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Abstract of the title of William, Lord Kensington, and William Edwardes to lands in the parish of Narberth contracted to be sold to the Whitland and Tenby Railway Company.

Abstract of the title of John Wogan, esq., to the manor and rectory of Boulston and other estates in Boulston and in the parishes of Carew, Dale, Marlos, St. Brides, Buron, Steynton, Lambston, Spittall, Harroldston, Saint Martins, Haverfordwest, Camrose, and to quit rents in the parishes of Festrop, St. Martins, St. Marys, Haverfordwest, and Landeloy, co. Pembroke.

Abstract of the report of John Clark (see No. 1624 dated 20 Nov. 1802), with observations on the valuation of the estates of the see of St. Davies, the court baron, the commons, and proposals for surveying and mapping by Charles Hassall.

Abstract of the first fruits of the diocese of St. Davids from the records of the Queen, in the autograph of Richard Milborne, bishop of St. Davids (1615-2), at Eglwys Comin [co. Carmarthen], communicated by D. Howells son of James Howels, vicar of Abernant, 1662.

Abstract Of Returns made by the Overseers of the Poor in co. Cardigan of the annual value of estates, etc., in pursuance of the Act 55 Geo. III, c. 51. Printed.

Abstract of rentals of the estate of Henry Scourfield in Clarbeston, Bletherston, Walton, the hundreds of Roose and Dewsland, Wiston and Tenby, the hundreds of Dungleddy and Kemmes, and the town and county of Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke.

Abstract of deeds relating to Slade in the hamlet of the parish of St. Martin's, Haverfordwest, by way of instructions for the conveyance of the same.

Abstract Book of the rentals of the Scourfield estate in New Moat, the hundreds of Roose and Dewsland, Wiston, Haverfordwest and Nevern, co. Pembroke, Maescar, Brecon, Devynock, Llanvrenach, Gwenddwr, Llanvigan and Merthir Cunnock, co. Brecknock.

1. Henry Scourfield of Robeston Hall, esq., and William Henry Scourfield of the same, esq.;. 2. James Gibby of Park East aforesaid. Rent: £176 annually. Duties: eight fat hens, two bushels of black oats, to keep a dog or bitch and one cock and to provide two carts to carry coal, culm, etc.