Dangos 323 canlyniad

Numbered 1-19.

Papers mounted, interleaved, and bound in five white vellum volumes; gilt lettering; folio. It appears that the papers were acquired by Mr Stanley Leighton in one volume. Note. Some of the documents relating to Oswestry in theses volumes have been printed in Byegones and offprints have been pasted on the interleave opposite the text.

Vol. I. Two letters to Mr Leighton are pasted at the beginning of the volume, one from John Bennett, the bookseller who had sold the manuscript to him, and one from Stephen Donne, nephew of the John Donne from whom the bookseller had acquired the manuscript. These are followed by a sheet, written towards the beginning of the eighteenth century, giving a brief description of the contents of the original volume with some remarks on the character of the scribe - Edward Lloyd of Llanvorda, near Oswestry. This volume consists of a letter book of Edward Lloyd from 1676 to 1678, containing copies of letters addressed by him to several persons, with copes of a few other letters. Many of the letters signed E. Ll. refer to his interests in the herring trade. The last letter, which is incomplete, gives an account of the treatment which he received in the districts around the river Dyfi.

Paper; 72 pp.; bound in vellum, 4to. Accounts of receipts of rent and disbursements, Park Hall, Burgill, and Oswestry, 1729-1733; receipts signed by Mary and Emma Charlton, 1733-9.

Two notebooks containing inventories of plate, household furniture, and effects at No. 104 Piccadilly. Printed catalogues of a sale by Messrs. Rushworth & Jarvis at 104 Piccadilly on 29 and 30 July, 1857. With prices realised entered on the margins. Miscellaneous papers - copies of a will and codicils of Miss Fanny Williams-Wynn, executor's accounts, and memoranda on property.

'Sir H. Wynns Brouillons To THE Foreign Office'. Three volumes, so titled on spine, made up of drafts (& a few copies) of Wynn's public dispatches to the foreign secretary for each of the years 1849, 1850, 1851.

Items numbered 1-316.

1. Henry, Earl of Arundell;. 2. Arthur Chambers of Petton, co. Salop, gent. Grant of two parcels of land called Coytkay Wirgloth Egnion (twelve acres) in a field called Mayes y brynn glybe, and Cay Vicar (six acres), both situate in Sweney, co. Salop, and being part of the lordship of Oswestrye. Latin.

1. William Albanye, citizen and merchant tailor of London;. 2. Thomas Powell of Whittington, co. Salop, esq., and Mary, his wife. Feoffment of the property specified in No. 17. Latin.

1. Hughe ap John wynn of Porkynton, co. Salop, gent.;. 2. Edward ap David ap William of the same, yeoman. Mortgage for £26 of a close of land called Erw y Bvarth in the township of Porkynton. Latin.

1. David Edwards of the town of Oswestry, co. Salop, gent.;. 2. Roger Edwards, his son. Grant of a messuage in the occupation of Margaret Veghan, a garden and parcels of lands (three acres) adjoining thereto, a parcel of land called Cay Newydd (eight acres) and another parcel of land (five acres), all situate in Cottom in the township of Sweney. Latin.

Power Of Attorney from David Edwards of Oswestry, co. Salop, gent., to David ap John ap Richard of Weston, yeoman, to take the livery of seisin of the property specified in No. 59. Latin.

1. Arthur Chambre of Pettn, co. Salop. gent., and Katherine, his wife;. 2. Edward Owen of the town of Shrewsbury, gent. Grant of the property specified in No. 89. Latin.

1. Edward Owen of the town of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, gent.;. 2. Arthur Chambre of Petton, gent. Grant, with the reservation of a fee-farm rent, of the property specified in No. 91. Latin.

Instructions of Mr Albany in his business with Mr Atkyns, consisting of the abstract of a number of deeds relative to the affairs of Mr Thomas Powell.

1. John Nicholas of Kyneyston, co. Salop, gent.;. 2. Edward Gethin of Maesbrooke. Covenant (copy) to stand seised of messuages and lands in the township of Kyneyston.

1. John Hodnett of Sweney, co. Salop, yeoman;. 2. Thomas Baker of the same township, yeoman. Lease for 13 years of three parcels of land called Reesfyelde, Whitfyelde, and litle moore, situate in Sweney.

Exemplification of judgement in the plea of Thomas Baker, tithe-farmer of the town of Sweney in the parish of Oswestry, and rector of the said parish, against John ap Edward of the same, for the recovery of a tithe debt.