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Devisees: Elizabeth, niece, wife of Edward Leach of Pembroke, Attorney-at-law; a m. in Goat Street; Frances, niece, wife of Hendy Reed of Lamphey Park, esq.; household effects, furniture, etc.; other minor bequests.

1. Valentine Davis. 2. James Summers, esq. Account of charges for a certificate for the registration of the Order in Council for uniting the benefices of St. Lawrence with St. Edrons.

Deals with the legal affairs of Caroline Phillipps.

1. Mary Ann Twyning, spinster. 2. William Henry Twyning, esq. Schedule and receipt for title deeds of lands Mortgaged for £2,000 (at 5%) called Bryner, p. Lampeter Velfrey and Llandewy Velfrey, co. Pemb.

1. South Wales Railway Co. 2. Summers Harford, esq. Notice of enquiry to be held before the Sheriff of co. Pemb. and a jury on 25 July 1848 to determine the sum of money to be paid from 1 to 2 as compensation for lands. Endorsed: In lieu of the former notice of enquiry delivered to you on 3 July instant. [See no. 91].

1. The Rev. William Henry Twyning. 2. The South Wales Railway Company. Memorandum of agreement of sale of certain pieces of land, 2 a., in p. Llandewy Velfry, co. Pemb., in the occupation of John Phillips and Phillip Phillips. Consideration: £400. [See no. 91].

1. C. E. Trevelyan, Treasury Chambers. 2. James Summers. Request for a statement of the fees and emoluments received by 2 in his capacity as clerk of the Mayor's Court at Haverfordwest in each of the five years until 31 December 1846. [See nos 103, 105-6, 112, 200].

1. W. G. Hayter, Treasury Chambers. 2. James Summers, esq., clerk of Haverfordwest court. Compensation of £11-8-0 on the release of 2 from 'all responsibility and labour' of his office. [See no. 102].

Case from James Summers for the opinion of E. Beavan on the case as to Colonel Greville being bound to grant a lease of the dry dock at Hubberston Pill to the assigness of J. Hogan, a bankrupt. Beavan's reply added.

Asks Summers to prepare a new sixty year lease.

Devisees: James Thomas, servant, £100; all else to Charles Wheeler J. W. Bowen, brother. Copy.

1. William Parker Howell of the city of Worcester, and of Penyrheol, p. co. Carm., esq. 2. Morgan Rice James and seven others, all of the town and co. of Haverfordwest, surviving feoffees of Sir John Perrott, kt, dec. Conveyance of a dwellinghouse at High Street, Haverfordwest, co. Pemb. Consideration: £25. Recital of indenture, dated 14 February 1846, releasing the said dwelling house to 1. Copy.

3 Bequests to nieces. [See nos 129, 135].

Calendar of prisoners for trial at the Central Quarter Sessions of the peace to be held at Haverfordwest on Tuesday, 17 October 1854. List of petty jury attached. [See no. 156].

1. 23 Freeholders of co. Pemb. 2. The Honourable Robert Fulke Greville, High Sheriff, co. Pemb. Request for a meeting to give effect to the desire of 1 to display benevolence to the orphans and widows of those killed during the Crimean War. [See nos 165, 167].

Pembrokeshire Patriotic Fund Minutes of a meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of co. Pemb., convened by the Honourable Robert Fulke Greville, High Sheriff, at the Shirehall, Haverfordwest, on Saturday 18 November 1854. [See no. 164].

Relates to the National Fund established to assist the widows and orphans of those killed in action during the Crimean War. Greville encloses 20 guineas towards the said fund. [See nos 128, 164].

Request for information about Henry Twyning, uncle of sender. [See no. 170].

Regrets inability to supply information on Henry Twyning, uncle of recipient, since he was buried at Lampeter. [See no. 169].