Dangos 1293 canlyniad

Settlement of dispute between addressee and Foxes and Neath Abbey Iron Co. Price of old iron and rails.

Curacy for their brother Tom. Writer's proposed candidature in the parliamentary election at Seaford in Sussex. Seeks advice especially concerning the monetary aspect of his candidature. Cost of parliamentary seats. 'Warming pan' Cole. Not desirable that it should be known he had lent the money.

Work done. Course of river altered - sketch endorsed. Would ask timber merchant to build 2 barges. All their trees were used in the buildings, coal works and repair of machines, cranes, etc. Canal to be stopped in about 3 weeks. Sinking of airpit - air very foul. Damp in Gwainclawdd colliery.

4Th Earl Of Ashburnham, Pembrey. Thanks for gift for child. Rodd, the bookseller, said the Myvyrian Antiquities of Wales (sic) was very rare complete and the price was about £14. Rodd had bought books for him on commission and he always found him fair and liberal. Would be happy to do any book-buying on his behalf for it was his hobby. His ponies. Anxious about his youngest child. Requests the name of addressee's doctor. Enquiries concerning a navy doctor called Davis or Davies whom he had known in the Levant and whom he thought had settled in the county.

4Th Earl Of Ashburnham, Ashburnham Place. Family news. Receipt of drawing by his godson. His opinion of the Niniveh sculptures.

4Th Earl Of Ashburnham, Ashburnham Place. Birth of a daughter.

Birth of a son to addressee. Their travels in Europe.

Death of addressee's uncle and Mrs Hopkins. Description of the sights of Rome.

School activities and news.

Purchase of cattle in Scotland.

Fencing of old coal workings. A man and a woman had been killed underground on addressee's property the previous week.

Management of estate during her son's minority and the guardianship of the children.

His treatment at school. School news. Family and estate matters.

The voyage to Thebes. Incident on the Nile in which a captain of an Englishman's boat refused to go on. Writer had advised him to give the captain a 'licking in the English fashion' since it was illegal to give him a beating.

Management of Aberpergwm estate during Rees Williams's minority. Addressee's proposed application for receivership.

Details of horses which writer desired to inspect for addressee and advice regarding purchase.

Terms of addressee's marriage settlement. Matters relating to Aberpergwm estate. Lord Shrewsbury's rights concerning minerals under Porthandrew. Desirability of Morgan going to Oxford. Payment of Mr Randall's claim. Misses Nunn's interest in a policy fraudulently mortgaged to Mr Williams by Philip Vaughan. James Thomas had absconded with about £100 and was in New York.

Addressee's contradictory letters concerning John Thomas. The management of the estate and collieries in his absence. There would be changes when he returned. Hopes to be home at the end of April.

Criticism of running of colliery. Accusations of fraud.

Stepping up of the roadway on Llantrisant common by the Taff Vale Railway Co.