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1. The Reverend Charles Bowen of Camrose, co. Pembroke, clerk;. 2. William Moore, late of the island of Barbadoes in America, then of Bath, co. Somerset. Articles of Agreement concerning the conveyance of two plantations in the island of Barbadoes, called the Pine and the Bell.

1. The Reverend Charles Bowen of Camrose, co. Pembroke, clerk, and Elizabeth, his wife, John Jordan of Dumpledale, co. Pembroke, gent., and Ann, his wife, John Laughrne of Cosheston, co. Pembroke, gent., and Jane, his wife, Margarett Wheeler and Sarah Wheeler, both of Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, spinsters, sisters and sisters in law of William Wheeler late of Haverford West, esq., deceased, and nieces of Colonel William Wheeler, late of London, esq., also deceased, and Edward Lascells of London, merchant;. 2. William Moore late of the island of Barbadoes in America but then of Bath, co. Somersett, merchant. Articles of Agreement concerning the sale of two plantations called the Pine and the Bell in the island of Barbadoes.

1. William Davies of Nash, co. Pembrocke, gent., and Thomas Davies of the same place, gent., son and heir apparent of the said William;. 2. Edward Jones of Tregib, co. Carmarthen, gent, and Edward Davis of Pentre, co. Carmarthen, gent. Articles of Agreement previous to the marriage of the said Thomas Davies and Joyce Gwynne of Pentre, referring to a messuage called Wells in St. Twynnells, co. Pembrocke, messuages in Hodgeston, co. Pembrocke, and messuages in Llanelly, co. Carmarthen. Copy.

1. Pattison Ellames of Chester, esq.;. 2. The Reverend Thomas Youde of Plasmadoc, co. Denbigh, clerk;. 3. Charles Potts of Chester, gent. Assignment of the mortgage contained in No. 17 of 5 November 1784.

1. Henry Myllsaunndre of Cronwern, co. Pembrock, yeoman;. 2. John Howell of Eastlegg in the parish of Ambroth in the same county, yeoman. Bond for the quiet possession of a messuage and lands in the parishes of Ambroth and Cronwern, co. Pembrock, called Blaen dylo.

1. Sir James Williams;. 2. John Ho'ell. Bond relating to No. 27 of even date.

1. The Reverend Thomas Youde of Plasmadoc, co. Denbigh, clerk;. 2. Charles Potts of Chester, gent. Bond relating to the further mortgage of messuages and lands called Pen y Bont in the township of Bodylltin and parish of Rhuabon, co. Denbigh, and of annuities payable out of the manor of Tir Evan in the county of Denbigh, and out of various messuages and lands in the counties of Denbigh and Lancaster.

1. Llewelin Harry of Treagwynt, co. Pembrock, gent.;. 2. Thomas Lloyd of Kyllkithed in the same county, esq. Declaration of the uses of a fine levied upon property in the parishes, hamlets or townreds of llangloffan, Granndstone, St. Nicholas, Rose ynwen, Llanvnda, Trevedd lym and Marthery, co. Pembrock.

