Dangos 2523 canlyniad

The writer's son, Evan, continues his suit for Wynne's niece of Tan-y-bwlch, and now she has promised to marry him if Wynne will but say the word. She says she is now growing old and her father is backward in bestowing her. Asks that she be told that the writer will give Evan £300 which will be paid at the rate of £100 a year upon every New Year's Day yearly. If Wynne will give his word, the writer will save him harmless. If she be willing, the best course is for them to go suddenly to Kemes and be married out of hand.

Ship-money business. Ship-money due on the 1st March last. Yet an arrear is left in the county, although in Hilary term last all the judges declared its legality. Measures to be taken against those who are backward and refractory, and the full arrear to be paid to Sir William Russell, Treasurer of the Navy, by the beginning of Michaelmas term.

Ship-money business. There is still left an arrear unpaid of £16. These letters require 'you the sheriff for the last year' to pay the said arrear with all possible speed. Authority given to 'the present sheriff' to give the necessary warrant and authority to the former sheriff to collect and pay the same.