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Vol. containing material relating to the claims made by Mr Jones to portions of the Tredegar Estate. Its contents include copy rentals of the estate of the Hon. William Morgan, esq., in cos Mon., Glam., and Brec. (original dated 1722), abstract of the settlement on the intended marriage of William Morgan, esq., and the Rt Hon. Lady Rachel Cavendish (dated 1723), correspondence dated May 1783, and an abstract of deeds dated 1570 - 1724.

Vol. containing copies of the four royal charters granted to the town of Monmouth. The charters are dated respectively: 30 June, 3 Edward VI; 17 Feb., 4 and 5 Philip and Mary; 2 Dec., 3 James I; 18 May, 17 Charles II. Latin.

Vol. containing accounts of the receipt of rents from the estates of Charles Morgan and (later) Sir Charles Morgan, bart, in Kent and Middlesex; also accounts of sundry payments.

Vol. containing 'A Treaty concluded and signed at Madrid 5 Oct. 1750 between the ministers plenipotentiaries of their Britannick and Catholick Majesties' (1750); 'The Convention between the Crowns of Great Britain and Spain, concluded at the Pardo 14 Jan. 1739' (1739); 'Preliminary Articles of Peace between his Britannick Majesty, the most Christian King, and the Catholick King; signed at Fontainebleu 3 Nov. 1762' (1762); a tract without title or signature; 'An Address to the Public' by Christopher Atkinson, esq.' (1783); 'A Second Address from the Committee of Association of the County of York to the electors of Great Britain ....' (1781); 'A Sermon preached before the Trustees for establishing the Colony of Georgia in America at their Anniversary Meeting in the parish church of St Bridget, alias St Bride, in Fleetstreet, London on 18 March 1735, by the Rev. George Watts, MA' (1736). Printed.

Vol. (2 copies) containing (1) a Rental of the estate of William Morgan, esq., in cos Mon. and Glam., (2) an abstract of the settlement made in 1723 on the proposed marriage of William Morgan, esq., with Lady Rachel Cavendish, (3) copies of letters sent from James Tuder to Mr Pardoe, 20 & 28 May 1783, concerning a dispute between Charles Morgan and William Jones and Elizabeth, his wife, who was the only surviving child of Sir William Morgan, concerning the customary estate in the Tredegar manors, (4) an abstract of the deeds referred to in James Tuder's letters.

Six visiting books, three dated 1860, 1861 and 1865, and three undated, but contemporary. Each book appears to have been used for only one season, with the dated entries comprising the day of the month (April-June) and the name and address of the visitor.

Vouchers, accounts and sale particulars (three copies) relating to buying out the tenant of the Victoria Inn, Brecon, the demolition of the premises and the sale of a portion of the site with the adjoining shop and dwelling houses as a building site. The site was sold to David Powell of Brecon. Lot 2 on the sale particulars is a building site at Sennybridge close to the railway station.

Verses, composed by Anthony Martin, to celebrate the election of the Hon. Thomas Morgan, esq., as MP for co. Mon., 1763, Dec. 15. Latin. Torn.

Verses in Welsh sent by Benjamin Francis to Mrs Phillips of Castletown consisting of a 'cowydd' on Tredegar House and an 'englyn'.

Verdicts (attested copy) of a jury in a Court of Sewers held at Caerlyon in a dispute between Charles Jones and Nicholas Jones concerning the liability for the repair of 21 yards of sea wall in the parish of Redwicke.

Verdict of jurors of the manor of Baslegg concerning the right of way for Mrs Mary Morgan and her tenants to occupy certain lands called Church y fields in the parish of St Brides.

Verdict of a jury empanelled to decide the right of Andrew Mathews of Cabolva, co. Glam., esq., to 20 acres of land of Borough English tenure in the parish and manor of Baslecke, as the next heir of Mrs Anne Thomas. On dorse: There is a draft surrender of lands in the lordship of Baslecke, which are not specified, to John Morgan.

Verdict in a case at the Herefordshire Assizes between Meredith, plaintiff, and Penry Williams, esq., Howell Rees Thomas, Howell Walter, Morgan William, and John Evan, defendants, concerning encroachments on the waste of the manor of Brecon.