Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The title of Sir Thomas Hanmer, bart., and Thomas Lloyd, esq., to the manors and lordship of Overton Maddock, Bangor and Maylors Saysneck, co. Flint. Endorsed: An old statement and case for counsel upon a question concerning the existence of the manor of Maylor and validity and jurisdiction of the courts". Extract, [c. late 18 cent.].
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Terms of agreement for a lease for 30 years to Mr. Joseph Rylands of the Arley and Yard mines and all other mines lying between the Ring Coal and Arley mines within and under Swinley Farm. [?Cheshire]. Draft copy.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Speech of Sir Fletcher Norton speaker of the House of Commons, upon presenting to His Majesty the Bill for the better support of H.M. Household, and of the honour and dignity of the Crown of Great Britain. Endorsed. "N.B. This speech gave great offence to the King". Printed.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The report and certification, 1280/1, made by Thomas, bishop of St Davids, Reginald de Grey and Walter de Hopton, appointed for this purpose, as to what laws and customs the Welsh ought to be ruled by. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Chancery Rolls, 1277-1326, p. 190 seq., and Y Cymmrodor, vol. xxv, p. 1.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
A copy.
The legends and history of the River Dee.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Extracts transcribed from Harl. MS. 1989 Art. 12.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Joint and several answers of William Sparke, Mayor of the City of Chester, William Gamul and Nicholas Ince, alderman of the said city, three of the defendants to the information of Sir Walter J. Vint, H.M. Attorney on behalf of the Rt. Hon. John Earl of Shrewsbury in a suit concerning the ownership of a plot of ground in Chester whereon three cottages were built and which are now claimed by the said Earl of Shrewsbury. A transcript.
The inquisition post mortem of Ranulph le Roter of Chester, 1291/2,
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Transcript, 19 cent.
The extent of the town of Mostyn, Wednesday next after the feast of St James the apostle, 1295,
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Transcripts, 19 cent.
The extent of the manor of Ewelawe, Saturday on the morrow of the Apostles Simon and Jude, 1295,
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Translated extracts, 19 cent.
The extent of the comote of Wengeny, [1295],
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Translated extract, 19 cent.
'The extent of Gayton in Wyrhal', 1243, translated from Inquisition 28 Henry III, no. 17,
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Translation, 19 cent.
The extent of Englefield otherwise Treengle, part of Gwynedd,
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
Copy.
The Expense incurred in mining Dee Bank Colliery, [co. Flint],
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
An extract.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The complaint of Margaret widow of Madoc Vaghan, [?4 Jan. 1278], that Roger L'Estrange had injustly kept the land of Maylor Sesnek from Llewelin and Griffith, sons and heirs of the said Madoc. Transcript, 19 cent.
The Charter granted to the town of Flint.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
An extract.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Cause List of the Shropshire Summer Assizes concerning the case Panton V Roberts in an action of trespass on the Lower Marsh in the parish of Holywell, co. Flint. An extract.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Case of the Mayors and citizens of Chester, endorsed "... about the Commission of Sewers to support the causeway from being pulled down.". [Copied from Harl.MS.2003, ff 781-785]. Incomplete Copy.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Case brought by the abbot and convent of Salop against Dominus Laurence, rector of the church of Egmundon, defendant in a claim for an annual payment (pensione) of 80s., which was ordered to be restored by the judges and the bishops of Coventry and Lincoln. Latin.
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
The Answer of Walton Hanmer, esq., one of the defendants to the amended bill of complaint concerning various settlements out of the Hanmer estate in co. Flint.