The Right Hon. Richard, lord viscount Howe, and Mathew Raper of Thorlers Hall, co. York, esquire, joint executors of the will of John Howe of Hanslop, co. Bucks, esquire;. 2. Joseph Pinfold of Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street, London, esquire. Assignment of a lease of a plot of land on the west side of Bolton Street in the parish of St George, Hanover Square in the liberty of Westminster.
Joseph Pinfold of Bolton Row, parish of St George, Hanover Square, esquire;. 2. The Right Rev. Father in God Jonathan [Shipley], lord bishop of St Asaph. Assignment of a lease of a messuage on the west side of Bolton Street in the parish of St George aforesaid.
Jane Edwards, otherwise Bythel, of Trythyn, co. Flint, widow of John Edwards, yeoman;. 2. Thomas Roberts of Plas y Rhal, parish of Llanbeder, co. Denbigh, gent., and Robert Edwards late of Tyn y Cane, parish of Llangynhafal, co. Denbigh, farmer, executors of the will of Simon Jones, late of Rhos, parish of Llangynhafal, yeoman;. 3. John Roberts of Ty Cerrig, parish of Llantysilio, co. Denbigh, yeoman, and Simon Williams of Bodidrist, farmer. 4. John Ellis of Uwchmynyddissa, parish of Hope, co Flint, gent., and Mary his wife;. 5. James Brodhurst of Chester, apothecary;. 6. William Dix of Chester, gent. Appointment (for the remainder of several terms of years) of a messuage with the parcels of land called Coed cae wrth y ty, Coed cae bedw, Erwfechan, Erw maen ucha, Erwmaenisa, and Erw worrel, Ty'n fron, Coedcae issa, Cae Ty pobty, Erw tan Ty, Talae liki, Erwfain, and y clwtt, all in Uwchmynyddissa, Tynyfforddlas and Erw'r ffordd las in Cymmey, parish of Hope, co. Flint.
Anne Lloyd of Cummey, co. Flint, widow of John Lloyd, gent., deceased;. 2. John Davies of Cummey, gent., and Magdalen his wife, Thomas Hampson of Northop, gent., and Anne his wife, and Thomas Griffith, late of Llanverras, now of Mold, miner, and Margaret his wife;. 3. Ellis Yonge of Acton, co., Denbigh, esquire. Agreement for the conveyance of Erw ffordd lass, Tir porth, y saith cyfer, and Erw las, the mill dam, stream, and water courses leading from the river Cagidog to the mill of Ellis Yonge, and the Quillett below the Dam, all in Cummey aforesaid, Caie tan y Castell in Caergurley, parish of Hope, a yoking of land lying between two closes called Cair gwallie in Caergurley aforesaid, and the use and enjoyment of chair, sitting, or kneeling and burying place in the chancel of the church of Hope on the south side of the north 'isle' adjoining the sitting place of Thomas Jones of Bryn, the pew or seat of Philip Puleston, esquire, and the pew or seat of the said Ann Lloyd.
