File C548. - William Llewellin to J. Kemeys-tynte. States that Price's mother was not entitled to timber under her lease 'if not on ...,

William Llewellin to J. Kemeys-tynte. States that Price's mother was not entitled to timber under her lease 'if not on the premises to be found'; Robert Thomas's lease of Highlight did not expire till Michaelmas 1792; it is contended that he had fallen considerably short in the performance of his covenants, particularly with the building of a farm house, now in an unfinished state; Mr Woodcock had time to consider if R. Thomas at the end of the term would be entitled to £100 mentioned in the covenant, which he believed not; but if he was he would soon be reimbursed from the improvement in the rent; asks if this farm would not suit Mr Duckett, though he feared from the living standards of considerable farmers in England he would expect a large sum to be laid out on the house and other conveniences; Mr Glover, who had lately purchased the manor of Abercarn of Mr John for, it is said, £25,000, was the owner of considerable Iron Works at Abercarn and Hirwaun; he resided mostly at Birmingham.