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1. Owen Wynne of Wrexham, co. Denbigh and late of Pengwern, co. Merioneth, esq.;. 2. Susannah Lloyd of Wrexham, widow of John Lloyd late of Havodinoss, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 3. Ellis Yonge of Acton and Thomas Boycott of Wrexham, both of co. Denbigh, esquires. Settlement, pre-nuptial, upon the marriage of 1 and 2. Attached: An inventory of the goods of 2. Seals.

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Statement by Thomas Lloyd of his reasons for favouring Mr. Morris, who had been in Thomas Lloyd's house and family for ten years and served the parish of Bangor for one year previously.

"Statement to show in what manner Miss Giffard's property is circumstanced".

1. Edward Broughton of Marchwiell, co. Denbigh, kt.;. 2. William Broughton of Marchwiell, gent. Statute Merchant dated at Chester. Latin. Seal.

1. Edward Jenkin, son and heir apparent of Thomas Jenkin of the parish of Hanmer, co. Flint, yeoman;. 2. Roger Brereton of Alkinton, co. Salop., gent. Statute Merchant touching merchandise purchased from 2. Latin. Seals.

1. Griffith Humphreys of Bryntirion in the parish of Festiniog, co. Merioneth, yeoman;. 2. Maurice Wynne of Bangor, co. Flint, Doctor of Laws. Surrender of the property specified in no. 1181 of 13 May, 1806. Seal.

Survey of certain parcels of land of Sir Henry Bagenall, lit., lying amongst the lands of Richard Rowland Wyne, gent., in the township of Trevraint in the commote of Dyn', co. Anglesey. Certified copy.

1. Thomas Lloyd of Overton, co. Flint, esq.;. 2. Josiah Boydell of Broadlane, co. Flint, gent., Humphrey Parry of Llyn Owen, co. Flint, gent., and George Sparrow of the (lass House. co. Stafford, gent. Tease for 7 years of coal lying under lands in the pariah of Hope, co. Flint. Seals.

1. Thomas Lloyd of Halghton, co. Flint, esq.;. 2. Edward Lewis of Flint, co. Flint, yeoman. Tease for 99 years of a messuage and its appurtenances in Flint and Counsillt otherwise Coleshill, co. Flint, and 26 acres of land, meadow and pasture in Flint and Counsillt otherwise Coleshill within the liberties and franchise of Flint, five acres adjoining the march or Bardingall, one acre lying in Counsillt near the brook, four acres in a close called the new Close, two acres in a field called the Over Swmsett, one acre by a place called the Steele Brooke, four acres at the townes end and nine acres in Atticrosse field otherwise called the Flint field; a messuage in the town of Flint and seven parcels of land in the townships of Flint and Counsillt, one lying in Flint field, two parcels being three burgages in the town of Flint, each adjoining the town ditch, two parcels lying together in Counsillt adjoining the highway from Flint to Cornist in Counsillt, one parcel lying in Counsillt and called Talacre and one parcel lying in Counsillt and called Owlerhey; and one burgage in Flint having the town ditch at one end.

Terrier of the parsonage house, out-houses, glebe and tithes belonging to the rectory of Worthenbury, co. Flint, delivered in at the primary visitation of the Bishop of Chester, at Chester. Draft.

Testimonials by Thomas Challoner and William Morris for Joseph Smith of Whitchurch, co. Salop., butcher, only son of Joseph Smith, late of Whitchurch, and sometime of Orton, co. Flint, corvisor, deceased.

"The Case of Worthenbury in the Diocese of Chester". A printed account of the separation of the chapel of Worthenbury from the Rectory and mother-church of Bangor.

1. John Lewes ap Ieuan ap David of Festiniok, esq., and John ap Gruff' Wyn of Llandeckwyn, yeoman, both of co. Merioneth;. 2. Ieuan ap Robert ap Ieuan ap Hoell of Trawsvyneth, co. Merioneth, yeoman. Transfer of deeds (specified) relating to properties called Hendre Eign' and Tythyn y Velenrhyd in the parish of Llandeckwyn.

Verses entitled "Capt. Morris's excuse for Drinking". Written upon a paper addressed to the Rev. Dr. Wynne, Bangor.