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Account of fees paid by Richard Bulkeley Philipps Philipps for recording his arms at the College of Arms and in connexion with his baronetcy.

1. R.B.P. Philipps of Picton Castle, esq., M.P.;. 2. David Lewis of the parish of St. Mary, Haverfordwest, linen draper, and John Thomas of Llandre in the parish of Egremont, co, Carmarthen, farmer. Lease for three lives of Gelly-dowyll with liberty to fix racks on ground called Down Street and to lay cloths thereon in the parish of Llawhadden. Rent: £10 annually.

1. Sir R.B.P. Philipps, bart., M.P.,. 2. Thomas Gibbon of Broadway, farmer. Lease for 21 years of Broadway in the parish of Llawhadden. Rent: £200 annually and two bushels of oats.

Copies of orders for the sale of the property of the borough of Pembroke to meet the Corporation debts for John Tucker, juniors purchaser of one of the lots sold, with conditions of sale, 1835, and letters from John Tucker, Pembroke, and J.W. Penney, Monkton, Pembroke concerning the sale of this lot to ? T. Rule Owen, 1879.

1. The Reverend J.B.P. Philipps;. 2. William Andrew Feild of Herbrandston, farm. Lease for three lives of the farm of Redbarth in the parish of Walwyns Castle.

1. Sir R.R.P. Philipps;. 2. Lewis Griffiths of Newton in the parish of St. Issells, farmer. Lease for three lives of a piece of ground for building in the parish of St. Issells.

1. Sir R.B.P. Philipps;. 2. Ambrose Smith of Tenby, housebuilder. Lease of two messuages in St. George's Street and St. Marys Street, Tenby. Rent: £7 annually.

Appointment by Richard Bulkeley Philipps Philipps, Baron Milford, of the Reverend James Henry Alexander Gwyther, vicar of Madeley, co. Salop, to be one of his domestic chaplains in Picton Castle.

1. Thomas Howell of Llwyndrissy in the parish of Llangan, co. Carmarthen, farmer;. 2. Richard Bulkeley Philipps Philipps, Baron Milford. Defeasance in connection with a lease of a messuage and land called Parks in the parish of Llandowror, co. Carmarthen.

1. Lord Milford;. 2. John Morgan, labourer. Agreement for a lease of land adjoining Kilvelgy Gate near Stepaside in the parish of St. Issells. Draft.

1. R.B.P. Philipps, Baron Milford;. 2. John James of Woodson, farmer. Lease for three lives of Woodson in the parish of Stainton, Rent: £110 annually.

1. Richard, Baron Milford;. 2. Bridges Harvey of Lincolns Inn co. Middlesex, esq. Lease for three lives determinable by lessee on two years' notice of collieries called the Kilgetty Colliery, the Lower Level Colliery and the Coomes Colliery in the parishes of St. Issells and Amroth, the colliery called Thomas Chapel in the parish of Begelly, the collieries called Begelly, Spadeland, Rushmoor, Kingsmoor, Foxes-hole, Saundersfoot and Stammers in the parishes of Begelly, St. Issells, and Amroth, and all seams of coal and culm in the parishes or hamlets of St. Marys Tenby (out liberties), Gumfreston, Amroth, Begelly, Ludchurch, East Williamston and St. Issells, and on the estate late of William Lloyd of Laques, co. Carmarthen, esq., deceased. Rents £500 and royalties.

Petition of the parishioners of the parish of St. Marys, Tenby, to Lord John Russell to appoint J.H. Gwyther, vicar of Madeley, co. Salop, to the rectory of St. Marys, Tenby.