty provision for Church instruction in Merthyr, by restoring the service once provided out the liberality of recipient's family in a chapel, and by ensuring adequate salary for a suitable minister.
E. P. Richards, Cardiff, to William Crawshay (II), Cyfarthfa Castle,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Sends a receipt for the rent of Nant y Glo, and promises to alter the entry if he is in error as to the date of letting. [A scribbled note by G(eorge) F(orrest):- Mr. Bold, who let Nant y Glo, never collected its rent in February, but in May].
E. P. Richards, Cardiff, to William Crawshay (II), Merthyr Tidvil,
Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,
Concerning the revaluations of the lands rented from the writer at Merthyr and Hirwain, for the purpose of new rent agreements; and the question of compensation for damage by rubbish, as to which Mr. Bold says there was no agreement in existence. [Letter 2, Box I, et seq].