Dangos 19275 canlyniad

1. Charles Shaw of Besthorpe, Norfolk, esq., son of Elizabeth Shaw, late of Bloomsbury, widow of Charles Shaw of Besthorpe. 2. King Gould of Westminster, esq., son-in-law of the said Elizabeth Shaw. Release, in pursuance of the will of Elizabeth Shaw, of the payment of £600 due to the administrators of Henry Branthwayt, dec., in trust for Elizabeth Shaw, also of the sum of £200, which King Gould borrowed from John Spelman, esq., and which Elizabeth Shaw paid on his account.

1. Rev. Francis Humphreys of Hamstead, Middlesex, clerk, Hanbury Humphreys of Monmouth, gent., and Mary Humphreys of p. St Ebbs in the city of Oxford, spinster. 2. John Morgan of Llantillio Pertholey, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease (draft) for 21 years, determinable on the lives of the said Francis Hanbury and Mary Humphreys, of a dwelling house and farm lands belonging in Llantillio Perthley, but reserving timber and minerals.

Act to extend the powers of an Act passed in 27 George II intituled 'An Act for the better securing to Constables and others the expences of conveying offenders to Gaol, and for allowing the charges of poor persons bound to give evidence against felons', and for allowing to High Constables in that part of the United Kingdom called England, their charges in certain cases. Printed.

Survey of the rectory and parsonage of Newport, with its rights and appurtenances, in the parishes of Newport and Christchurch and in the hamlet of Bettus near Newport, co. Mon., late parcel of the possessions of the bishopric of Gloucester. (For copy, see Nos 97/92 - 99, dated c. 1789.).

Letters patent of Charles II to Edward, marquis of Worcester and others, including Sir Edward Morgan, bart, Thomas Morgan and William Morgan both of Machen, Edmond Morgan, William Morgan of Penkreege, Turbervile Morgan, Lewis Morgan, Thomas Morgan of Penrosse, Henry Morgan and Henry Morgan, esqs, assigning them commissioners of sewers in Monmouthshire, 1660; letters patent of Queen Anne to Sir Charles Kemeys and others, including John Morgan of Tredegar and John Morgan of London, assigning them commissioners, 1709; account of expenditure on behalf of the court of sewers, 1772; and a copy order of the court that William Warren be expenditor to repair one perch of sea wall in the parish of Christchurch presented by John Morgan, esq., 1792.

Original file of vouchers and related papers.

Original file of vouchers and related papers, including relating to the executors of Rev. J. J. Evans's moiety of ground rent on the East Barry estate, Glamorgan.

Original file of invoices, receipts and tax papers.

Original file of vouchers, dividend warrants and statements.

Papers relating to Tymawr Penrhos.

Loose papers, including vouchers, 1910, 1922-1925, memoranda as to a proposed water supply to New Glanrhyd for Captain E. F. M. Simm, from a spring on Penrhos farm, 1923.

Original file of letters, tax papers and accounts.

Covering letter from Tom Jones, headmaster of Alaw school, Trealaw, Glamorgan, to J. F. Groves of Newport, esq., and a manuscript copy of his article 'Castell y Wiber, Penylan, Roath', extracted from his manuscript 'Place-names of Roath'.

Original bundle of letters and other papers relating to the trustees of John Robert Reece and Mary Elizabeth ('Minnie') Sheppard, the children of the late Mrs Elizabeth Reece of Rose Villa near Cardiff. Many of the letters relate to a box of silver plate and other articles deposited by the late Henry Jones Evans of Greenhill near Cardiff, trustee of the estate of Elizabeth Reece, with the banking firm Messrs Wilkins & Co., predecessors in business of Lloyds Bank Ltd.