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Seal (papered).

Seal (papered).

1 James Maslin of p. Oystermouth, co. Glam., cordwainer. 2 Henry Callen of the same, esq. Assignment of a m. on a piece of ground called Norton Burrows, p. Oystermouth, as in the plan drawn in the margin, for the residue of a term of 99 years. Consideration : £160. Recites a lease for 99 years, dated 20 Jan. 1821, from the duke of Beaufort to 1 of a piece of ground called Norton Burrows (4 a.) on which 1 had erected one m., with liberty for 1 to build one other m., and that 2 has contracted with 1 for the sale to him of this last built m. This deed, nos 73-4 and no. 76 have been endorsed as being referred to in the affidavit of David David sworn on the 11 March 1872 (Williams v. Lucas, in Chancery).

1 Mary Coombe of Swansea, co. Glam., widow. 2 John Williams of the same, gent. 3 Robert William Tindal Williams of the same, gent. Assignment Of Mortgage (no. 74) to 3. Recites no. 71 and as therein recited and no. 74.

1 Richard David of Cardigan, corviser. 2 Francis Welshe of St. Dogmells, co. Pemb., gent. Assignment of nos 2 and 10. Recites nos 2 and 10. Seal.

1 Henry Callen of p. Oystermouth, co. Glam., esq. 2 William Stiffe of Swansea, esq. Assignment of the premises comprised in no. 71 for the residue of the term of 99 years. Consideration : £200. Recites no. 71 and as is therein recited.

1 James Ward of the Rock and Fountain Inn, Mysydd Street, licensed victualler. 2 Henry Radcliffe of the Builders Arms, Lower Oxford Street, Swansea, licensed victualler. Assignment of the premises comprised in no. 77 for the residue of the term of 21 years. Consideration : £200. Recites nos 77 and 80.

1 Richard Bryant of the Rock and Fountain Inn, Mysydd Street, Swansea, co. Glam., licensed victualler. 2 James Ward of no. 39, Orchard Street, Swansea, grocer and cattle dealer. Assignment of the premises comprised in no. 77 for the residue of the term of 21 years. Consideration : £140. Recites nos. 77 and 79.

1 William Eastmond of the Rock and Fountain Inn, Mysydd Street, Swansea, co. Glam., licensed victualler. 2 Richard Bryant of the Druids Arms, Swansea, licensed victualler. Assignment of the premises comprised in no. 77 for the residue of the term of 21 years. Consideration : £100. Recites no. 77.

1 Gruff' ap Jenkin ap Res Heire of Cardigan, carpenter. 2 Fraunces Weilshe of the same, merchant. Bargain And Sale of the burgage and garden of 1 within the town of Cardigan, between the guild hall to the south, the water called Muldan to the west, the burgage of James Moris, esq., to the north and the high street leading towards the market cross to the east. 2 to hold the same as by a deed of fee farm made by one Gruff' Philip David, smith, to Jenkin ap Res Heire. Covenant for further assurances; the premises to be discharged of all charges except the rents and services of the fee and an annual rent of 6s. 8d. payable to the heirs of Redderch Waren'. Covenant by 1 to deliver specified title deeds to 2. Consideration : £16 10s. 8d.

1 Francis Welsh of Cardiffe, co. Glam., gent. 2 Elnor Howells of Cardigan, widow. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a m. in p. St. Dogmells, co. Pemb., called Bwlch Mawr, a half burgage and garden in a street called Heol y Skrinkill in the town of St. Dogmells, a burgage and garden in the High Street in Cardigan, a burgage with a backside adjoining called St John's Hould in St. Mary's Street, a half burgage with a garden and two pieces of ground between Souter's Lane and the High Street (names of occupants of most of the above premises given, also boundaries of the premises in Heol y Skrinkill and in Cardigan) and a piece of ground whereon a house of James Philips, esq., stands, being a fee farm to the said James Philips, late in the occupation of James Richard. Covenant to levy a fine of the said premises to the use of 2. Consideration : £140. Endorsed : livery of seisin. Seal (papered).

