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Copy, delivered by Gilbert Jones on 21 Sept. 1666 to Mr Cressett, of two letters, written by Arthur Weaver, one to Mr [James] Cressett and the other to Samuel Baldwyn, esq., of Stoake Castle, Shropshire. They relate to the decree in Chancery in regard to the property in Underton man. See D. D. 1,509.

Coroner's Inquest, held in the p. of Jefferston, co. Pemb., touching the death of Michael Thomas. Killed by falling into a coal pit called Underhill Pit in the p. of Jefferston. J. R. Stokes, coroner.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the hamlet of the p. of St Martin, co. Pemb., touching the death of Thomas Jenkins. Hydrophobia.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Amroth, co. Pemb., touching the death of Humphrey William. Being at work in a certain quarry on the road side, the ground over the top of the said quarry gave way, and fell upon the said Humphrey, and suffocated him.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Bletherston, co. Pemb., touching the death of Anne Thomas, aged two years. The linen cloth which she wore took fire, with fatal results.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Clarebeston, co. Pemb., touching the death of Thomas Mathias, aged 4 years. Being in a certain field in the said p. burning furse his clothes took fire, with fatal results.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Cocheston, co. Pemb., touching the death of Margaret Jermin. Found dead in her garden: old age and infirmity.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Dale, co. Pemb., touching the death of a woman unknown. Found drowned at Dale Point, being a part of Milford Haven.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Freystrop, co. Pemb., touching the death of Letitia Cozens. Run over by a waggon on a tram road in the said p.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Johnson, co. Pemb., touching the death of Ezekial Mathias. Being at work in a coal mine in the aforesaid p. it so happened that the water from another mine broke into the said pit, whereby the said Ezekial was drowned.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Lanstadwell, co. Pemb., touching the death of a man unknown. Found drowned in Milford Haven.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Lanstadwell, touching the death of William Evans, aged 2 1/2 years. Left alone whilst his mother went for a pail of water, he fell into the fire, with fatal results.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Penalley, co. Pemb., touching the death of a man unknown. Found drowned in Tenby Bay.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of St Davids, co. Pemb., touching the death of Emily Rees. Appoplexy [felly y'i sillefir].

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of St Mary, Tenby, co. Pemb., touching the death of John Hughes. The dec., in going under the scaffolding placed against a house in the street at Tenby for the purpose of repairing the said house, it so happened that as he was standing under the said scaffolding the bucket or pail fell off the scaffolding on the head of the said John, and killed him instantly.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Treffguarne, co. Pemb., touching the death of Evan Charles, aged six years. Accidentally drowned while bathing in a pond.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Whitchurch, touching the death of Elizabeth John. Found dead in bed at Solva, co. Pemb.; natural causes.

Coroner's Inquest, taken in the p. of Wiston, co. Pemb., touching the death John Edwards, aged 2 1/2 years. Being alone in a cottage in the said p. the linen cloth which he wore took fire, with fatal results.

Coroner's Inquisition on the body of David Rees (who was killed in a coal pit), taken at a house called Llotrog, p. Llanelly. The said David Rees being employed as a carter in a certain coal-pit called Hogspit upon a tmt called Cefen in p. Llanelly, part of the roof of the coal-pit gave way and fell upon the said David Rees, with fatal results. Ten of the local jurors attest by mark.