Dangos 10998 canlyniad

Decree in a suit between the Duke of Beaufort, plaintiff, and William Dinwoodie and John Scott, defendants, relating to heriots claimed by plaintiff as lord of the man. of Maindiffe.

Deeds relating to property, including messuages called Gwernythig and Rhue Lace in the parish of Ragland, a messuage called Lynden vach in the parish of Bryngwin, a messuage called the White Horse Inn in the town of Bergavenny, and messuages called Tuy Dye and Tyr y Pull in the hamlet of Hardwick in the parish of Bergavenny, and in the parish of Langattock Juxta Usk.

Surrender of three terms of 1,000 years created in several manors in co. Mon. and Gloucestershire for raising £15,000 for the portion of Lord Noel Somersett. Copy.

Account Book - Charles Hopkins to John Burgh, esq., for building and repairing of houses within the manor of Raglan and elsewhere in co. Mo. for the Duke of Beaufort.

Notes relating to the parliamentary representation of the borough of Monmouth, with suggestions as to means of maintaining the Duke of Beaufort's hold thereon.

Deeds relating to a seat in the parish church of Monmouth; a messuage and lands in the parish of Grosmont; a messuage called Chepstow Grange and parcels of land in the parish of St Arvans; a fee farm rent issuing out of the manor of Monmouth; the manor or grange called Trelege Grange; a messuage in Abby Tintarn in the manor of Porth Cassegg in the parish of Chapple Hill; a messuage and lands in the parish of St Arvans; land in the hamlets of Glascoed and Gwehelog and parish of Usk; land called the Kings Marsh in the parish of Chepstow; and land in the parish of Lanishen; all in co. Mon.

Lease of a m. at Tintorne; a furnace for melting and running iron ore and cinders and the lower forge for melting and hammering iron, both in p's Tintorne and Chapple Hill; and a farm called Abbey farm in p. Chapple Hill.

Mortgages of the manors of Grosmont, Skenfreth, Mandiff, and Plasivor, and m's, etc. in the man. of Landilo, alias White Castle, and in p's Lanvapley and Landilo, co. Mon., and in p. Kentchurch, Herefordshire.

Deeds relating to the manors or lordships of Trega Prachet, Llanvaire Vibon Owen, Brindy Hyrock, Court Peirce, Court Shelton, Tyr Thomas David, and Treduon, and property in the parishes of Lansoy, Llanishen, Llangwin Ycha and Issa, Trelegg, Woolvesnewton, Llanvihangell Terr' y Monydd, New Church, Llangoven and Cumcarvan. [See also no's 8355-8361].

Leases, etc. of property in p's Tintarn, Newchurch (including a m. called Reed y Beddow), Trostre, Whitstone, Redwick, Magor (including Magor's grange), and Trelleck (including a m. called the Ship), and a pill or dock at a place called the Back in the town of Chepstow.

Mortgage of the manors or lordships of Magor and Redwicke and m's, etc. in p's, towns, or precincts of Magor, Redwicke, Landavenny, Whitson, Goldcliff, Matharn, Undy, and Caldicott.

Papers in a suit between Alice, Dowager Viscountess Windsor, plaintiff, and George, Duke of St Albans, and others, defendants, dealing largely with the sale of Windsor estates in co. Mon., including the manors and boroughs of Usk and Treleck, and also with the sale of estates in co. Glam. and Worcestershire. [See also no's 9229-9268].

Papers in a suit between Elizabeth Griffin, plaintiff, and Silas Blandford, defendant, concerning the seizure of a black gelding, the property of plaintiff. Defendant claimed that he had taken the animal as a heriot due to the Duke of Beaufort as lord of the manor of Monmouth in respect of plaintiff's property called Hadnock Court in the parish of Dixton.