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1 John Maybery of Brecon, ironmaster. 2 Thomas Wilkins of same, ironmaster and partner of the said John Maybery. 3 Creditors of the said partners. 4 JeffreysWilkins of Brecon, esq., and Henry Morgan of Bristol, linen draper, two other creditors, Robert Williams of Brecon, gent., and Howell Williams of Crickhowell, gent., trustees of the creditors. Release (draft) of two thirds interest of John Maybery in lands and premises called Ty and Tyr Gwyn bach in Penderin and also of the dwellinghouse called Blaen y Cwm with three pieces of ground belonging called the Garden Ground, Key Lloi and the Two Plocks in p. Glascomb, co. Rad., to be sold for the payment of the debts of the partners.

Statement by George Frere of arrears of payments due from the Clydach Ironworks to Mrs Frere and J. H. Frere, amounting to £1,250 and £9,353.9.5 respectively; it is claimed that Frere had, contrary to agreement, paid interest on a mortgage to Messrs Milkins & Co. and laid out profits in an expansion of the works at Clydach; it is intimated that, if Scale did not pay immediately the arrears due to Mrs Frere and continue the quarterly payments ordered to be paid to her by J. H. Frere, he would put his securities in force to compel the immediate payment of the balance due to him and apply to Chancery to have another manager appointed in Scale's place.

Statement of assets and liabilities of the Brecon Boat Company with inventories of stock at the Brecon wharf, Hafod Farm, Llangattock wharf, Llangunider wharf and kilns, Penkelly, Llanelly wharf, Llweypwll colliery, Bridge level, Black Rock quarry, Maenhelygen sale yard and the Abergavenny sale yard.

Statement of Thomas Ellwood concerning the costs of transporting barrels of lime from Llanelly to Brecon and from Llanelly to Llangunider as a basis for regulating the price to be charged for the ensuing year, sent to John Powell, who in turn sent it along to John Peirce with his comments.

Statement signed by E. Frere and W. Powell concerning the prices at which the several lots in the sale by auction of the Clydach Ironworks were to be sold, amounting to £50,000.

Stipulations proposed by J. H. Frere concerning the methods of discharging the financial liabilities of the Clydach Ironworks of the introduction of J. Scale as manager.

Summons to a witness (not named) to appear at Hereford assizes to testify on behalf of George White, gent., defendant at the suit of the Crown.

Summons to William Vaughan to appear at Hereford assizes to testify on behalf of George White, gent., defendant, at the suit of the Crown.

1 Edward Kendall of Danyparc, co. Brec., esq., William Hibbs Bevan of Beaufort Ironworks, esq., and William Henry West of Beaufort Ironworks, esq. 2 Henry Charles, Duke of Beaufort. Surrender (2 draft copies) of iron ore and coal leased by the Duke of Beaufort as described in 126 to the intent that any term of years granted therein and vested in Messrs Kendall, Bevan and West might become extinguished in the freehold reversion and inheritance of and in the premises immediately expectant on the determination of the said term, so that the Duke of Beaufort should be in the actual possession thereof and enable to grant a new lease.

1 Edward Kendall, Mary Kendall, and William Bevan. 2 Joseph Bailey and Crawshay Bailey. Underlease (draft) of coal and iron concessions granted by the Duke of Beaufort (see 126), paying rents reserved to the Duke and £50 per annum to Messrs Kendall and Bevan.