Eitem 342. - Wm Owen, Penton Street, Pentonville, London, to Mr Edward Williams, Flimston,

Wm Owen, Penton Street, Pentonville, London, to Mr Edward Williams, Marble Mason, Flimston near Cowbridge. Supposing that by this time EW has reached home he sends him some particulars for his consideration and opinion. He wishes EW would fulfil O. Myvyr's wish by drawing out a sketch of a preface to the first volume of poetry, the printing of which is just finished. The collection of Triads which EW lately sent - these are now printing, to fill the three half-sheets left for them. Wilford's discovery at Benares of an ancient Sanscrit book containing a description of Britain, earlier than the time of Cesar. Did EW copy the old music at Blaenau? Phillips of St Paul's Church Yard carries on a yearly volume of very extensive circulation called Public characters and wants much to have the addressee in it. The printing of Brut y Tywysogion is going on, therefore if the addressee has anything to furnish, asking him to send immediately. Telling him not to lose sight of arranging his proverbs.