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1. David Thomas of Bryn-mawr, p. Llangatwg, co. Brec., innkeeper
2. Richard Phillips of Beaufort, co. Brec., shopkeeper
3. William Henry Williams of Nant-y-glo, co. Mon., cashier
   Assignment by 2, at the request of 1, to 3 for the residue of a term of 99 years of a piece of land in King Street, Bryn-mawr, p. Llangatwg, co. Brec., with a cottage thereon and a garden adjoining (described in no. 401 above)
   Recites the lease of 1 August 1846 (no. 401); that 2 contracted with 1 for the sale of the leasehold for £400 and the purchase money was paid but no assignment was made; that 1 has agreed with 3 for the sale and the assignment shall be made by 2; and the licence by Henry Charles FitzRoy Duke of Beaufort to David Thomas to assign, 1864 (endorsed on no. 401)
   Consideration: £500

1. John Thompson Jenkins of Sirhowy House, Tredegar, co. Mon., brewer
2. William Evans of the Gas Works, Blaina, co. Mon., gas manager
   Assignment of lease for the residue of a term of 99 years of a piece of ground with the house and buildings erected thereon, now known as Bryn Cottage in King Street, Bryn-mawr, p. Llangatwg, co. Brec.
   Recites the original lease of 1 August 1846 (no. 401 above); an assignment of lease by John Thomas, executor of John Judd, to 1, dated 29 December 1885; and that 1 has agreed to sell his interest in the leasehold to 2.
   Consideration: £260

1. James Edward Peirce of Redditch, co. Worcs, surgeon
2. John Rudd of Beaufort Street, Bryn-mawr, co. Brec., grocer
   Assignment of lease for the residue of a term of 99 years of a piece of land with a messuage, stable and coach house erected thereon in King Street, Bryn-mawr in p. Llangatwg, co. Brec.
   Recites the original lease of 1 August 1846 (no. 401 above); the assignment of 17 May 1866 (no. 406); the assignment of 22 February 1873 (no. 409); that 2 has contracted with 1 for the purchse of the leasehold; and th licence the Duke of Beaufort to make the assignment (endorsed on no. 401)
   Consideration: £400

Assignment of lease for the residue of a term of 99 years of a piece of land with a messuage, stable and coach house erected thereon in King Street, Bryn-mawr in p. Llangatwg, co. Brec.
Recites the lease of 1 August 1846 to Richard Phillips (no. 401 above); the assignment of lease to W.H.W., 17 May 1866 (no. 406); that 2 has agreed with 1 for the sale of the leasehold; and the licence by the Duke of Beaufort to make the assignment, 1873 (endorsed on no. 401)
Consideration: £400

1. William Jones of Brecon Road in t. Abergavenny, hay dealer
2. Emma Jones and Elizabeth Jones of Brecon Road, Abergavenny, spinsters
   Assignment of lease for the unexpired residue of 99 years of two pieces of ground, formerly part of the Groffield or Grovefield, p. Abergavenny, co. Mon. whereon are erected messuages, stables, coach houses and other buildings (described) in the occupation of 1, and a grocer’s shop, cottage and bakery in the occupation of 2.
   Recites a lease of 10 January 1835 by Baker Gabb to Walter Morgan; a lease of 7 April 1835 by Baker Gabb to James Moore; an assignment of lease dated 27 February 1837 by James Moore and his creditors to Charles Price and Charles Williams; an assignment of 2 September 1837 by Charles Price and Charles Williams and James Moore to Walter Morgan; that buildings have since been erected on the land; that the premises are now vested in 1 for the residue of the [two] terms of 99 years; and that he has agreed to sell the leaseholds to 2.
   Consideration: £1000

1. Rev. Thomas Rees of Crickhowell, co. Brec., Minister, and Edward Jones of Tredegar, co. Mon., tailor
2. David Evans and John Davies, both of Bryn-mawr, co. Brec., drapers
   Assignment of lease for the residue of a term of 99 years of a piece of ground with cottages and houses erected thereon and their gardens in King Street, Bryn-mawr [p. Llangatwg] co. Brec.
   Recites the original lease of 1 August 1846 (no. 400 above); the will of the original tenant Morgan Rees, made 1 February 1860, proved 22 September 1860; the deaths of his executors, namely his widow, Jane Rees, 13 August 1864, and his brother John Rees, 29 June 1868; that 1 were appointed executors of the will of John Rees, made 21 October 1867, proved 13 April 1869; that in response to the desire of J.R.’s niece Mary Thomas, now wife of John Morgan, for her share under the said will, 1 put up the property for auction, which was purchased by 2; and the licence by the Duke of Beaufort to make the assignment, 1873 (endorsed on no. 400)
   Consideration: £395

