Eitem 245. - Owen Jones, London, to Mr Edwd Williams, Flimston near Cowbridge,

Hoping this will find him perfectly recovered. He would not wish him to hurry himself for London - telling him to wait for better weather and longer days. He hopes likewise that he has recovered his packet and that the enclosed will reach him safely. He has received from T. Nant 6 MSS and has bargained for them so that they are now his, but he [T. Nant] has kept back Llyfr y Gelli and says that had he known that one of these was transcribed by D. Davies he would not have parted with it at any price, but the writer takes it that the money was full as welcome and he has no doubt of obtaining [a] few more by that powerful engine, money. He says that he has likewise something with 'llaw Sion Tudur' bound with DD ? Dict[ ionar]y. If the writer procures for him another DD he will part with it. He [OJ] hopes to be able to regulate his affairs so as to be able to accompany the addressee to Hengwrt about June or July next if the permission of the owner, Major Vaughan, is obtained.