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Abstract of Title to the Britton Ferry Estate in the several counties of Glamorgan and Brecon, viz. in the parishes of Swansea, Lansamlet, Landiloe Tallabont, Oystermouth, Langenith, Lanryddyan, Langeveylach, Coyty, Cadoxton, Neath, Lantwit-iuxta-Neath, Bagland, Langug, and Killibebill, all in co. Glamorgan; also in the parishes of Ewenny, Colwinston, Lanvihangel-iuxta-Cowbridge, Lantwitt Major, Langan, and Neath, all in co. Glamorgan; also in the parishes of Lanhamulch, town of Brecon, Trallwng, Abereskir, Luell, Lannihangel(sic)-nant-Brane, Krighowell, Langenith, and Lanelly, all in co. Brecon; also in the parishes of Penderyn and Ystradvelty in co. Brecon; also pedigree of Bussy, Lord Mansel as far as it is connected with this abstract.

Act for confirming a lease or grant made by the Hon. Louisa Barbara Mansell, sole daughter and heir of the Right Hon. Bussy, Lord Mansell, deceased, (now the Hon. Louisa Barbara Vernon, wife of the Hon. George Venables Vernon) to Chauncy Townsend, esquire, for certain purposes therein expressed; and for granting a new lease thereof. Printed.

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1. The Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey;. 2. John Gwyn Jeffreys of Swansea, co. Glamorgan, gent. Agreement for retaining the mortgage specified in No. 225, dated 1853, Mar. 26, for ten years, unless in the meantime part of the said Dan-y-Graig Estate be sold as a Lunatic Asylum.

1. John Gwyn Jeffreys, gent, on behalf of himself and all other parties interested in the leasehold estate of Nathaniel Cameron, esquire, in the Dan-y-Graig Vawr Estate. 2. The Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey. Agreement for the sale and purchase of the Dan-y-Graig Vawr Estate.

1. John Gwyn Jeffreys of Swansea, co. Glamorgan, gent;. 2. William Miller Christy, George Holgate Foster, George Scholefield, William Shadbolt, George Tayler, and John Timothy Oxley all of Princes Street, London, esquire;. 3. William Walters of Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, esquire (who has survived John Walters and John Matthew Voss his late partners in buisness as bankers at Swansea);. 4. The said William Walters;. 5. Jane Hughes of Swansea, widow and executrix of the will of Isaac Hughes, late of the same place, hosier, deceased;. 6. George Rolls of Swansea, brewer;. 7. Archibald Grahame of Englefield Green near Windsor, esquire;. 8. The Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey;. 9. Nathaniel Cameron late of DanyGraig Vawr near Swansea, but now of __ in France, esquire. Agreement for the sale of Dan y Graig Vawr Estate to the Committee of Visitors of the United Lunatic Asylum for the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, and Pembroke, as a site for the Asylum.

1. The Hon. Bussy Mansell of Britton Ferry, co. Glamorgan, esquire;. 2. The Right Hon. John, Earl of Bristoll, and the Hon. Lady Elizabeth Hervey, one of his daughters;. 3. Sir Thomas Hanmer of Mildenhall, co. Suffolk, Bart., and James Reynolds, serjeant at law. Agreement to provide for the younger children of the marriage intended to be solemnised between the said Bussy Mansell and Lady Elizabeth Hervey. A sum of ten thousand pounds is agreed to be paid to the said Sir Thomas Hanmer and James Reynolds to be invested upon specified trusts.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George Earl of Jersey, and Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey, to their fourth son the Hon. Francis John Robert Child Villiers of the sum of three thousand pounds, part of the sum of fifty thousand pounds directed to be raised under their marriage settlement for the portions of younger children.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and Sarah Sophia Child, countess of Jersey, of eleven thousand two hundred and fifty pounds to their daughter Lady Clementina Augusta Wellington Child Villiers, and the remainder of the sum of fifty thousand pounds, intended for the portions of their younger children, to their fourth son the Hon. Francis John Robert Child Villiers.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey, of the sum of seven thousand five hundred pounds, part of the sum of fifty thousand pounds directed to be raised by their marriage settlement for the portions of younger children, for the benefit of the Right Hon. Sarah Frederica Caroline Child Villiers.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey, of the sum of three thousand pounds, part of the sum of fifty thousand pounds directed to be raised by their marriage settlement for the portions of younger children, to the Hon. Frederick William Child Villiers.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey, of the sum of ten thousand pounds, part of the sum of fifty thousand pounds directed to be raised by their marriage-settlement for the portions of younger children, for the benefit of the Hon. Augustus John Child Villiers.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey, to the Hon. Francis John Robert Villiers of three thousand pounds, part of a sum of fifty thousand pounds provided by their marriage settlement as the portions for their younger children.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and the Right Hon. Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey, of the sum of four thousand five hundred pounds, part of the sum of fifty thousand pounds directed to be raise by their marriage settlement for the portions of younger children, for the benefit of the Hon. Frederick William Child Villiers.

