Dangos 234 canlyniad

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Probate of the will of Arthur Painter late of Cawarded in p. Tilston, Cheshire, yeoman, dec. Will dated Aug. 16, 1694. [Reference to Quakers at Holt].

1 Thomas Kingsbury of the city of Dublin, Doctor in Physick;. 2 Thomas Gleadowe of the same city, merchant. Lease for 36 years of a house belonging to the Cathedral Church of St Patrick's, Dublin, and situated within, the precincts of the said Cathedral Church.

Final Concord in a fine levied between John Orange, plaintiff, and Roger Maddock, Thomas Jellico, Thomas Hickson, William Spence, Thomas Wright, William Adshead, Sefton Carter, John Jones the elder, James Fletcher, Thomas Crane, William Brown the elder, Francis Cope, Joseph Carter, John Jones the younger, Thomas Linney, Charles Whittle, William Boyle, George Prince, Robert Jones, William Brown the younger, Joseph Crosbye, William Revington, Thomas Maddock, Edward Repington, John Bennion, Timothy Jones, William Rathbone, John Shannon, Robert Fletcher, William Harrison and John Saunders, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., Chapel, and Meeting-house on the South side of the Churchyard of St John Baptist in p. St John Baptist in the city and Cheshire to be the right of the plaintiff.

1 Thomas Puleston of Emral, co. Flint, esq.;. 2 Samuel Evans of Worthenbury, yeoman. Lease for 21 years of a water corn mill and a close of land called the Canary-Banks in p. Worthenbury, co. Flint. Affected by damp.

Formerly Edward Owen MSS 1-133.

English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 3.

An alphabetical list of Welsh poets, with first lines of the poems attributed to them, and references to the manuscripts (British Museum Additional) in which they occur. Welsh, English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 5.

English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 6.

English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 7.

English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 10.

Arthuriana. Letters to Edward Owen from Alfred Nutt and others, 1903-1918; details of the International Arthurian Congress at Truro, 1930; an essay by Edward Owen entitled 'The Arthurian legends: suggested identification', etc. English, French. Formerly Edward Owen MS 14.

English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 16.

Papers relating to Owain Glyndwr and to the probable locality of his grave. Correspondence between Edward Owen and D. Lloyd George concerning the project of marking the traditional resting-place of Owain Glyndwr at Monnington-on-Wye, 1936-1937. English, French, Latin. Formerly Edward Owen MS 17.

Rough proofs and press cuttings of a series of articles on 'Ludovic Lloyd', written by Edward Owen, and published in the North Wales Guardian, Feb.-April 1931, with notes etc. English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 19.

'Sir Rhys ap Thomas: a study in family history & Tudor politics' [including the fate of Rhys ap Gruffydd] by David Jones, Wallington, with some notes by Edward Owen. English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 21.

Transcripts incorporated by Edward Owen in his two articles on 'The decline of the Tudors of Penmynydd, Môn'. (Trans. Ang. Ant. Soc., 1935, pp. 48 and 80). English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 28.

Press cuttings, rough drafts, etc., of articles etc. of articles by Edward Owen on Vale Crucis Abbey; Flintshire and the levy of ship-money; an early Denbighshire schoolmaster, and other subjects. English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 42.

Letters and papers concerning the true heraldic symbol of Wales and the claims of Wales to be represented on the Royal Standard and on the coinage of the realm, etc. English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 45.

English. Formerly Edward Owen MS 46.