Thirty-eight letters to Sir Hugh Williams, and one group of bills from Childs the London bankers They consist of somewhat conventional missives (and some inclined te be sharp and critical) from his step-son Lord Bulkeley, i.e., Thomas James, 7th. Viscount, and several canvassing letters over Anglesey and Carnarvonshire elections. A good few have to do with the education of "Bob" [the later Sir Robert Williams], and one contains very severe strictures on the discipline at Ruthin School in the eighties of the 18th century 1767-1780