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Per Charles Jones, London, to C. H. Riches, shipping agent,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 8.
File
1851, Dec. 17.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Shipping matters.

Per Charles Jones, to Thos. Bolitho & Sons,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 13.
File
1851, Dec. 23.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Returns a Bill after accepting it, and points out a slight discrepancy in the amount. (10/5).

Per Charles Jones, to A. G. Kidston & Co. (Glasgow),

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 15.
File
1851, Dec. 27.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

An offer to book recipient's usual order of coke tinplates in view of the rise in price of tin and the probability that tinplate prices will follow. His terms.

Per Charles Jones, to Cahlmann Bros,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 17.
File
1851, Dec. 29.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

A vessel has been chartered to load recipient's order of bars and deliver them to London.

Letters from William Crawshay (II),

[William Crawshay II 1852]
Sub-series
1852.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Letters from William Crawshay (II), 1852.

W(illiam) C(rawshay), London, to Bailey Bros,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 21.
File
1852, Jan. 2.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

An acknowledgement of recipient's letter; a protest against having his works rendered idle by delay in the delivery of specifications; and a refusal to accept Scotch pig iron in payment for tinplates.

Per Charles Jones, to J. & B. Walker,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 33.
File
1852, Jan. 14.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Acknowledging receipt of an order.

W(illiam) C(rawshay), London, to Still Bros,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 42.
File
1852, Jan. 17.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

An offer of "W.C." bars at the reduced price which he has lately quoted on foreign orders to counter the competition of rivals. His terms for tinplate.

Per Charles Jones' to Will(ia)m Langston, Ludlow,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 47.
File
1852, Jan. 21.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Sends a cheque in payment of interest.

Per Charles Jones, to Jesse Baldwin & Co., New Jersey,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 49.
File
1852, Jan. 23.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Quoting the present price of rails to recipients but intimating that he cannot be bound to accept that price for orders sent a month hence, and advising recipients that their best procedure is to authorize a British House to place an order for them at the best terms going.

Per Charles Jones, to C. H. Riches,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 50.
File
1852, Jan. 27.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Shipping instructions and connected matters.

Per Charles Jones, to Bailey Bros. & Co,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 56.
File
1852, Feb. 3.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Sends an invoice relating to rails delivered to Cardiff for shipment on recipients' account [Vide Letter 52].

Per Charles Jones, to Geo(rge) Peabody & Co,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 59.
File
1852, Feb. 4.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Sends a Bill for acceptance by recipients.

W(illiam) C(rawshay), London, to James Bramwell,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 70.
File
1852, Feb. 12.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Not having received as promised the "two particular specifications of iron" which recipient had authorised to sell to "two particular parties", the writer withdraws all authority from recipient to sell iron for him.

Per Charles Jones, to E. J. Hambro & Co,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 74.
File
1852, Feb. 16.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Acknowledging receipt of a cheque for £200, but pointing out that the invoice was for £291. A request for the balance.

Per Charles Jones, to R. H. Richards, Clifton,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 80.
File
1852, Feb. 18.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Sends a cheque for rents due to Mrs Charlotte Richards.

Per Charles Jones, to Bailey Bros,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 81.
File
1852, Feb. 19.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Sends particulars of a Bill of Lading in respect of bars shipped for recipient in part fulfillment of an order.

W(illiam) C(rawshay), London, to Bailey Bros. & Co,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 83.
File
1852, Feb. 19.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

His interpretation of recipient's vague letter as an order for 3000 tons of rails, which he accepts on recipient's low terms in order to "make" immediately (in view of the meeting referred to in Letter 78). Non-receipt of the specification in 14 days will imply cancellation of the order at the writer's option.

Per Charles Jones, to J. H. Attwood & Son,

MS Vols/ Volume 4/ No. 86.
File
1852, Feb. 20.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

An enquiry as to recipient's lowest price for Iron Ore, for which Mr Crawshay will soon be in the market.

William Jones for Robert Crawshay, to Charles Anthony, Hereford,

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 397.
File
1859, Jan. 17.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

A remittance in payment of an account.

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