Appointment by the Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey, and the Right Hon. Sarah Sophia Child, countess of Jersey, of the sum of two thousand pounds, part of the sum of fifty thousand pounds directed to be raised by their marriage settlement for the portions of younger children, for the benefit of the Hon. Francis John Robert Child Villiers.

1. The Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey;. 2. John Dent and John Wormald both of Temple Bar, London esquires;. 3. George Tennant and Richard Harrison both of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gentlemen. Appointment of receivers for paying the interest of £120,000 mortgage money and for keeping down premiums of insurance for £40,000.

1. The Right Hon. George, Earl of Jersey;. 2. John Dent and John Wormald both of Temple Bar, London, esquires;. 3. George Tennant and Richard Harrison, both of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gentlemen. Appointment of receivers to receive the rents from the properties specified in No. 90, dated 1814, Nov. 11, and to keep down the interest of the mortgage to the said John Dent and John Wormald (See No. 149 of even date).

1. The Hon. Augustus John Child Villiers, second son of the Earl and Countess of Jersey, and the Hon. Georgina Augusta Henrietta Villiers, his wife;. 2. William Keith Elphinstone of Harley Street, Cavendish Square, co. Middlesex, esquire, and Henry Charles Hoare of Fleet Street, London, esquire;. 3. The said William Keith Elphinstone and Henry Charles Hoare and the Hon, George Augustus Frederick Villiers commonly called Lord Viscount Villiers, and John Russell of Upton, co. Warwick, esquire. Appointment of the sum of seven thousand pounds to be raised under a power contained in the marriage-settlement of the parties of the first part.

1. Rev. Henry Hemington, late of Leigh, co. Kent, but now of Westerham, co. Kent, clerk, executor of the will of Elizabeth Lewis, late of the parish of St. James, Westminster, co. Middlesex, spinster, deceased, who was the executrix of the will of Erasmus Lewis of the parish of St. James aforesaid, esquire, deceased;. 2. Rev. George Lewis of Westerham, co. Kent, clerk, nephew and heir-at-law of the said Erasmus Lewis;. 3. The Hon. George Venables Vernon of Britton Ferry, co. Glamorgan, and the Hon. Louisa Barbara, his wife, only child and heir of the Right Hon. Bussy Lord Mansel, Baron Mansel of Margam, deceased;. 4. The Hon. Edward Bouverie of Delapree, co. Northampton, and James Shuttleworth of Fawcett, co. York, esquire;. 5. Rev. John Hinchcliffe, doctor in Divinity, chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty, Master of Trinity College in the University if Cambridge, and vicar of Grenwhich, co. Kent, and Elizabeth, his wife (late Elizabeth Crewe of Muxon, co. Stafford, spinster). 6. Joseph Kaye of the parish of St. George (Hanover) Square, co. Middlesex, gent. Assignment for the term of one thousand years of the properties specified in No. 86, dated 1768, Aug. 4, in trust for the said Hon. Edward Bouverie and James Shuttleworth, to attend the inheritance. Endorsed: Assignment of the term of one thousand years in trust for John Crewe and William Baker, 1805, Nov. 25.
   With two endorsements, 1805-1806 (see notes)