Dangos 1655 canlyniad

Seven loose deeds, mainly 1828-1879, comprising a lease to vest possession of a dwelling house at Trefeca, p. Talgarth, co. Brec., 1764; a conveyance of Havodglas and Tynddrainen, p. Llangwyryfon, 1828; a conveyance a parcel of land called Gwaunlas (68a.), p. Llanrhystud, 1830; a lease to vest possession of Tymaur yn Llanon, Tybach ar lan Cledan, Lloyn yr Odyn and Cwm pen Phillip in Llan-non, p. Llansanffraid, 1836 (and a schedule of deeds, 1904, for the 'Alltlwyd estate'); copy affadavit of Richard Wilson of Tynycoed, p. Llangurig, co. Mont., farmer, relating to Tynypompren in the same parish, 1837; a contract for the purchase of Tynypark, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, 1841; a conveyance (copy) of a cottage and garden called Fagwrwen, p. Ystradmeurig, 1844; lease of the minerals under Glanyrafon (101a.), p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1865 (first folio only, not executed, and affected by damp); the appointment of a new trustee to the marriage settlement of Charles Percival Hill and Mary Hill (formerly Ormond), 1867; a conveyance of a moiety of Ty Canol (4a.), p. Caron-uwch-clawdd, 1879; a schedule of deeds relating to premises in Pier Street, Aberystwyth, 1884; an agreement between Evan Morgan of Rhiwlas and Major Price Lewes of Tyglyn Aeron, both p. Cilcennin, to divide the land that has been in dispute between them, 1887; and covenants relating to the marriage settlement of George Checkland Williams of Aberystwyth, gent., and Jane Parry of Llanbadarn Fawr, spinster, 1912.

Deeds and draft deeds, including the articles of clerkship of John Hughes of Alltlwyd, p. Llansanffraid, esq., with James Hughes of Aberystwyth, solicitor, 1824; and a bill of sale of 48/64 shares in the smack 'Union Packet' (no. 18936) were sold by at public auction by William Jones of Newquay, merchant, to Evan Lloyd of Llannarth, grocer, by virtue of a writ for debt, 1859.

Miscellaneous deeds, including a copy (1831 watermark) of the will of John Morgan of Aberystwyth, gent., 1777, including Pen y Cwm otherwise Llethy'r Grugyar, Bryngwyn and Rhosgoch, p. Llanrhystud, and Troedyrhiw Nant Bran and Henhavod, p. Llanbadarn Fawr; lease to vest possession (release not found) by Pierce Evans to Thomas Herbert and Griffith Roderick, all of Aberystwyth, gents, of dwellinghouses in Bridge Street, Aberystwyth, Sept. 1785 (see CB 3/19, for Pierce Evans buying another burgage in Bridge Street in 1781); copy grant by the court leet and view of frankpledge of Aberystwyth to John Parry of Aberystwyth, of a parcel of waste ground in Penmaenglas, in consideration of his pulling down a part of his dwellinghouse in Great Darkgate Street that projected into the footway, to the great inconvenience of the inhabitants, 1795; copy marriage settlement of Edward Evans, watchmaker, and Sarah Jones, spinster, both of Aberystwyth, Jan. 1803; a lease for 21 years by Roderick Richardes of Penglais to Benjamin Jones of Alltfadog and Richard James of Llettyllwyd, farmers, of the north part of the Penglais demense lands, Oct. 1828; typescript copy probate of the will (dated Feb. 1846) of Elizabeth Williams of Aberystwyth, spinster, Nov. 1846; mortgage on the limekiln and premises, Trefechan, and Fangrach (41a.), p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1879; and mortgage by the Ninth Swansea Liberal Terminating Building Society to David Phillips of Aberystwyth, car proprietor, of £3000 on eight m's or dwellinghouses in Cliff Terrace, 1905.

Original bundle of letters received.

Original bundle of letters received and related papers, mainly 1854-1876.

Original bundle of letters received and related papers, including an 1864 railway station electric telegraph telegram and envelope; and the original will of Evan Davies of Cwmbach, p. Llansanffraid, farmer, 1867, and sworn affadavit of John Evans of Llan-non, same parish, grocer, that he was one of the attesting witnesses of the will, 1870.

Original bundle of letters received and related papers, mainly 1852-1856.

Letters received, mainly 1852-1858, including two letters relating to Jones v. Howell in Chancery, 1852, four letters relating to William Williams v. the Llwynmales Mine Co. Ltd, 1858, and two letters relating to the Morgan family of Penderry near Swansea, 1861.

