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Assignment by the Dean of St Davids of two leases of the Prebends of Spittal and Lampeter Pont Stephen to the ECE and an agreement for the commutation of the decanal interest therein.

Lease by the Prebendary of Llandissilio in the Collegiate Church of Christ College, Brecon, of the Prebend and Church of Llandissilio or Llandissilio nevel to William Parker Howell of the city of Worcester, gent., eldest son of Morris Howell, late of Tenbury, co. Worcester, gent. deceased.

Counterpart lease for three lives of the above properties from the Bishop of Gloucester to William Clayton (above), John Vaughan of Golden Grove, co. Carm., and Watkin Watkins of Devynock.

Release from the Prebendary of St Davids in Llanvaes of the Prebend, Parsonage and Rectory of St Davids in Llanvaes to Penry Williams of Penpont, co. Brec., esq., and Rev. John Williams of Abercamlais, co. Brec., clerk.

Leases and counterpart leases (and a copy of an agreement and an assignment of lease) from the Chantor and Chapter and Dean and Chapter of St Davids of the Rectory, Parsonage and tithes of Llywel to the following lessees:. 25 July 1804: David Lloyd of Blaenclydach, co. Brec., esq.; and Phillip Morgan of p. Devynnock, co. Brec., esq. 25 July 1829: Phillip Vaughan, esq., and Rev. Thomas Williams, clerk, both of the town of Brecon. 3 Dec. 1851: William Williams of Maesmynis, co. Brec., clerk, and Susan Williams of Trephilip, co. Brec., spinster, executor and executrix of the will of Elizabeth Williams, formerly of Trephilip, widow deceased. 12 Sept. 1859: Jane Williams of Trephilip, p. Defynnock, co. Brec., spinster, executrix of the will of Rev. Thomas Williams, late of the town of Brecon, clerk, deceased; and William Williams of Maesmynis, co. Brec., clerk; and Susan Williams of Trephilip, assignees of Philip Vaughan, formerly of Brecon, esq.

A lease and counterpart leases from the Bishop of St Davids of 104 a. land being part of the common or waste ground of the Manor of Llanddew otherwise Llandow to HM Principal Secretary of State for the War Department.

A lease and counterpart lease from the Chantor and Chapter or Dean and Chapter of St Davids of the Rectory, Parsonage and tithes of Beguildy to the following lessees:. 26 July 1819: Penry Powell of Beguildy, gent. 21 Sep. 1840: Henry Powell of the same, esq.

Counterpart leases from the Bishop of St Davies or the ECE of the Manor or Lordship of Glascomb to the following lessees:. 25 Oct. 1830: John Cheesement Severn of Penybont Hall, co. Rad., esq. 31 Dec. 1880: Penry Lloyd of Glanheuwye, Glasbury, co. Rad., esq.; and Francis Walter de Winton of Maesllwch Castle, co. Rad., a Major in the Royal Artillery, the trustees of the will of Walter de Winton, late of Maesllwch Castle aforesaid, esq. deceased.

Counterpart leases (and surrenders of lease) from the Prebendary of Lambister of the Prebend, Rectory, Parsonage and tithes of Lambister to Rt. Hon. William, Lord Kensington, Baron Kensington in Ireland.

Copy lease from the Prebendary of Llandrindod of the Prebend, Parsonage and tithes of Llandrindod to John Dale of Treconelle, p. Llandrindod, esq.

Lease of three lives from the Bishop of Gloucester to Mrs Mary Powell of Wellington and Thomas Weal of Whitney, both co. Heref., of the rectories, and tithes of Glasebury, Wentworth and Talgarth, and the chapel of Peperton.

Counterpart lease of three lives from the Bishop of Gloucester to Richard Price of Knighton, co. Rad. (see ECE/EL/SD744-7 above), including a copy of the surrender of lease.