1. Charles Floyer of the town of Abergavenny, co. Monmouth, gent., and Blanch, his wife;. 2. Kedgewyn Webley of London, gent., John Hughes of the town of Brecon, co. Brecon, esq., and Daniel Price of Abergavenny, apothecary;. 3. The Most Hon. Charles Noel, Duke of Beaufort, the said Kedgewyn Webley and John Hughes, Richard Lewis of Langeney, co. Brecon, esq., James Parry of Landevaylog, co. Brecon, esq., Katherine Meredith and Cecily Meredith of Abergavenny, spinsters, Richard Llewelin of Lanfoist, co. Monmouth, Thomas Powell, Harcourt Powell and James Hayward of London, gentlemen, John Jeffreys of the same place, esq., Alice Heath of Pistlebrook in Herefordshire, widow, executrix of John Heath of the same place, deceased, William Watkins of Grosmont, co. Monmouth, gent., and Elizabeth Goodere, Mary Goodere and Anne Goodere, spinsters. Demise by the first to the second party hereto of a capital messuage called Whitehouse ffarme with the capital dwelling house called Whitehouse, a messuage called Pentoyne ffarm, two messuages called Pen y llan lase ffarm, a messuage with orchard, garden, etc., called Pen y llan lace, one other messuage, a tucking mill, dwelling house and close of meadow ground, and a messuage called the Little ffarm, all in the parish of Lantillio Pertholey, co. Monmouth; a messuage called the Lloynee in the parishes of Lantillio Pertholey and Abergavenny, co. Monmouth; three closes of arable land called Maes y Menich Vawr in the parish of Abergavenny; a dwelling house, malt house, etc., in the town of Abergavenny; the manor or lordship of Loyney, one other messuage, a capital messuage called the Niarth, a barn and several parcels of land, two messuages called Lloyney Mawr and Lloyney Bach, a parcel of rough ground called Coed Mawr, and a messuage and several parcels of land including one close of meadow called Gworloed Newith, all in the parish of Saint Michael Cwm du, co. Brecon; and several parcels of land called Coed y Barra and Caye Cochon in the parish of Lansamfread, co. Brecon. Also a covenant by the first party to release to the second party parcels called Cae Cynhythloyne situated at Kilvaynor in the parish of Saint Michael Cwmdu, co. Brecon; several other closes or parcels, a messuage called Kilweech ffarme, several parcels of land, two messuages, farms and lands called the lloyven ffarms, two messuages and parcels of lands, a cottage and garden, two acres of land in a close called Pen y Caie Ycha, a messuage and lands called the Gare ffarme, several parcels intermixed with a freehold called Blaen y Cwm ffarme, and more parcels, etc., all in the parish of Saint Michael Cwmdu, co. Brecon; parcels and closes of land in the parish of Lanvilloi, co. Brecon; and a messuage in Tretower in Cwmdu, closes called Tyr pullen and Clo[--]yr [--], closes called Tonn Mawr, Cae bach, Cae Man Lloyd and Cae dan y Glwyd, closes called Tyr pwll, Cae bach and One Acre in Cae wraig y Gove, closes called Caie draw and Caie Kenoll, closes called Cae wraig y Gove, Erw Vaine, seven Acres and Cae Quarrel, and a close called Croft y Bondrum, all in the parish of Saint Michael Cwmdu, co. Brecon. The said property was conveyed to the second party hereto for the benefit of the creditors of the first party.

1. The Reverend Thomas Youde of Plasmadoc, co. Denbigh, clerk;. 2. Charles Potts of Chester, gent. Further Mortgage of messuages and lands called Pen y Bont in the township of Bodylltin and parish of Rhuabon, co. Denbigh, and of two annuities payable out of the manor of Tir Evan in the county of Denbigh and out of messuages and lands in the counties of Denbigh and Lancaster.

1. Thomas Youde;. 2. Charles Potts. Further Mortgage of the messuages and lands [called Pen y Bont] in the township of Bodyltyn and parish of Rhuabon, co. Denbigh, and of annuities [payable out of the manor of Tir Evan in co. Denbigh and out of other property in cos. Denbigh and Lancaster].

1. Owen Howell of the parish of Amroth, co. Pembrock, yeoman, and Jenett, his wife;. 2. Thomas Davies of Egloiskymyn, co. Carmarthen, clerk, and David Nashe of Jeffreston, co. Pembrock, yeoman. Grant in trust of a messuage called Eastleg, a messuage called Pendylo, and the moiety of a messuage and parcels thereto belonging called Litle Krygvorion, all in the parish of Amroth, co. Pembrock.

1. Henry William of the parish of llanrian, co. Penbrock, yeoman;. 2. Thomas lloid of Kilkerthed in the same county, esq. Grant of fourteen parcels of land in the township and fields of Trevethlem in the parish of Mathry and county aforesaid. Latin.

1. Sir James Williams of Pant Ho'ell, co. Carmarthyn, Kt.;. 2. John Ho'ell, junior, of the parish of Ambroth, co. Penbrock, husbandman. Grant of twelve acres of land in Ambroth. Latin.

