Grant of a tenement in the township of Caernethor, co. Anglesey. B Indenture acknowledging the payment of the sum agreed upon as a basis for indenture A.
A joint letter from R.L.V. and his wife Mary. George has made it possible for them to take a holiday on the continent. Mr and Mrs Maurice will be at Clyro while they are away. R.L.V. still suffering from sciatica and no treatment has been successful so far. His father and mother very pleased with their new carriage. The new church to be officially opened on July 6, and Connop [Thirlwall] will be there.
Wishes to draw D. A. Thomas's attention to the coal transactions. Has discharged his duties on D. A. Thomas's behalf. Thinks that he deserves a remuneration for services rendered, and suggests this in a humble spirit. Has worked hard over the last sixteen months and orders are coming in briskly.
[On the reverse of a circular letter from 'Brother Burgess']. The suspension of Griffith Williams from duties, matters concerning a turnpike road, figures relating to the pilot boats.
References to the animals at Marino; elections of a local society; agreement with Sir John M[orris] about the turnpike and shooting rights. [See B83-94].
Further accounts of work done; garden produce; referring to buying some horses, a plague of rabbits. [A note from Sj on the same paper refers to the children].
Referring to the oven to be used at Singleton; the grapes grown on the estate; promising to have a word with Gregory, and the story of the white pony, offer of a horse from H. Watkins.
Accounts of work done; further matter relating to M. P[hillips]; Gregory's intention to sell land, [on the back of the letter is a note from S. Jones referring to the children].
Accounts of work done, the departure of the Bainys, the children's health, a riding accident; Col (?Skewen) assaulted by his groom. [On the back is a note from S. Jones].
