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This class is the agent's copy of the annual settled account signed by Lord Bute. In later years, however, the estate and the agent's copies appear to have become mixed - or at least less distiction was made between the two - as some of the booklets listed below are signed by the auditor and some by the agent, while some are signed by both, and one is a duplicate endorsed 'Not to be signed'. The post-1842 accounts are for the Cardiff District only. Post-1842 settled accounts for the Glamorgan Estate will be found in class A7. Each volume runs from 1 Aug. to 31 July.

Accounts comprising the ministers' accounts of Rhys ap John, forester of Miskin Forest, and Thomas Mathewe, beadle of Miskin Bedell, [early 16 cent.] (M25/20), ministers' accounts of Ieuan and Edmund Traherne, bailiffs of Miskin Bedell, Clun and Pen-tyrch, and foresters of Miskin Forest 1593-4 (M25/21-2), account of John ap John, petty constable in p. Llantwit Fardre, 1671 (M25/23), and assessments for mises on the death of Herbert, lord Windsor, for p's Aberdare, (M25/24-5), Llanilltern, Llantwit Fardre, Llanwynno, Pen-Tyrch, Radyr, St Fagans, St Brides and, Peterstone-Super-Ely, 1758 (M25/24-32).

Accounts comprising the accounts of Mrs Barbara Bassett with Lord Pembroke's trustees, 1695-1708, including the account of Thomas Bassett as collector of Stow, 1701, and farmer of Mendelgyf, 1700-8 (M52/1) and an account of arrears of Newport rents to be allowed by the lord, 1723, enclosing a note of Aber-carn and Glamorgan fines and old and new rents (M52/2).

Accounts comprising extracts from ministers' exchequer accounts, 1894, relating to Moor Grange, Kibbor and Cardiff, 1535-7 (M32/27), account (fragment), including that of the reeve of man. Roath Dogfield, 1594-5 (M32/28), memorandum of rents paid in Llys Tal-y-bont, Malpas, and Caerleon, [?early 17 cent.] (M32/29), estreat of fines for man. Roath Dogfield, 1631 (M32/30), memorandum relating to Morgan Rees's arrears of rent in Llys Tal-y-bont, 1778 (M32/31) and copy account of John Kemeys Tynte, esq., for farm rent at Llys Tal-y-bont, and chief rent for Cefnmabli, 1817 (M32/32).

Accounts comprising an account of rent and heriots owing on a mill called Melyn Bychan and four parcels of waste ground called Nant Melyn, p. Bedwellty, and on certain lands in p. Gelli-gaer, co. Glam. [?early 17 cent.], and accounts of fines, heriots and alienations at the court of the lp, 1679.

Accounts comprising an account (fragment) of Thomas Lewes, forester of the forest of Senghennydd, 1577-95, rent account of Mr Kemeys of Cefnmabli, 1592 (M37/53), account of sums received at the Receipt, 1680 (M37/54), accounts and receipts of chief rents, mises and cymortha due from Thomas Morgan of Tredegar, esq., on tmt's in p. Rudry, 1686-8 (M37/55-8), account of reserved rents received, 1747 (M37/59), and accounts of chief and cott rents and royalties, 1779-1843 (M37/60-147). M37/52 Unfit For Production.

Accounts comprising a receipt to Oliver Richards alias Morris, bailiff of man. Walterston, for moneys received, 1519-20 (M17/9), list of sums of money received from man's Walterston, Leckwith, and Diflais, co. Mon., [late 16 cent.] (M17/10), receipt for a fine paid in man. Walterston, 1680 (M17/11) and accounts of chief rents, 1790-2 (M17/12-13). M17/12 endorsed: note of expenses in conveying prisoners to Cardiff and Swansea, 1790-1.

Accounts between William Herbert of Cogan Pill and the anonymous compiler's father, for tithes, rent, and coal, including repairs to a church [? at Swansea] 1635-6 (A10/292).

Accounts and related papers relating to the estate of Thomas, late earl of Plymouth, dec., (died Nov. 1687) including an account of the countess of Plymouth as his administratrix 1686-90 (A10/447), arrears of rent due to her in the manor of Tardebigg, and at Hornybourne, Stoak Prior, Fladbury, and Wolverhampton, Worcestershire and Staffordshire, 1687 (A10/448), list of his bond and bill debts [late 17 cent.] (A10/457), an estimate for repairs to his house in Piccadilly, London, [late 17 cent.]. (A10/458), inventories of his goods and chattels 1687-8 (A10/449-55), comprising the house in Piccadilly, 30 Nov. 1687 (A10/449-50), Hewell in p. Tardebigg, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, 10 March 1688 (A10/451), Flanchford House, Surrey (draft), 9 April 1688 (A10/452), Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, 11 April 1688 (A10/453), Cropthorn and Fladbury, Worcestershire, 23 April 1688 (A10/454) and various residences (copy), including at Piccadilly, Flanchford House, Surrey, Hewell in p. Tardebigg, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, and Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, 1687-8 (A10/455).

Accounts And Receipts including a list of meats, poultry, etc., headed 'A rate appoynted by Mr M'yer in his proclamacion for accates to be sold within this Cittie & the Fraunchis thereof', [late 16 cent.], (M7/6, cf. G2), a fragment of an account of [?manorial] rents paid in the Cardiff area, including on lands called Sampsons Close, Adamston, and Adam Croft, and a cottage in Crokertown, [late 16 cent.] (M7/7), account of amercements in the court of John Tanner and B[--] Jones, bailiffs, [late 16 cent] (M7/8), account of the overseers of the poor, 1774 (M7/10), account of rents due from Thomas Williams to the corporation, 1776-7 (M7/11), list of accounts, 1761-76, against which writs of distringas were issued at the Cardiff Town sessions, 1799 (M7/12), account of presentments, 1767-79, of which John Wood is discharged, 1779 (M7/13), Cardiff pavement account of Thomas Edwards, esq., 1782-7 (M7/14-15) and account of the Marquis of Bute with William Bird of Cardiff for books and stationery, 1838-40 (M7/16).

Accounts And Memoranda relating to cordwood, including from p. Leckwith, Forest Cefn-y-Feed, Ynisymardy Wood in p's Llanharan, Walterston, Aberdare, Fair Oak, p. Roath and p. Lisvane.

Account relating to heriots, rents, etc., due in Caerleon and in various man's in co. Glam., including St Georges, Miskin, Senghennydd and the forest of Okenham with the castle and site of Caerphilly. Fragment.

Account of wood cut and corded in the time of Philip Williams, after the time of David Howells's clerkship, in Leckwith, Hensol, Aberdare, Rhiwbeina and Pen-tyrch.