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Yr Ysgol Sabbothol: Coflyfr Dosbarth, 1884. A notebook containing statistics of classes at a Sunday school in 1884. Welsh.

Y Digrifwr, casgliad o gampiau a dichellion Thomas Jones o Dregaron yn Sir Aberteifi, 1811. Printed. Welsh.

He has heard nothing of the concluding part of Salesbury. Sees that Rev. Robert Jones had a copy of Robert's Grammar. Mr Wynne Ffoulks is visiting him on Thursday and he wonders whether D.S.E. could come to meet him. Lord Herbert Vane was at Peniarth on Tuesday and gave a much better account of Lord Londonderry.

Writ relating to a debt of £20 lately recovered by Henry William, executor of the will of Henry Rees, against Morgan Davies of Llandilovawr, yeoman, and Elienor his wife, and Elizabeth Bynon alias Evans, widow, late of Llansadurne, nephew and heir of David Lloyd, gent, dec., late of Llethermawer, co. Carm. Latin.

Writ Of Sub Poena to John Wynn, esq., to appear at the Court of the Exchequer at Westminster to answer certain articles. Endorsed with name of plaintiff: David ap Ieuan Meredith, Carnarvon. See Emyr Gwynne Jones, Exchequer Proceedings (Equity) Concerning Wales, (Board of Celtic Studies, History and Law Series IV) pp. 77, 78.

Writ Of Mandamus issued to John [Egerton], bishop of Durham, to command the Sheriff of co. Durham to deliver to Thomas Brown and Caleb Whitfoord, all the goods and chattles, of Sir James Pennyman, bart, and a moiety of his tmt's and lands in the sheriff's bailiwick, to hold as their freehold until they shall have fully levied the debts and damages. Recites that T.B. and C.W. by judgement of the Court at Westminster recovered against Sir James Pennyman, £800 of debt and 63s. damages; that the Sheriff of Middlesex had returned that Sir James had no goods or chattles in his Bailiwick to pay debt; that Sir James has sufficient goods and lands within Bishopric of Durham to pay debt.

Writ Of Mandamus issued to John [Egerton] bishop of Durham, to command the Sheriff of co. Durham, to deliver to Thomas Brown and Caleb Whitfoord all the goods and chattles of Sir James Pennyman, bart, and a moiety of his tmt's and lands in the Sheriff's bailiwick, to hold as their freehold until they shall have fully levied the damages. Recites that T.B. and C.W. by judgement of the Court at Westminster recovered against Sir James Pennyman, £306 damages; that the Sheriff of Middlesex had returned that Sir James had no goods or chattles in his Bailiwick to pay debts; that Sir James has sufficient goods and lands within the Bishopric of Durham to pay damages.

The purchase of the Crosswood crwth.

He knows nothing of a contest but should such take place, he would feel extremely mortified if he could not render his services. His friendship would command him to prefer J.J.'s claim which he thinks is a just one. He hopes to see J.J. at Quarter Sessions.

Informing JW that 'Glandulais' was sold privately to strangers. Family matters.

Devises m. situated at Predbull, p. Llansillan, co. Denb., and m. called Kae Howell Vechan, in p. Edgerley, Shropshire, to his second son, Thomas, and his third son, Henry, but if his eldest son, Edward pays Thomas and Henry £300 within twenty years, the properties are to be devised to Edward; a m. in Maesbrooke, which he had purchased from John Davies, to his youngest son, Roger, until his eldest son, Edward, pays his youngest son, Roger, £100, when property is to be devised to Edward; all his goods and chattels, all timber of his land called Kae Howell to his wife, Elizabeth for paying his debts; m. in Maesbrooke to his brother, David Gethin, until his son, Edward, pays D.G., £100, according to the will of his late father, William Gethin; m. and lands in Predbull, p. Llansillin, to his brother, David, for two years immediately after the death of his mother, Jane. No note of probate. Marked on dorse: 'No 15'.

Testator directs that the lord of man. Ledbury Forren, to whom he has surrendered the house in which he lives, grants the same to his daughter, Martha, who is to pay his son, Stephen, 40s.; devises all his freehold land to his daughter, Martha. Seal.

Devises 2 mansion houses and gardens and one park called Parke y Pendrim, p. Pembrey, to her daughter, Kattringe David and Thomas David, her son in law. Bequests of money and chattels to her brother, David William, and her grandchild, David Thomas.

Bequeaths all her estate to her nephew, Richard Gregory of p. Braborne, Kent, carpenter, son of her nephew, Abraham Gregory, late of Westwell, Kent, husbandman, dec.

Will (copy) of Nathaniel Williams of Glandulais, p. Llangathen, co. Carm., farmer Devises Glandulais House to his wife, Elizabeth, and after her decease, to his brother, Sir John Williams, bart. In codicil (dated 20 May 1908) he appoints David Williams, late of Coedmawr, Llanddausant, now of Glandulais, Llangathen, trustee.

Asking JW to fill in the enclosed form and return it to the Secretary of the Royal Victorian Order, Buckingham Palace, and also to return the insignia of the KCVO to the same address.