1. William John Watts of Forde House, co. Devon, esq.
2. Sable Henry Jonas of Cliffords Inn, co. Middx, gent.
   Assignment of a lease of beds of china stone, felspar and other spars, etc. under the common land of Middleton Hill, c. Mont.
   Recites the original lease by Edward Corbett to William John Watts, dated 25 March 1863 and the agreement prior to this assignment

1 Elizabeth Harris of the town of Abergavenny. co. Mon., widow. 2 Walter Morgan of the same town, livery stable keeper. 3 John Watkins of Olchon. t. Llanveyno, p. Clodock, co. Her., farmer. Assignment Of Mortgage and of the Equity Of Redemption by 1 and 2 to 3 of the piece of ground, m's, stables, coach house and other buildings in part of a meadow called Lower Groffield or Grove Field, p. Abergavenny, co. Mon. (see no. 383), and the strip of ground comprised in an assignment of 2 Sept. 1837 (see recitals) for the residue of 99 years subject to the payment of rents. Consideration: £609. Recites: the original 99 year lease by Baker Gabb of Abergavenny, gent., to 1, dated 10 Jan. 1835; a mortgage of 13 Oct. 1835 (no. 383); further charge on the mortgaged premises, 2 Aug. 1836 (no. 384); a 99 year lease, dated 7 April 1835, by B.G. to James Moore of 1386 sq. yds of ground in the Lower Groffield or Grove Field; assignment of all the goods and personal estate of J.M. to trustees with a trust for sale to satisfy his creditors 27 Feb. 1837; assignment of lease by J.M.' s trustees to 2 of a strip of ground of 283 sq. yds in the same place, paying rent to B.G., 2 Sept 1837; assignment 9 Sept. 1837, by 2 to 1 of the land comprised in the original lease of 10 Jan. 1835 and of the strip of 283 sq. yds, subject to the payment of outstanding mortgage debt of £550 and rent; that the mortgage debt and interest of £59 make a total of £609; that 1 is unwilling to pay the mortgage debt and since the mortgaged premises are not of sufficient value to meet the debt, she has agreed to convey the equity of redemption of the first piece of land and assign the second piece to 3, with the consent of 2 upon being released from the obligations of the debt.

1 George Rogers of the town and county of Haverfordwest, cork manufacturer. 2 Hugh Davies of Fishguard, co. Pemb., gent. 3 Morgan Morgan of Hennoyadd, p. Ystradgynlais, co. Brec., gent. 4 Isaac Baruch Toogood of Torquay, co. Devon, esq., William Caldwall Masters of Tring, co. Herts, clerk, and Edward Strick of Swansea, co. Glam., gent. Assignment Of Mortgage by 1 and 2 to 4 for £2000 and £200 respectively, and Further Mortgage by 4 to 3 for £300 of of m's and lands called Tir Gronowher and Bryn Melin, the mansion house called Craig y nos Castle, together with 48a. land (known as the Criag-y-nos Castle estate) and part of Pentre Cribarth Farm, another farm called Nantygwarred, 70a. of land and another piece of land called Coedcae (143a.) forming part of a farm called Pentre Cribarth and a further piece of land also called Coedcae (65a.) forming another part of Pentre Cribarth farm, and 5a. with a cottage thereon called Penypont Cottage, all in p. Ystradgynlais, co. Brec. Recites deeds, 31 Oct. 1879 and 21 Jan. 1879, in which 3 mortgaged the premises described to George Rogers for £2000 and to Hugh Davies and Elizabeth Mary Owen for £200. Endorsed: Memorandum that by a deed, 17 Oct. 1885, between 3 and 4 and Adelina Patti, m's and land (109a.) were assured to the use of the said Adelina Patti. Further endorsed: Further assignment of mortgage, dated 30 July 1886, from Isaac Baruch Toogood, William Caldwall Masters and Edward Strick to William Caldwall Masters, Edward Strick and James Bowden for £500, and appointment by Toogood, Masters and Strick to Bowden of the premises described in the deed, except those described in a deed dated 17 Oct. 1885 which were reserved for the use of Madame Adelina Patti.

