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His return to his native land; he should not waste time if he intends getting on in his profession; a ball at Carmarthen; a new novel by Sir Walter Scot[t]. Contains a few lines from M.A. Philipps. Endorsed with extract from a letter from J.J. to E.M.J. about Stephen Jones's money.

His return to his native country; he should have visited his mother; a duel between Leyson Lewis and Sackvill Gwinn ...,

V21/6.
File
1824, June 14.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

E[liza] M. Johnes to her nephew J.J,

V21/4.
File
(1822, Nov. 22).

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Congratulates him on his marriage and hopes he and his wife will enjoy themselves in Paris; the sale of Abermarles.

Wishes him happiness in his married life; family news; a duel between Captain Rice of Llwynbrain and Charles Bishop of ...,

V21/3.
File
1822, Nov. 14.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Wishes him happiness in his married life; family news; a duel between Captain Rice of Llwynbrain and Charles Bishop of Dolygarreg.

Congratulations on his marriage,

V21/2.
File
1822, Oct. 6.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Letters, mainly from Mary Anne Philipps to John Johnes (d. 1876),

V 21/1-29.
Series
1822-1832.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Correspondence,

V 21.
Sub-sub-fonds
1822-1849.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Letters, mainly from Mary Anne Philipps to her nephew John Johnes (d. 1876) of Dolaucothi, and to his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Johnes (d. 1852) of Peterwell Villa etc. The others are from Mary Anne Philipps's sister Eliza M. Johnes to her nephew John Johnes (V 21/4-5). The letters are mainly personal with some concerning Mary Anne Philipps's estate. Arranged chronologically.

His mother's health,

V21/1.
File
1822, March 24.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Financial matters; his forthcoming visit to London with his wife; the tenancy of Ynyssau; Mr. Neville's intention of giving up ...,

V20/30.
File
1829, Dec. 27.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Financial matters; his forthcoming visit to London with his wife; the tenancy of Ynyssau; Mr. Neville's intention of giving up the way leave at Llanelli.

An account of his expenditure at Ashton and Carmarthen,