Original bundle of letters received and related papers, mainly 1852-1856. Includes one letter in Welsh, from Lumley Edwards, Ynyshir, 29 Tach. 1856, including ‘ni dydwif fi ddim yn medru ysgrifenu yn seisneg gobeithio y cymerwif fi yn esgysodol am anfon atoch yn gymraeg’ (see also SC 2/26).

Original bundle of letters received and related papers.

Original bundle of letters received and related papers. Includes a letter from George Pleydall Wilton, solicitor to Mrs Powell, 24 March 1856, and another from W. T. R. Powell to F. R. Roberts, 19 June [18--], relating to Mrs Powell’s access to the children; and a letter in Welsh from Lumley Edwards, Tywyn, 6 Rhag. 1858 (see also SC 2/21).

Loose papers, mainly letters, mainly 1850-1859, collected from the floor of a storeroom at Roberts & Evans. A number of papers relating to public offices, lead mining, Downie's Bequest, and some printed matter, have been extracted to form separate files.

Loose printed material, including particulars and conditions of sale of a life interest (William Lewes, esq., b. 1791) in the Dyffryn estate (2000 acres) in p's Llandybïe, Llan-non, Llanedi, Betws and Llanddarog, Carmarthenshire, to be sold by auction in London, 1829; printed appeal for subscriptions towards an intended new chapel at Tynllidiart, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1829 (see also 1837 below); advertisement for Mansion-house School, Hammersmith, conducted by William Hanigan (undated, c.1830?; temp. Thomas Aspinwall, US consul-general, 1815-1852); printed advertisement / letterhead for the school of arts and sciences for boys conducted by Rev. B. Vale, FSS, former lecturer of St Lukes, co. Mddx, and curate of Stoke-on-Trent, co. Staffs, (1830 watermark); printed letter from J.R. to the clerk of the Isle of Wight petty sessions, to be inserted as pp. 41-43 of the pamphlet 'Administration of the poor laws', deploring the probable 'frightful' expence of calling hundreds of islanders as witnesses in settlement cases at Winchester quarter sessions, and also advocating replacing poor relief for agricultural labourers dismissed by farmers over the winter in part with allotments of land, including questioning the legality of using the parish rate to pay dismissed labourers to work on the roads, 1833; The Carmarthen Journal, or weekly advertiser for the principality, 14 Feb. 1834; The Welshman, or general advertising chronicle for the principality of Wales, 14 Feb.1834; printed appeal for contributions to the liquidation of the debt, and to the endowment fund, of the new church at Tynllidiart, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1837 (see also 1829 above); printed advertisement for a manager for the Aberystwyth gas works, 1841; printed poster for the sale by auction of Werglodd Hallt (15a.), p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1848; a view of Edinburgh, given as a supplement to the Illustrated London News, July 1848; printed minutes of the AGM of the subscribers to the Birmingham St David's Society (est. 1824), including the annual report of the St David's charity school, and lists of annual subscribers and of donations and legacies, 1849 (two copies, one addressed to James Hughes, soliciting his subscription for 1849); prospectus of the Landowners' West of England & South Wales Land Drainage & Enclosure Company, 1849; abstract of accounts for the New Quay Harbour Company, 1862-1863; poster of the sale by auction of household furniture at Peterwell Cottage near Lampeter, by execution of the sheriff of Cardiganshire (J. Davis, 'Globe printing office', Lampeter, printer), 1864; rules and members of the Herefordshire Bow Meeting otherwise the Herefordshire Bowmen, 1854; copies of Aberystwyth Holy Trinity monthly magazine, Sept. 1890; Aberystwyth SS Michael & All Angels monthly magazine, Dec. 1892, May & Dec. 1895, May, June & Dec. 1896, Aug. 1898; The alliance news: the organ of the United Kingdom alliance for the suppression of the liquor traffic, 10 Aug. 1899; a copy of The foundations of freedom: the land & the people: a series of essays on the taxation of land values (1912); an index to precedents and forms in volumes 1-6 of The conveyancer (1921); five copies of The Law Journal, 8 Jan., 28 May and 10 Sept. 1921, 20 May and 30 Sept. 1922; and a printed list of subscribers (c.200 names) for the restoration of Eglwys Newydd church, co. Card., [probably after the April 1932 fire].

Deeds relating to the sale of the Ffosybleiddiaid estate in p. Lledrod to the earl of Lisburne, comprising m's called Ynysforgan, Caebaliog, Tynyddraenen, Bwlch Toilu and Ffosybleiddiaid, and houses, cottages and gardens in the village of Swyddffynnon in the same p., 1887-1888, together with copies of drafts of schedule of title deeds (1776-1838), 1838, mortgages and deeds affecting the estate, 1846-1872, and a tracing of the estate.