1 Rev. David Evans of Llanervill, co. Mont., clerk. 2 Griffith Evan of Kenewill [Cnewill], gent., and Elizabeth his wife. 3 Edward Williams of the town of [Welsh]pool, yeoman. Assignment Of Mortgage by 1 to 3 at the direction of 2 and Further Mortgage for £56-8-0 of m's called Tythin yn y Gyfylche or Ty yn y Gyfylche and Ty yn y Fron in t. Cnewyll, p. Llanerfyl, co. Mont., previously in the possession of Evan Griffith and now in the holding of G. E., m's called Tythin y Ddolwen, Tyddin Cae'r Gweddion, a cottage, summer house or dairy house called Llyast y Belan, and a m. called Tyddyn bach, the last three of which are in t. Moelfeliarth, p. Llangadfan. Consideration: £493-12-0 for the assignment, with further mortgage for £56-8-0, making a total of £550, to be repaid with 4½% interest. Recites nos 288-9, that a common recovery was duly suffered, a further mortgage for £198-8-0 dated 6 Sept. 1756 reciting nos 288-9, that G. E. had defaulted in repayment of the £200 and interest, thus owing 1 £200-12-0, conditions of the further mortgage which include the release by Elizabeth of any right and title of dower to which she might have been entitled out of the equity of redemption of the said mortgaged premises, and declaration of uses of a fine, and a further mortgage (release) for £50 (4%) dated 10 Aug. 1763, reciting that G. E. had defaulted in repayment of £400 and interest, and upon requiring the further £50 had conveyed to 1 the equity of redemption for the residue of 900 years, that default has been made in repayment of £400 and £50 plus interest, therefore the estate is with 1, but 1 requires repayment of his money, totalling £493-12-0, so G. E. has applied to 3 for the same and for the additional sum of £56-8-0. Endorsed: Receipts by David Evans for £493-12-0 and by Griffith Evan for £56-8-0, notes dated 31 Jan. 1769, reciting a bond in £154-2-6 by G. E. to 3 for the payment of £77-1-3 with interest, and an agreement by G. E. that the premises shall be security for the latter sum as well as for the £550 with interest, and shall not be redeemable until repayment of both sums is made.

1 Richard Frewyn of p. Rhuddlan, co. Flint, gent. 2 Thomas Edwards of Holywell, co. Flint, gent., and Sydney his wife, only daughter and heir of Ann Lloyd of Brynford, co. Flint, widow, dec. 3 Thomas Entwistle of the city of Chester, gent. Assignment of mortgage by 1 to 3 for £750-4-6, and further mortgage for £749-15-6 by 3 to 2, making in all £1500 (5%) of a third part of the capital m. and tmt called Brynford, p. holywell, co. Flint, and other m's and lands of the said Anne Lloyd in p's holywell, Halkyn, whitford, Rhuddlan and elsewhere in co. Flint. Recites a previous assignment of mortgage by Thomas Brock to 1 for £441 and £19-5-0 interest, and further charge of £259-15-0 by 1 to 2, making a new mortgage of £720, dated 4 Jan. 1766.

