Dangos 1902 canlyniad

1. Evan Lloyd Edwards of the parish of Llanengan, co. Caernarvon, miner;. 2. George William Duff Assheton Smith of Vaynol Pak, co. Caernarvon, esq.;. 3. Henry Williams of Greenfield near Holywell, co. Flint, hotel keeper, and William Michell of Cornhill, London, stock and share dealer. Assignment of the lease granted in No. 173 of 5 August 1869.

1. George Roberts of The Hermitage, Beaumaris, co. Anglesea, esq., and John Barwise Dutton of Chester, wine merchant;. 2. Clarence William Dimsdale of Lombard Street in the city of London, gent.;. 3. Frederick Dimsdale of Lombard Street, gent. Lease of mines of coal and ironstone on part of the estate called Glascoed within the township of Brymbo and parish of Wrexham, co. Denbigh.

1. The Right Hon. Edward Gordon, Lord Penrhyn, Baron Penrhyn of Penrhyn Castle, co. Caernarvon;. 2. The Hon. George Sholto Gordon Douglas Pennant, eldest son and heir apparent of Lord Penrhyn;. 3. William Thomas Townend Hall, William Shippory Hall and Richard Watson Smith, all of Cannon Street, London, gunpowder manufacturers. Lease of a parcel of ground being part of the farm of Penrhyn ddu in the parish of Llanengan in Lleyn, co. Caernarvon, together with the gunpawder magazine lately erected thereon.

1. John David John of Llandissill, co. Cardigan, yeoman;. 2. Thomas David ap Aron and Thomas John of the parish of llandisil, yeomen. Settlement prior to the marriage of David John, son and heir of the first party, and Elen verch Evan, daughter of Evan david ap Aron of the parish of Llandissill, referring to a messuage called Tir Pant y moch being part of the grange of Vairdreffe aloas Mayrdreffe and lying within the parish of Llandissill, formerly part of the possesions of the dissolved monastery of Talley, co. Carmarthen.

Probate of the will of Maramduke Griffiths of the parish of Bangor, co. Cardigan, dated 11 Sept. 1704, referring to a messuage called Tir y wayne in the town of Llambeder Pont Stephen, co. Cardigan.

Will of David Lloyd of Gallt yr odin in the parish of Llandissill, co. Cardigan, gent., referring to messuages, etc., in the parishes of Llanarth and Llandissilio gogo, co. Cardigan, called ssinod ycha, ssinod Issa, Coyffoes and Melin y ssinod. Copy.

1. Jane Lloyd late of Altyrodyn in the parish of Llandissil, co. Cardigan, widow and relict of David Lloyd late of Altyrodyn, deceased;. 2. David Lloyd of Altyrodyn, son and heir of the first party. Surrender of a capital messuage called Altyrodyn, a water corn grist mill called Altyrodyn Mill, a cottage with gardens and lands on the demesne lands of Altyrodyn,messuages called Penywern, Bayly Gwin, Cathal, Rhydowen, Yscarynon and Collwn, a tucking mill called Rhydowen Tucking Mill and a messuage called Camnant Vach.

1. David Llwyd of Berllan Dowill, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Magdalen, his wife;. 2. David Lewis of Dolehaidd in the same county, esq. Release of messuages called Berllan Dowill and Bwlch y Gwynt and one other messuage held by the said David Llwyd, all in the parish of Llangathen, co. Carmarthen, in trust in accordance with the terms of the marriage settlement of the said David Llwyd and Magdalen. Copy.

Grant to David Lloyd of Allt yr Odyn, co. Cardigan, esq., of the administration of the estate of his wife, Alicia Gratianna Lloyd, deceased.

1. John Morgan of Cardigan esq.;. 2. John Lloyd of Allt yr odin, co. Cardigan, rector of Llanllwchayarn in the same county, clerk. Lease of possession of a messuage called Pantymoch bach in the parish of Llandissil, co. Cardigan.

1. John Morgan;. 2. Morgan Lloyd of Llanchych in the parish of Clydey, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 3. John Lloyd. Assignment of the mortgage on and release of the equity of redemption of the messuage leased in No. 297 of 29 June 1761.

1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin in the parish of Llandussil, co. Cardigan;. 2. John Davies of Llanvaughan, co. Cardigan, esq. Lease of possession of the capital messuage called Alltyrodin, messuages called Gwar y Coed, Ty Dy, Place, Dolwalter, Alltygo, Troedyrhiwfachyrhew, Rhyd y Cynnyth, Penywern, Bailey Gwynn, Cathal, Tyr Rhyd Owen, with a tucking mill belonging thereto and Berthlas, a cottage and dwelling house and garden called Pensarn, and messuages called Camnant fach, Pantymoch, Evelfach, Vol Dinas and Abergarde, all in the parish of Llandyssil, co. Cardigan, a messuage called Tyr y dre in the same parish, a messuage called Cwmoydw in the several parishes of Llandussil and Bangor, co. Cardigan, and messuages called Eskyr Eynon and Callwyn in the parish of Llanwenog, co. Cardigan. Copy.

1. David Llwyd of Berlan Dowill in the parish of Llangathen, co. Carmarthen esq.;. 2. Rice James of Cecil Street in the Strand, co. Middlesex, esq. Covenant for the production of deeds relating to a capital messuage called Castle Howell and other property in the parishes of Llandissill and Llanarth, co. Cardigan.

1. David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 2. William Miller of Bristol, esq. Bond for the payment of £7000 due upon a mortgage of the capital messuage called Castle Howell and other property in the counties of Cardigan and Carmarthen.

1. John Lloyd of the county of the borough of Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Margaret Daniel of Llwynybrain in the parish of Llanddarog, co. Carmarthen, spinster. Lease of a messuage called Llwynybrain otherwise Gyneidre in the parish of Llanddarog aforesaid.

1. David Lloyd;. 2. Lewis James and Mary, his wife;. 3. John Lloyd and Elizabeth, his wife;. 4. Thomas James and Jane, his wife;. 5. William Lewes of Llysnewidd, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Thomas Bowen of Wayn Ivor, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 6. Herbert Lloyd and Charles Morgan;. 7. Herbert Evans of High mead, co. Carmarthen, esq., and James Bowen of the town of Cardigan, esq. Deed Of Partition of the Blaenduffryn estate referring to the property leased in No. 365 of 18 Nov. 1785.