National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Jno. Alexander, JUNR., for ?W. Browne, Bedford Row,

8808.
File
1792, Nov. 10.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writer wishes to know if the defendant, who is an apothecary in Landovery, has been arrested in the cause of ?ffynmore v. Davis [sic].

D[avi]d Allen, No.1, New Inn, to [Edward Jones, Attorney at] Law, Llandovery, Carrnarthenshire, S.W,

7881.
File
1782, April 20.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

A request for an affidavit of the service of a writ on a William Price of recipient's town, who had promised payment of the money several times; Mr Benjamin Price of No.3, Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane, had given recipient the writ. Address partly torn away.

D[avi]d Allen, Glanville Street, Rathbone Place,

8422.
File
1789, Feb. 3.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Enclosed was a writ against Mr Griffiths of Erryd; appended was an account of debt and costs in the action.

Edw[ar]d Allen, Hay,

8625.
File
1791, July 6.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writer sends recipient the draft of the release from Mr Walpole Powell to the late Mr Jones; recipient took the account drawn up by writer's father from the Lodge; writer presumes that recipient will pay Mr Powell on his executing the reconveyance.

H. Allen, Aberenig,

8769.
File
1792, May. 26.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Recipient's draft does not want correction; writer will execute the release as he has confidence in the party to whom he releases.

Joanna. Allen, Lodge,

8883.
File
1793, April 4.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Recipient has said that the money due from the late Mr Bishop to Mr Allen will be paid by his son; Mr Churchey will take this letter as far as Brecon.

John Ambrose, Bristol (for Co. & self),

8085.
File
1785, Sept. 20.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Mr Franklyn intends being at Landovery on 30th. inst., when it is hoped recipient will have accomplished the business with David Lewis of Brony Court.

John Ambrose, Bristol (for Franklyn M'Carthy & self),

8027.
File
1784, June 22.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writers desire to know what has been done in 'our' affair with David Lewis, instructions having been given to recipient at Carmarthen assizes.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,

8686.
File
1791, Nov. 13.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writer encloses the draft of Mr Benjamin Thomas's deed for perusal and correction; Mr Tho[ma]s is obliged by his contract to make out a good title to the premises.

John Ambrose, Bristol (for Co. & self),

8206.
File
1786, March 18.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writer's partner Mr Franklyn will be at Landovery on 29 March to receive the £10 promised 'us' by David Lewis of Brony Court.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,

8578.
File
1791, March 20.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Enclosed was a mandate in Thomas v. Jones. Damaged.

W[illia]m Anthony,

9268.
File
1794, Aug. 4.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

John David Rees says that if Mr David Jones, recipient's client, does not remit writer the amount of a foregoing account, steps will be taken to ensure its payment.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,

8946.
File
1793, May 22.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writer has ordered Kelly to return the distrained cattle.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,

9580.
File
1798, Dec. 22.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Forwarding a copy of a letter dated 18 Dec. 1798 to writer from Evan Davies, Cardigan, acknowledging receipt of the notice in the demise of Jenkin v. David appointing 2 Jan. 1799 to meet at Lampeter on the reference.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,

9788.
File
1799, Nov. 7.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

Writer is willing to stop all further proceedings in Evan Evans v. Rees Williams; he wrote several letters to Mr Williams, but all to no purpose.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,

9599.
File
1799, Jan. 18.

Part of D. T. M. Jones (Solicitors) Records,

The award between Lewis, lessee of Jenkin, and Agar David and others has been ingrossed on a proper stamp as Mr Davies would gladly set aside the award.

W[illia]m Anthony, Llandilo,