1 Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, gent. 2 David Jones of Gyfylche in p. Llanerfil, gent. 3 Rice Pryce of Manafon, gent. 4 Margaret Phillips of Aberystwith, co. Card., widow. Assignment Of Mortgage by 1, at the direction of 2, to 4 of a toft or site of a m. or meese place with a m. or dwelling house lately erected, previously purchased by John Humffreys, dec. (see nos 286-7) a m. with outbuildings lately erected and several parcels of land late of the said John Humffreys in [t.] Kynewyll [Cnewyll], p. Llanerfyl, co. Mont., on the right hand side of the turnpike road leading from the market town of Llanfair towards the village of Llanerfyl, which premises are now in the possession of David Davies and Edward Morris and were granted and released by John Humffreys of Llwyn, esq., to 3 in trust for 2 (nos 297-8), with a proviso that upon repayment 4 will reassign the premises to 3 in trust for 2 for the residue of the term of 500 years. Consideration: £396-16-6 and interest, making a total of £416-13-4. Recites a mortgage for £270 (no 299), that the premises therein mentioned were thought to be too scant a security for the said mortgage so other lands were demised by the said recited indenture; that those other lands are in mortgage to 1 for securing other money and therefore cannot be assigned, but that 2 has erected two dwelling houses on the said lands and has otherwise improved the said premises, which are now let at £22 annual rent, making them ample security for the sum of £396-16-6; that default was made in payment of the £270 and interest, whereby the premises became vested in 1 for the residue of the term of 500 years; that there is now owing to 1 the sum of £396-16-6 and interest, that 2 has applied to 4 for the said sum in order to pay off the debt, which she has agreed to do. Endorsed: Notes of interlineations in the text and '19' pencilled in a later hand.

1 Griffith Evan of Guyfylche, p. Llanervil, co. Mont., gent. and Elizabeth, his wife. 2 Rice Williams of the town of [Welsh]pool, gent., sole executor of the last will and testament of his brother, Edward Williams, late of the same place, gent., dec. and his residuary legatee. 3 Richard Evans of the town of [Welsh]pool, gent. 4 Walter Thomas of Chester, esq. 5 John Williams of [Welsh]pool, gent. Assignment Of Mortgage by 2 to 4 by the direction of 1, of m's called Tyddyn Gyfylche, alias Ty yn y Gyfylche and Ty yn y Fron in p. Llanerfyl, co. Mont. with Further Mortgage (Release) For £47 by 1 to 4 and Assignment by 3, who is trustee of 2, to 5 of the residue of the term of 900 years in trust for 4 for the better securing of repayment. Consideration: £303 for the assignment and £47 for the further mortgage, making a total of £350 to be repaid with interest. Recites: Indenture of 29 September 1776 between 1, 2 and 3, reciting nos 288-9 above, that Evan Griffith had died, leaving G. E. his sole son and heir, a further mortgage for £198-8-0 dated 6 Sept. 1756 reciting nos 288-9, that G. E. had defaulted in repayment of £200 and interest, thus owing 1 £200-12-0, declaration of uses of a fine, a further mortgage for £50 (4%) dated 10 Aug. 1763, nos 290 and 291 above, stating that the total sum owed by G. E. was then £660; a lease and release by 1 to 2 at the direction of E. W., dated 29-30 May 1772, reciting that the £660, together with £71-15-6 interest and another small loan of 4/6, made a total of £732 owing to E. W. and to 2 as his trustee; that E. W. died, and by his will of 30 Jan. 1771 appointed 2 his executor and residuary legatee, by which 2 became entitled to the said recited securities, and reciting a deed poll endorsed on the release of 30 May 1772, noting an account settled between 2 and G. E. by which there appeared to be due to 2 two years' interest of £65-17-4 which with the principal sum and a further loan of £2-2-8 made a total of £800 owed, and that G. E. covenanted with 2 that the premises should not be redeemed until the money is repaid, and reciting that G. E. had contracted with 2 for the absolute sale to him of Caerguyddion and Tyddyn Bach in t. Moelfeliarth, p. Llangdafan, being part of the mortgaged premises, for £600, and that to date the total sum owed was £886-8-7; that 1 bargained and sold the said premises to 2; that 2, at the direction of 1, assigned to 3 the m's called Caerguyddion, Tyddynbach, Guyfylche and Tynyfron for the residue of the term of 900 years, free from provisos and equity, but upon trust to attend the inheritance for 2; that the m's called Tyddyn y Gyfylche or Ty yn y Gyfylche and Tynyfron and all premises not purchased by 2 are in trust for him for the better securing of the repayment of the remaining £286-8-7 (4½%) and after the repayment thereof in trust for G. E., the fee simple being with 2 as trustee of E. W., and the same premises being vested in 3 as trustee for 2 for the residue of 900 years; that there is now owing to 2 the principal sum and interest of £303, which 1 has requested 4 to advance, with a further sum of £47, which 4 has agreed to do upon having an assignment made to him, which sums make a total of £350. Seals. Endorsed: Notes of interlineations in the text, receipts by 2 for £303 and G. E. for £47, and in a later hand, '11'.

