Seventeen letters, [1820x1853], mainly to Thomas Protheroe, Newport, co. Monmouth, solicitor, principally asking for favours and money and including four from Phillip Phillips Morgan 'The Prophet of Risca ... The Second Ruler of the Earth and a Trew Prophet and a frind to the Poor' (ff. 8, 11, 13-14), all apparently preserved because of their crankiness or illiterate English.