File C24. - Oliver Robotham to Sir Charles Kemeys. He had visited Brecon, as directed, to see his cousin Walker, who was ill ...,

Oliver Robotham to Sir Charles Kemeys. He had visited Brecon, as directed, to see his cousin Walker, who was ill; reference to some business in contention between Sir Charles and Mansell; he had visited his uncle Jones in Abergaynie, whose son, Nicholas, wished him to write to let him know how his concerns were; he had sent Mr Carne's money to Mr Bub in Bristol; reports a scuffle between Bassett and bailiff Richard, who told him he would serve Sir Edward Mansell before the King; it is reported that he would use all his influence to have the Assizes held at Cowbridge; a letter had been sent to Mr Daniell from London telling him to go there on account of a lady he had 'in chase'; states in same letter that there was an heiress in prospect for Sir Charles worth £30,000.