1 Mary Davies of Lletyrpannwr, p. Llangeitho, co. Card., widow. 2 David Jones of Penyrallt in the same p., farmer. 3 Daniel Lewis of the village of Llangeitho, shopkeeper. Assignment Of Mortgage By Demise for 500 years for £130 (4%) by 1 to 3 at the direction of 2, and Further Mortgage for £170 (4¼%) of the m. called Penyrallt, described in no.234. Recites no. 235, that the interest but not the principal sum of £130 was paid to 1, that 1 has requested repayment of the said sum, and that since it is not convenient for 2 to do so, he has applied to 3 to pay off the mortgage and to lend him the further sum of £170. Seals. Endorsed: Receipts for £130 and £170.

1 John Manley of the Middle Temple, London, esq. and Sir John Edward Augustus Riggs Miller, bart, lately called John Edward Augustus Riggs Miller, esq., of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middx. 2 Dame Jane Riggs Miller, heretofore Dame Jane Davenport, widow of Sir John Riggs Miller heretofore of Bath Easton, co. Somerset, but late of St George Bloomsbury, Middx, bart, dec. Assignment Of Mortgage By Demise for 500 years of one moiety of the m's and lands and a moiety of the £2000 mentioned in the above indenture of 16 Feb. 1775. Recites that the marriage of Sir John Riggs Miller and Dame Jane Davenport took place; that Sir J. R. M. then died, leaving Dame Jane entitled to a moiety of the said hereditaments assigned for the residue of a term of 500 years and to a moiety of the said sum of £2000 which she has consequently requested 2 to assign to her, and this they have agreed to do.

1 John George Parker of Upper Tulse Hill, co. Surrey, gent. 2 Montague David Scott of Landsdown Place, Hove, co. Sussex, esq. Assignment Of Mortgage By Demise for the residue of two terms of years for £3000 (7%) of minerals and leasehold premises described in no. 267 and in another recited lease of 1 Jan. 1861. Recites no. 267; a lease of 1 Jan 1861 from Griffith Llewellyn to Edward Thomas, Samuel Thomas, Edward Thomas the younger and Richard Thomas of minerals on the south side of Lower Cockshot Rock discovered on or under named lands shown on the map attached to no. 267, subject to an earlier lease of 12 Oct. 1860; that the lessees brought machinery and plant for extracting minerals; a mortgage (demise for the residues of years remaining on the two leases) for £3500 and interest dated 6 Jan. 1863; that default was made in payment of the principal sum and interest; an assignment of mortgage by demise to 1 for £8200, dated 10 April 1866; that 1 has erected further plant upon the premises now known as Baglan Hall Collieries; that 1 has entered into a contract for taking on a lease for 60 years of mines and minerals on the Briton Ferry Estate, but no lease has yet been granted to him; that 2 has agreed to advance him £3000 upon having repayment secured on the leasehold lands. Seals.

1 John Jones Davies of Glynucha, p. Llanbadarn Odyn, co. Card., gent. 2 John Evans of Tyndolau, p. Llangeitho, farmer. 3 Mary Morgan of Aberystwyth, spinster. 4 Catherine Morgan of the same place, spinster. Assignment Of Mortgage for £300, being the balance of several previous mortgage debts, by 1 to 3, and Assignment by 2 to 4, with the approbation of 1 and on the nomination of 2, of the m. called Penrallt, described in no. 234 (except for the parts mentioned in an indenture of 29 March 1853), in trust for 3, subject to equity of redemption. Recites as in no. 240, recites no 240, that £300 is now owing to 1 and that 3 has agreed to pay him upon transfer of the said mortgage debt and the securities of the same. Seals. Endorsement: receipt of £300 by 1.

