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Bundle of Oriental MSS, mainly in Persian and Arabic, but including two specimens of Sanskrit writing and one of Bengali. The texts contain mottoes and extracts from the Koran, a complete classified table of the derivative forms of the Arabic verb facal, a chapter or section 5 of a work seemingly entitled 'Catalogue of Kings', and an unidentifiable work. The work is mainly that of Mīrzā 'Abdu'l-Wahhāb of Isfahan, a popular Persian poet who died in 1828, and whose pen-name was Nashāṭ.

1 William Griffith of p. Landenny, co. Her., gent. 2 David Meakings of the town of Monmouth, glover. Defeasance of a mortgage by demise for 500 years conditionable upon paying £157. 10. 0.

1 William Griffith of p. Landenny, co. Her., gent. 2 David Meakings of the town of Monmouth, glover. Further Mortgage for £400 of premises specified in no. 12. Recites the original mortgage in 1714 between 1 and 2, and no. 12. See also nos 26-7.

1 Giles Meredith of p. Lannellen, co. Mon., esq., John Roberts of p. Rockfield, gent., and Mary his wife. 2 Lettice Merrick of p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her., widow. Lease For A Year of a m. called Upper house alias Lower house, and parcels of land called the Great Stitching (20a.), Little Stitching (8a.), the meadow (6a.), Berth Galled lands (8a.) and Little piece (3a.), p. Rockfield. [This lease is part of a mortgage, see no. 21]. See also no.23.

1 James Davies of the town of Usk, gent. 2 David Meakings of the town of Monmouth, gent. Bond in £800 to perform covenants of even date.

1 Anthony Chamier of Epsom, co. Surrey, esq. 2 John Curtis of the city of Bristol, esq. Lease and Release of the manor of Wern Cothen, alias Gwern Cothen alias Gwern Cothan (309a. field names given), p's Llantillio Pehloye alias Pertholey, a capital m. or mansion house called Pool Hall or Hony Pool Hall, (274a. field names given), m's called Pool hall vach (37 a.), Llwyau da Barry alias Llwyn da Barry alias Lloyd du Berry (113 a. field names given), Gelly Llwyd alias Geckly Llewyd (54 a. field names given), Collbrooke vach (96 a. field names given), Lanvaire (100 a. field names given), Wronaw Wern alias Hendy farm (93 a. field names given), p's Llangattock Lingoed, Llanvetherine and Llantillio Cressenney, a m. called Gilbert's farm alias Blugwad farm (48 a.) p. Llanvetherine, a moiety of m's called Cold Grainge, alias Cole Grainge, alias Cole Graige and Severney Hill, several parcels of land called Cae'r Menyghe, Caer kill, Cae'r Grosse, Caell pull y Worlod situated near Severney alias Synyrny hill, p. Grosmont, which belonged to the late dissolved prior abbey of Dare, co. Her., parcels of land, p. Skenfreth (60 a.), a m. called Teare Bodern (60 a. field names given), p's Grosmont and Skenfreth, a third part of a m. called Graige Serverney or Severney, ,p's Grosmont and Skenfreth, a new built m. in p. Skenfreth, three acres of land near Undy Moor, p. Undy, a m. called Heusday, p. Llangattock Vibon Avel, several parcels of arable land, (46 a.) in the same p., and a m. (unspecified) p. Wonastow, alias Winastow. Consideration £20,000. Copy (1831).

Payments made by the commissioners of Monmouth Turnpike to James Hardwick, surveyor of p. Rockfield, for clearing roads, breaking stones, etc.

1 John Hardwick senior, and John Hardwick junior of p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her. 2 Jonathan Barrow senior, of Ross, gent. Bond in £720 to secure repayment of £360. Dorse: receipts for payments of interest 1799-1809, and receipt for payment of principal 23 June 1809.

Devises a farm called Trewarne, p's Langarren, Welsh Newton and Whitchurch, co. Her., to James Hardwick and James Endell Powles, in trust for testator's nephew, William Hardwick of Trereice, p. Langarren.