Grant to Sir Arthure Chichester, Kt., Lord Chichester, Baron of Belfast and Lord Deputy of Ireland, of the custody, wardship and marriage of Hughe Owen, cousin and next heir of Sir Hughe Owen, Kt., deceased, viz. son and heir of John Owen, deceased, son and next heir of the said Sir Hughe Owen. Attached is an extent of all the manors, messuages, etc., late of Sir Hughe Owen, Kt., deceased.

1. Rice Lloyd of Clochvan, co. Monntgomery, esq., Edward Lloyd of Place Maddock, co. Denbigh, esq., Jenkin Lloyd of Place Bennion, co. Denbigh, esq., eldest son and heir apparent of the said Rice Lloyd and Sarah, his wife, and Thomas Jones of Llantysilio, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. George Ravenscroft of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, gent. Lease of possession of a capital messuage called Clochvan Ucha in the township of Llanywared, a messuage called Ty yn y maes in the township of Llanywared, a messuage called Ty yn y Dole in the several townships of Llanyviny and Llanywared, a messuage called Pant y Vedow and a water corn grist mill called Vellin Vawr in the township of Llanywared, numerous messuages including those called Croesty, Allt y Dernell, Rhiew y Dernell, Rhiewlas and Bryn y postig in Glynguuwith in the township of Llanywared, numerous messuages including those called Henvass and Cornell in the township of Llanyvyny, a messuage in the said townships of Llanyvyny and Llanywared, messuages including those called Gelly Vawr, Voell Pryssylwydd, Court and Bwlch y Garreg Ucha in the township of Glyngunwith, a messuage in Kefen y Vodey, a messuage called Nant Gwernog in Kefen y Vodey, four messuages called Nant Gwernog in Keven y Vodey, four messuages including one called Rhiew bron y Gelly in the township of Glynbrochan, a messuage in the township of Llanywarred called Tyr y Llan, and parcels of land in Glynbrochan, all thus far in the parish of Llangirrig, co. Monntgomery; a capital messuage in Rhydonen and Trevechan, a messuage in Rhydonen and a house or cottage in Rhydonen with two crofts belonging thereto called Erw yr nant, all in the parish of Llanynyss, co. Denbigh; messuages, etc., in Bersham, Ruthin, Llanvorog and Minera, co. Denbigh; an annual rent of one shilling issuing out of a messuage in Bersham called y Lloft Wen; all other the messuages and lands of the said Rice Lloyd in the parishes of Llangirrig and Llanidloes or elsewhere in co. Montgomery which had descended to him from his late father, Jenkin Lloyd; all other the messuages and lands of the said Jenkin Lloyd in the parish of Llanynnyss or elsewhere in co. Denbigh; a capital messuage or mansion house called Plase Maddock in the township of Ruabon, co. Denbigh, tithes of corn and grain in the township of Christioneth Kenrick in the parish of Ruabon aforesaid, a water corn grist mill in Drevor Issa, co. Denbigh, called Mellin y Coed, a messuage with parcels of land thereto belonging in Christioneth Kenrick, five parcels of land in the same township called Y Coed Mawr, Y Coed Bychan, Erow Sheat, Y Cae Glase and y Dole, a messuage and two parcels in Christioneth Kenrick called y Tir Clach otherwise Tir Calch and Cae Vedwen, three parcels in Ruabon called Gwerglodd Sarney, Kae Ucha and Kae James Issa, a messuage in Christioneth Kenrick, parcels called Kenvase Issa, the Great meadow otherwise Y Werglodd vawr, Y Derlwyn, Errw Sheat, Kae brynwyn, Tir y gath, Y Kenvaes Ucha, Kae Bychan, Y Cae hir, Y Cae Crwn, Gwerglodd y Coed, maes y Derwen, Gwerglod maes y Derwen and Llaes maes y Derwen all these last being in Ruabon and Christioneth Kenrick aforesaid, parcels called Werne Ucha and Tyre y Bryn yscraft in Ruabon aforesaid, a house or tenement, another messuage and lands called Plass Ithell in Ruabon, two parcels in Ruabon called Gwerglodd Tyr yn Bryn and Gwern Ganoll, and all other the messuages and lands of Edward Lloyd and Elizabeth, his daughter, wife of Jenkin Lloyd in the parish of Ruabon or elsewhere in co. Denbigh.

