Dangos 1698 canlyniad

Letters from Humberston to the Rev. Dr. Wynne at Bangor relating to the absence of wills in respect of Sir Owen Wynne and Sir Richard Wynne.

1. The Hon. Henry Windsor and William Champion de Crespigny of Kings Rew, co. Southampton, esq., devisees in trust and two executors appointed by the codicil to the will of the Right Hon. Other Hickman, late Earl of Plymouth, deceased;. 2. Right Hon. William Pitt, Lord Amherst, and Sarah, Lady Amherst., his wife;. 3. Right Hon. Other Archer, Earl of Plymouth;. 4. John Inge of Great Russell Street in the parish of St. Giles in the Melds, co. Middx., gent.;. 5. Henry Hoyle Oddie, the younger, of Carey Street in the pariah of St. Clement Danes, Westminster, co. Middx., gent. Abstract Of Conveyance to asset of a devised fee simple estate in Peels otherwise Pile, Tarvin, Haverton, Awley, Plover, and Worral, co. Chester and in Northopp, Airy otherwise Alrey otherwise Althry, Kelsterton otherwise Kelsterson, Leadbrooke otherwise Leadbrooke Major, Caervallough, Delvechless, Kilken, Brynbuchan, Flint, Kilken, Halken, Caerwis, Kelstree, Soughton, Ruthland, Spittle, Flint Wood, Keese, Bangor Monaehorum, Orton Madock, Worthebury, Overton, Hollowell, Nant y Flint Venachlog, Shotton, Langryn, Golftyn, Dissert and Meledon, co. Flint, with a recital of the title of the properties from 1730.

1. Maurice Wynne;. 2. Rice Jones otherwise Rice Roberts. Notice To Quit a messuage called Ty uchaf otherwise the Files Inn in Penmachno.

Letter from Samuel Newton to the Rev. Dr. Wynne to the effect that he was unable to give more than £125 for the tithe.

Letter from D. Loperwood to the Rev. Maurice Wynne, Rector of Bangor, requesting that his fee of £1.-1s.-0d for the exchequer ease be sent direct to the writer.

Resolutions of a public meeting of owners and occupiers of land in the pariah of Bangor, held at the Wynnstay Arms, Wrexham, to consider demands made by the Rev. Dr. Wynne, the incumbent, for tithe.

Letter from O.A. Poole at Gorphwysfa near Bangor, co. Caernarvon, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne concerning rent payable to the recipient for Manod quarry Road and the writer's intention to surrender the tenancy of it.

Letter from William Williams at Dolgelley, [to the Rev. Dr. Wynne] promising to represent the recipient at the meeting to be held at Tan y bwlch on 9th Jan., touching rights on Gwyllt Deckwynn Common.

1. Edward Dickin of Plasthomas in the parish of Ellesmere, co. Salop., gent.;. 2. Thomas Lloyd Fletcher of Maesgwaelodd, co. Flint, esq. Assignment of lands called East maes y croft, West maes y croft, part of sand hole field, and part of pigeon house field in the parish of Overton, co. Flint. Seal.

Letter from John Jones at the Rectory, near Tanybwlch, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne a t Bangor, touching a proposal to erect a school for the parishes of Festiniog and Maentwrog, co. Merioneth, with Draft Reply dated 23 Feb., 1824.

Letter from John Hughes and Edward Jones, Commissioner's Clarks, at Denbigh, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne at Bangor, requesting payment of the portion charged to the recipient of the assessment made for the enclosure award of the parish of Llanrhaiadr.

Letter from Hugh Roberts at Liverpool, to the Rev. Dr. Wynne at Bangor, touching the terms proposed by the recipient for the Penmachno quarry, with Draft Reply dated 12 Dec., 1824.

Authority from Maurice Wynne to Hugh Roberts, John Edwards, Hugh Edmunds and William Jones, Jnr., of Liverpool, to search for slates and open quarries at Pen y Hunt in the parish of Penmachno, co. Caernarvon, with terms of agreement touching the same. Copy.

Letter from Richard A. Poole at Carnarvon, to the Rev. M[aurice] Wynne at Bangor, touching a payment made to Mr. Richard Ellis's credit in respect of the Gwyllt Deckwyn enclosure award.