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Records relating to properties in Wales, mostly from London solicitors' offices, including court rolls and other records of the following manors of the Earl of Ashburnham: Brecknock-Alltmarcham, 1644-1826, Cantercelly, 1658-1810, Killonow, 1644-1826, Cwmdu, 1659-1839, Talgarth Borough, 1631-1826, and Wernfawr, 1644-1826; deeds and documents relating to the Earl of Ashburnham's estates in Breconshire and in Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, [1706]-[1863]; the estates of the Griffith family of Cefnamwlch, Caenarfonshire, 1707-1842; a portion of the Glanusk estate, 1771-1918, in the counties of Brecon and Radnor owned by the Bailey family of Nant-y-glo; the Glandyfi estate, Cardiganshire, [1787]-[1904] including probates of the family of Jeffreys of Shrewsbury and Glandyfi Castle; the Slwch, Breconshire, and Bow, Middlesex, estates of the barons Tredegar, 1757-1913; the families of Tickell of Whitechapel and Cheltenham and Jones of Gwynfryn, Cardiganshire, 1769-1855, relating mainly to properties in Llangollen and Ruabon, Denbighshire, Llanbadarn Fawr and Llangynfelyn, Cardiganshire, and in cos. Middlesex, Surrey, Kent and Cambridge; papers relating to the development of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, 1790-1921; records relating to the affairs of the Milford Haven Dock & Railway Company, the Milford Dock Company, the Milford Haven Railway & Estate Company Ltd, and the National Provident Institution, London, in its connection with the Milford estate; records of the manor of Nethergorther, Montgomeryshire, 1750-1781; papers relating to the Holyhead Shipbuilding & Trading Company Ltd, 1867-1875; together with a large number of miscellaneous deeds and documents relating mainly to properties in all the Welsh counties and in Shropshire and Herefordshire, 1362-1925.

Map of Wales, scale 20 'English miles' to 13/4 inches, engraved by S. Hall and published by Chapman and Hall, 186 Strand, London. Pocket edition.

Sale Catalogue of Lord Glanusk's Hay Estate situated in the parishes of Hay and Llanigon, co. Brec., comprising about 1,027a., to be sold by auction, 14 Nov. 1918. Contains detailed maps of property and memoranda of purchase agreements showing names of purchasers and the prices of lots. Printed.

Notice to the trustees of the marriage settlement in No. 132, dated 20 Apr. 1892, of the purchase by the Law Reversionary Interest Society Ltd of H. Cowper Cole's reversion. Recital of No. 132.

Sale Catalogue of Lord Glanusk's estates in p. Llandefalle, , co Brec., comprising about 3,240a., to be sold by auction, 12 Oct. 1906. Contains detailed maps of property and memoranda of purchase agreements showing names of purchasers and the prices of the lots. Printed.

1. The Rt Hon. Joseph Henry Russell, Baron Glanusk of Glanusk Park, co. Brec. 2. Brecon County Council. Lease for 99 years of an easement to lay water pipes along part of the public road near the Castle Inn, Pengenfford, p. Talgarth, co. Brec., for the purpose of supplying water to Pengenfford Council School. Endorsed: Plan of property, scale 25 inches to 1 mile.

Sale Catalogue of Lord Glanusk's estates situated in the parishes of Nantmel, Llanddewi Ystradenny, Llanbadarn Fawr, Glascwm, Cefnllys, Merthyr Cynog, Llangynog, Llanganten, Llanvihangel-bryn-pabuan, and Llanafanfawr, cos Rad. and Brec., comprising about 1,201a., to be sold by auction, 11 Oct. 1906. Contains detailed plans of property and memoranda of purchase agreements showing names of purchasers and the prices of the lots. Printed.

1. Henry Adelbert Wellington Fitzroy, Duke of Beaufort. 2. William Morris of Bwlch, p. Llanfihangel Cwmdu, co. Brec., blacksmith, and Mary Ann Morris, his wife. Lease for 60 years of a cottage and a piece of land known as Vine Cottage, p. Llanfihangel Cwmdu, co. Brec., reserving mineral rights. Covenant stipulating that William Morris and Mary Ann Morris, his wife, should spend £150 on repairs to the property within 3 years. Contains plan of property. Annual rent: £1.5.0. Counterpart.

Sale Catalogue of Lord Glanusk's Pembridge Castle Estate situated in the parishes of Llangarren, Welsh Newton, Llanrothal, Garway, and St Weonard's, Herefordshire, comprising about 2,480a., to be sold by auction, 2 Aug. 1906. Contains detailed plans of property. Printed.