1. John Edwards, the younger, of Glyn, co. Denbigh, esq., only son and heir apparent of John Edwards, the elder, of the same place, esq., and Sarah, wife of John Edwards, the younger and daughter and heir at law of Jenkin Lloyd late of Clochvan, co. Montgomery, esq., deceased;. 2. Thomas Parry of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, gent. Lease of possession of a capital messuage called Clochvan Ucha, messuages called Ty yn y maes, Ty yn y Dole and Pant y Vedow, a water corn grist mill called Velin Vawr, messuages including those called Croesty, Allt y Dernoll, Rhiewydernoll, Rhiewlas, Gelly Vawr, Voel pey Pylwydd, Court, Bwlch y Garreg Ucha, Nant gwernog and Tyr y Llan, and several parcels of land, all in the parishes of Llangerrig and Llanidloes, co. Montgomery; a capital messuage called Rhydonen, one other messuage, a house or cottage with two crofts called Erw yr nant, several other messuages, and an annual rent of one shilling issuing out of a messuage in Bersham, co. Denbigh, called Y loft wen, all these last being situated in the parishes of Llanynis, Llanganhafal, Ruthin, Llanvorog and Wrexham, co. Denbigh; a capital messuage, mansion house and tenement called Plas Maddock in Ruabon, co. Denbigh; an iron furnace with smithy, buildings, etc., called Plas Maddock Furnace in Ruabon; tithes of corn and grain in the township of Christioneth Kenrick in the parish of Ruabon; a water corn grist mill in Trevor issa in the parish of Llangollen, co. Denbigh, called Melin y Coed; a messuage and parcels of land in the township of Christioneth Kenrick, closes in the same township called Y Coedmawr, Y Coed buchan, Erow Sheat, Y Cae Glase and Y Dole, a messuage and two parcels in Christioneth aforesaid called Tir Clach otherwise Tir Calch and Cae Vedwen, three parcels in Rhuabon called Gwerglodd Sarney, Cae Ucha and Cae James Issa, a messuage in Christioneth, parcels called Kenvaes Issa, the Great Medow otherwise Y Werglodd fawr, Y Derlluyn, Erw Streat, Cae bryn wyn, Tir y Gath, Y Kenvaes Ucha, Cae Buchan, Y Cae hir, Y Cae Crwn, Gwerglodd y Coed, Maes y Derwen, Gwerglodd Maes y Derwen and Llaesmaes y Derwen all in Rhuabon and Christioneth Kenrick, parcels called Werne Ucha and Tyre y Bryn y Scraff in Rhuabon, a house or tenement, a messuage called Plas Ithell in Rhuabon, and two parcels in Rhuabon called Gwer Glodd Tyr yn Bryn and Gwernganoll; all mines of coal and iron and other minerals of the said John Edwards, the younger, and Sarah, his wife; all other the messuages, etc., of John Edwards, the younger, and Sarah, his wife, in the parishes of Llangerrig and Llanidloes, or elsewhere in co. Montgomery, late the estates of Rice Lloyd, late grandfather of the said Sarah; and all other the messuages of the said Sarah in the parishes of Llanynis, Llanganhafal, Ruthin, Llanvorog, Rhuabon, Llangollen and Wrexham or elsewhere in co. Denbigh.

1. Mary Edwards of Glyn, co. Denbigh, spinster, sister and heir of John Edwards, the younger, late of the same place, esq., deceased, and Mary Edwards otherwise Wynne of Bronygarth, co. Salop, widow;. 2. The Reverend Thomas Youde of Plasmaddock, co. Denbigh, clerk. Lease of possession of a messuage and parcels of land called Peny Bont in the township of Bodylltin and parish of Ruabon, co. Denbigh.