1 David Thomas Williams of Reynoldstone, co. Glam., surgeon, administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Daniel Lewis, formerly of Meidrim Gwynfil, t. Gwynfil in p. Llanddewibrefi, co. Card., and afterwards of Plas in the same t., shopkeeper. 2 David Timothy of Plas, t. Gwynfil, draper, and Jane his wife, Owen Owens of the town of Aberystwith, draper, and Sarah his wife, Christopher Hall of Aberystwith, victualler, assignee in bankruptcy of the estate of Owen Owens, David Thomas Williams, Rev. John Williams of Eglwysfach, co. Denb., clerk, Mary Anne Eliza Williams of Tymelin in t. Gwynfil, spinster, (children of David Williams of Tymelin and Margaretta his wife) and David Williams, administrator of the estate of his deceased son, Daniel Rowland Williams of Plas and of the estate of his deceased son, William Lewis Williams of the village of Llangeitho in t. Gwynfil, gent. 3 David Thomas Williams, administrator of the unadministered estate of Mary Ann Lewis of Plas, spinster dec. 4 John Jones Davies of Glynycha, p. Llanbadarnodyn, gent. 5 John Evans of Tyndolau, p. Llangeitho, farmer, trustee nominated by 4. Assignment Of Mortgage for £300, being the balance of several previous mortgage debts, by 1, 2 and 3 to 4, and Assignment by 1, 2, and 3 to 5 at the nomination of 4 of the m. called Penrallt, described in no. 234 (except for the parts mentioned in an indenture of 29 March 1853), in trust for 4, subject to equity of redemption. Recites: nos 235, 236, 237; the will of Daniel Lewis, proved 2 June 1851, in which his sister, Mary Ann Lewis, was the beneficiary, and after her decease, the children of David and Margaret Williams; a release dated 29 March 1853 from M. A. L. to Eliza Jones at the direction of David Jones of a m. called Tynewydd and a field called Erwfach, being part of Penyrallt, and an assignment of the residue of a term of 1000 years to Rees Jones in trust to attend the fee simple and inheritance for E. J., the money from the sale (£120) being used to pay off £100 of the mortgage debts and to merge the term of 500 years; the will of M. A. L., in which she devised and bequeathed all her property to the seven children of David and Margaretta Williams, administration being granted on 18 Sept. 1856; that the first two administrators, Daniel Rowland Williams and William Lewis Williams, died intestate in 1859 and 1861 respectively, leaving the estate unadminstered; that administration of both the estate of M. A. L. and the estate of D. L., left unadministered by M. A. L., was granted to David Thomas Williams, another son of D. W.; that the administration of the estates of D. R. W. and W. L. W. was granted to D. W.; that Owen Owens was adjudicated bankrupt about 21 Nov. 1862, and Christopher Hall was appointed creditors' assignee; that £300, i.e. the balance remaining from the previous mortgages, is now owing to D. T. W as the administrator of the estate of D. L., but the interest has been paid to date; that D. T. W. has requested J. J. D. to advance him the sum of £300, which he has agreed to do upon having the transfer of the said mortgage debts, interest and securities.

1 John Thomas Morgan of Nantceirio Hall, co. Card., esq. 2 Mary Morgan of 78, The Watton, Brecon, spinster. Assignment Of Mortgage for £300, for the residue of a term of years, of the m. called Penyrallt, described in no. 234. Recites no. 241, the will of Mary Morgan of Aberystwyth, proved on 26 Jan. 1874, in which she devised and bequeathed all her estate to her sister, Catherine Morgan for life, in trust for her nephew, J. T. M., the will of Catherine Morgan, proved 1 June 1876, which named J. T. M. as the beneficiary and executor, that the said principal sum of £300 is owing to him, the interest having been paid to date, and that 2 has agreed to pay him the said sum, upon transfer to her of the mortgage debt and securities for the same. Seals.

1 Samuel Crew of Common Wood, co. Denb., gent. 2 Thomas Brock of the city of Chester, gent. Assignment of mortgage for £441 of a third part of the capital m. and tmt called Brynford, p. holywell, co. Flint, and other m's and lands of Anne Lloyd in p's holywell, Halkyn, whitford, Rhuddlan and elsewhere in co. Flint. Recites as in no. 1844 and no. 1844, subject to an annuity of £20 for the life of Anne Lloyd, and to remain in the tenure of William Sutton and his heirs to the use and behalf of 2, until the principal sum of £420 and interest be paid.