1. Henry Adelbert Wellington Fitzroy Somerset, commonly called the Marquis of Worcester. 2. The Crickhowell Rural District Council of the Union of Crickhowell, co. Brec. Lease for 99 years of an easement and a right to construct tanks and lay water pipes near the village of Bwlch, p. St Michael Cwmdu, co. Brec., in order to supply Bwlch and a farm known as Tyrhelig with water. Contains plan of property. Annual rent: 2s.6. Counterpart.

1. Henry Adelbert Wellington Fitzroy, Duke of Beaufort. 2. John Powell of Bwlch, p. Llanfihangel Cwmdu, co. Brec., labourer. Lease for 45 years of a parcel of land with a dwelling house upon it situated at Bwlch, p. Llanfihangel Cwmdu, co. Brec., reserving mineral rights. Contains a plan of property. Annual rent: £1. Counterpart.

1. Samuel Hood Cowper Coles of Penmyarth, Crickhowell, co. Brec., esq. 2. Edith Bailey of Glanusk Park, Crickhowell, co. Brec., spinster. 3. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey of Glanusk Park, bart, MP (the father of Edith Bailey). 4. Sherard Osborne Cowper Coles of 80 Turnmill Street, London, esq., Gerald Garnons Williams of Abercamlais, co. Brec., esq., Joseph Henry Russell Bailey of Glanusk Park, esq., a Lieutenant in H. M. army, and Herbert Crawshay Bailey of Glanusk Park, esq. (trustees). Pre-nuptial Settlement of Samuel Hood Cowper Coles and Edith Bailey, whereby two trust funds (fully described) are settled to the uses of the marriage.

1. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, bart. 2. John Franklen Bailey of Tanllan, Dolgelly, co. Mer., esq., Henry Le Blanc Lightfoot of Lower Lawn, Tisbury, Wiltshire, esq., and Richard Digby Cleasby of Pennoyre, co. Brec., esq. (trustees of Sir Joseph Russell Bailey). 3. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of the City of Birmingham. Conveyance from Sir Joseph Russell Bailey to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of the City of Birmingham of pieces of land and cottages known as Llwyndale and Cerig Cwplau in the man. of Builth, p. Llanwrthwl, co. Brec., also common land (10,858a.) in p. Llanwrthwl (excluding fishing rights in the river Elan), subject to various stipulations. Contains (inter alia) a recital of the will of Sir Joseph Bailey, 21 Feb. 1856, under which Sir Joseph Russell Bailey gained a life interest in the property. Contains schedule of deeds from 1854. Appended is a cloth-backed O. S. map (scale 6 inches to 1 mile) of the area. Consideration: £21,350 from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of the City of Birmingham by the direction of Sir Joseph Russell Bailey to John Franklen Bailey, Henry Le Blanc Lightfoot, and Richard Digby Cleasby. Attested copy.

Bonus Certificates on the life insurance policies of Samuel H. C. Coles from the Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society, with a covering letter dated 27 Feb. 1912.

Thomas Barclay, The Future Water Supply of Birmingham, London, second edition, 1892. Printed.

1. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, bart, MP. 2. David Jones the younger of Bwlch, p. St Michael Cwmdu, co. Brec., mason. Lease for 90 years of a parcel of building land, boundaries described, formerly part of Pantybailey Farm, p. St Michael Cwmdu, co. Brec. Contains plan of property. Annual rent: £1.1.0 and l0s.6 on death of tenant or assignment of tenancy. Counterpart.

Letter from David W. Thomas of Brecon to Sir J[oseph ] R[ussell ] Bailey of Glanusk Park, apologising for trespassing on the recipient's land (see Nos 117-8).

1. Roger Jones of Caerwain, p. Maesmynis, co. Brec., farmer. 2. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey of Glanusk Park, co. Brec., bart. Conveyance of arable and meadow land called Common-Tyr-Bailey (24a.), p. Maesmynis, co. Brec. Endorsed with a plan of the property. Consideration: £270.

1. Penry Williams of Penpont, co. Brec., esq. 2. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, bart, MP. Conveyance of m's and 150a. land known as Caerwain and Tyn y bili, p. Maesmynis, co. Brec., and of the remainder of a term of 1,000 years of a m. and 48a. land known as Cwttws Hirwain, p. Gwenddwr, co. Brec., tenants named, with a Covenant for the production of deeds. Recital of deeds from 1575, including the will of Thomas Mayberry, dated 30 June 1828. Contains a plan and schedule, showing field names and sizes and state of cultivation. Consideration: £2,690 for Caerwain and Tyn y bili and £1,070 for Cwttws Hirwain.