1 Engharad Morgan of Cardigan, spinster. 2 John Tassy. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of the premises comprised in no. 16, now in the tenure of Ivan ap Howell Dio. Endorsed : livery of seisin. Latin.

1 Ellen Gruff' of Cardigan, spinster. 2 Francis Welshe, gent. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of the premises specified in no. 20. Latin.

1 Thomas Davies of Newton, co. Carm., gent. 2 John Davies of Prickstarowe, p. Laugharn, gent. Bond in £100. 1 and Elizabeth his wife to convey to 2 a moiety of a m. called Prickstarowe, p. Laugharn, with warranty against the persons specified. Recites that 1 in consideration of £30 paid by 2 has contracted that he and Elizabeth his wife shall convey to 2 the above mentioned premises. The said moiety recited as belonging to the said Elizabeth and to Temperance, wife of James Lewis, gent., two of the dau's and co-heirs of Nicholas Saunders, gent., dec.

1 David Ll'en, clerk, rector of Bangor, co. Card., Rothoric Ll'en, clerk, vicar of Chepstoe, co. Mon., and Thomas Moris of Cardigan, gent. 2 Fraunces Welshe of Cardigan, merchant. Bond in £15. David Ll'en to deliver to 2 six score unshorn and 'marchantable' lambs upon or before the last day of May next at the town of Cardigan, or in default thereof to pay 2 the sum of £10. Seals (fragments).

1 Ann Rowland of p. Monington, co. Pemb., spinster. 2 Henry Davies of Cardigan, gent., and Thomas Davies his son and heir. Bond in £160 for the performance of covenants in an indenture of bargain and sale and release of even date.

1 Mawrice ap Philip Pennyth, burgess of Cardigan. 2 Ieuan ap Gr' ap Ieuan Moyle and Dufgu verch Ieuan Vychan his wife. Bond in £20 for the peaceable enjoyment by 2 of the premises comprised in no. 4. Witnesses : as to no. 4. Seal.

1 Phellip ap Hoell ap Bowen of the town of St. Dogmaels, co. Pemb., yeoman, Jenet verch Thomas of p. New Castle in Kemes, spinster, Gwen verch Thomas of p. Llanvair, spinster, and William David Thomas of the aforesaid p. Newcastle, yeoman. 2 Fraunces Welshe, merchant. Bond in £200 relating to two m's in p. St. Dogmells called Tethen ar Teyr Ychlawr Berllen and Bulk More, late the property of Thomas David Thomas, dec., now in the tenancy of William Phellip Roger and Hughe John of the said town, the inheritance of Phellip ap Hoell ap Bowen, by the right of Grace verch Thomas his wife, and of Jenet verch Thomas and Gwen verch Thomas (the said Grace, Jenet and Gwen the dau's and heirs of Thomas David Thomas) and mortgaged for £23 6s. 8d. to one William Phellip Richarte of the said p., yeoman. Phellip ap Hoell ap Bowen, Grace his wife, Jenet verch Thomas and Gwen verch Thomas to discharge the mortgage and to make to 2 a good estate in fee simple in the premises.

1 Nicholas Hyde of Kaermerthin [Carmarthen], merchant, and Dyddgy Jenkyn, alias Dyddgy Weilshe, of Cardigan, widow, late wife of John Weilshe, dec. 2 Fraunces Weilshe. Bond in £200 that 1 and William, John and Gwenllyan Weilshe, sons and daughter of the said John Weilshe, dec., shall not molest or trouble 2 concerning any goods and chattels, etc., belonging to the said John Weilshe that 2 has heretofore had in his custody.

1 Francis Welsh of Cardiffe, co. Glam., gent. 2 Elnor Howells of Cardigan, widow. Bond in £280 for the performance of covenants in no. 34.