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Sketch plan of Pant Mawr and a quillet in the tenement of Vigin, parish of Llanelian, co. Denbigh, with acreages specified.

Plan of Pentre ucha and issa with adjoining tenements called Cae Eithin, Ffordd Las and the Mill, parishes of Llanelian and Llysfaen, cos. Denbigh and Caernarfon, with field names and acreages specified.

Sketch plans of tenements called Bryn Bowlio, Cae Coediog and Pen y Bryn, parish of Llanfwrog, with acreages and value specified.

Sketch plans of tenements called Wenallt and Hendre'r Wydd, Lletty, Pentre and Ty'n y Caeau, and Ty Coch and Swan, parish of Llanganhafal, with acreages and value specified.

Sketch plan of a tenement called Rhewl and a tenement in Llwyn, parish of Llanrhaeadr [yng-Nghinmeirch], co. Denbigh, with acreages and value specified.

Sketch plans of tenements in the parish of Llansaintfraid G1-an Conway, co. Denbigh, with acreages and value specified. The tenements are called Brynmynyn, Cae Llwyd, Clomendy, Tyddyn Twll, Morfa Meddiant, Glan y Mor, Dawn and Coed Bron y Gader, Meysydd and Meddiant.

Sketch plans of tenements called Pen y Lone, Hendre, Cae Llwyd, Hendre and Coed y Foel, Gwaen Pylle Clai, parish of Nantglyn, co. Denbigh, with acreages and value specified.

Index, unfinished and incomplete, to some of the maps and plans of tenements in cos. Denbigh and Flint (numbers in this index refer to page numbers on some of the above plans).

'Plan of the Great Oake called the Green-Dale Oake in the Lane near Welbeck in Nottinghamshire'. Contains a monogram [? that of Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, Duke of Portland, owner of Welbeck Abbey], surmounted by a coronet with five pearls, and the motto "Virtute et Fide'. Printed from a copper plate, 'these draughts taken 31 August 1727'.

Accounts of the Ardree Oyster Fishery Company, Limited, showing profit and loss on the purchase and sale of 500,000 Oysters from Mr. Ullmann, 29 February 1888.

Balance sheet of the Ardree Oyster Fishery Company, Limited, up to 28 February 1889.

Hypothetical Case, with Opinion by J. Ffownes, concerning a married woman who lends money to a friend, and the recovery of the money after her death by her executor.

'Statement of the Respective Distances of the several Parishes and Townships in the County of Denbigh, from Ruthin, in the said County', approved by John Heaton, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 30 January 1847. Addressed to J. Lloyd Wynne, esq., Coed Coch. Printed.

Chief Rent Book concerning lands in the parishes of Bettws Abergele, Llanelian, Abergele and Llysfaen, co. Denbigh, 1752-1787, with an account of the tithe of Llangernyw, 1738, and an inventory of what was sold of the goods of Hedd Lloyd,-esq., deceased ('ye sale was on August 18 1738'). Vellum bound.

Typewritten copies of fourteen letters found at Pennant, the originals being in the possession of Mrs. Alan Gough, Gelliwig, Pwllheli. Twelve of these are from John Wynne of Coed Coch to Richard Lloyd, esq., 9 Coney Court, Gray's Inn, London, and range between 11 December, 1774, and 24 February, 1778. The thirteenth is from the Rev. Ed. Edwards, Pennant, to his son, the Rev. H. Holland Edwards, a student at Christ Church, oxford, and is dated 20 July, 1778. The last, undated, is from the latter to his father. All the letters relate to personal, family, and business matters.

Letter from John H. Meredith, law clerk, of Bryn Bella, Dolgelley, to J.P. Jones, Esq., giving information concerning the descendants of Hannah Roberts, and noting her relationship to John Williams of Tremhyfryd, Dolgelley. (See No. 3034).