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Case And Opinion Of Counsel together with papers relating to encroachments and enclosures on the Great and Little Heaths on the commons of bor. Cardiff.

Case And Opinion Of Counsel relating to title to the goods of Thomas Jenkin of p. Llantwit Fardre, co. Glam., farmer, dec., in consequence of his having committed suicide, probably as a result of having been accused of having destroyed and forged the will of an un-named uncle. See also L44/50 and L94/107 et seq.

Papers, including cases and opinions of counsel, relating to the unauthorised new market at Merthyr Tydfil, co. Glam., and the consequent neglect of Lord Mountstuart's market at the Wain, in the same p.

Papers relating to causes in Chancery between Elizabeth Jenkins, on behalf of herself and all the other creditors of Richard Davies otherwise Richard, complainant, and Thomas Caldecott, Attorney General for cos Glam., Brec., and Rad., Hugh Bold and William Bassett, esq's, executors and trustees, John, lord Cardiff, and Richard John, yeoman, defendants, 1789-1814, and Edward Thomas, esq., and others, plaintiffs, and Robert Jones of Fonmon Castle, esq., and others, defendants,1807, relating to the will, 1789, of the said Richard Davies otherwise Richard, late of the town of Llantrisant, gent., dec., the bastard son of David Richard, late of the same, cordwainer, dec., by Barbara Lord, and the provision of a charity for the maintenance and education of the children of poor Wesleyan Methodists in Cardiff and Cowbridge co. Glam. The executors claimed that as Richard Davies was illegitimate and died without issue, he had no heir at law to join them in the conveyance of his real estate, preventing the payment of the creditors and the realisation of any surplus; the Attorney General insisted that the provision of the charity was void in law, and that the executors are trustees of any surplus for the Crown; Richard John insisted that Richard Davies was legitimate, and that he is the heir at law; and John, lord Cardiff, claimed that as Richard Davies was illegitimate and died without issue, any surplus is escheated to him as lord of man. Senghennydd. The papers include extracts from the will of the said Richard Davies otherwise Richard (C132/8-9, 25); a schedule of goods sold, and also a m. and 80 a. in p. Porthceri and man. Pen-marc, and a m. and lands called Tyn-y-Wern, p. Eglwysilan, 1792 (C132/27-9), and a report on the number of children of poor Wesleyan Methodists in Cardiff and Cowbridge, 1793 (C132/30-1). See also L95/54.

An Act to empower the Cardiff Gas Light and Coke Company to sell gas on a heat unit basis to make new provisions as to charges for gas and the application of profits of the Company to confer further financial powers upon the Company to extend the limits of supply and for other purposes. Two copies.

An Act to constitute a Water Board for the Rhymney Valley with power to acquire certain water undertakings and works to construct new works and to supply water and for other purposes. Two copies.

An Act for extending the limits of the Act for appointing a Stipendiary Justice of the Peace for the parish of Merthyr Tydvil and adjoining places and for other purposes. Two copies.

An Act to amend the Acts for appointing a stipendiary justice for the parish of Merthyr Tydfil and adjoining places to provide for the application of those Acts in the event of the grant of a separate commission of the peace for the borough of Merthyr Tydfil and for other purposes. Two copies.

An Act (attested copy, 1719) for Confirming An Agreement between Dame Elizabeth Napier Sir Theophilus Napier Baronet Archibald Napier and Edward Napier the Relict and Sons of Sir John Napier deceased touching his Real and Personal Estate for Vesting his Lands and Hereditaments in the Counties of Bedford and Hertford in Trustees for the better Performance of the said Agreement.

An Act to alter and amend certain Powers of leasing contained in the last Will and Testament of the late Most Honourable John Crichton Stuart Marquess of Bute and Earl of Dumfries deceased.

Comparison of the benefit of the cess and prerogative taken and enjoyed by the lords, deputies and governors of Ireland in times past, and by Sir John Perrott, kt, lord deputy, for the time present.

Order by William Thomas, sheriff of co. Glam., to his bailiffs, to cause 380 bars of iron weighing eight tons, allegedly unjustly detained, to be released to Alice, dowager viscountess Windsor, and to cause those who detained them to appear at the next County Court. Enclosed: memoranda of numbers and weights of wagons and iron bars.

Order by John Edmondes, sheriff of co. Glam. to his bailiffs, to cause stone, allegedly unjustly detained, to be released to Alice, dowager viscountess Windsor, and to cause those who detained it to appear at the next county court.

Appointment by Sir Herbert Mackworth of Gnoll, bart, colonel of the militia for co. Glam., of John Richards the elder of Cardiff, esq., as battalion clerk.