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Accounts for provisions including an account of spices, beef, mutton, fish, etc., when the Queene visited Wilton, Wiltshire, 2-6 Sept. 1573, A10/1), an account for poultry, wild game, dairy products, meat, etc., including mallards and teals, railes, lapwings, gulls, swans, and herons, [late 16 cent.] (A10/2), an account for meat, poultry and fish, etc., [late 16 cent.] (A10/3), an account of the prices of bushels of malt, salt, and wheat received, [late 16 cent.?] (A10/4), an account of moneys paid out for the provision of the Audit, 1609 (A10/5) and an account of wines delivered by John Millon from Harry Hoares of Cardiff, vintner, to St Fagans, 1613 (A10/6).

Accounts, receipts, letters, bonds, and fragments including an account of the fines levied in the Cardiff borough court for affrays and bloodshed and of fees paid to officers, 1591 (A10/191), an account headed 'My voyage to Holland', dated 29 Sept., and including for a guide in [Rotterdam to enquire where the 'Officers Lodged', [late 16 cent.] (A10/192) an account with references to a dancing master, [17 cent.] (A10/193) fragment of verse beginning 'Happie is hee yt drawes / His courses from Gods Lawes ...' (A10/194), receipt for a half year's rent of the deanery of Wolverhampton, 1676 (A10/207), receipt of Mary Beale for what remained due on the Earl of Pembroke's picture and large gilt frame, 1684 (A10/211), list of rules (rules 12 - end only) for drawing up documents in the court [? of Chancery], signed by Thomas Egerton, lord chancellor [1576x1625] (A10/230), 'Rules for ye Quadrant: first for Right Shadow ... [and] For Contrarie Shadow', [17 cent.] (A10/231), inventory of the goods and chattels of William Sarjantts, dec., including goods in the custody of the exciseman, 1692 (A10/235) and the oath of conformity with the Creed and Lord's Prayer of the Church of England, signed by William Herbert, [17 cent.] (A10/237).

Accounts of coals sold comprising an account of ships and barks used to ship [?coal], [late 16 cent.] (A10/240), an account of coals sold to sea and sold at pits, 1626-8 (A10/241) and an account of coals transported by sea giving the names of vessels, ports of origin (Welsh and English ports on the Bristol Channel) and names of masters, 1673-4 (A10/242).

Bills And Receipts including for work at the Blackfriars, the Arles and the Griffiths Moor sea wall, 1771 (A10/247, 249, 252-4, et seq.), receipt relating to Grange and Flat Holm, 1604 (A10/258), a bill for vegetable seeds, 1689 (A10/269), bills for work done on the weirs at Cardiff, 1762 (A10/275-83), a bill for expenses in rebuilding the town hall and market place, Llantrisant, 1771 (A10/284), two accounts of the debts of the late Lord Jeffreys, Lord Chancellor, [post 1689] - 1714 (A10/286-7) and an account of names and amounts of work done, apparently related to the iron industry, [early 18 cent.] (A10/288).

Accounts between William Herbert of Cogan Pill and the anonymous compiler's father, for tithes, rent, and coal, including repairs to a church [? at Swansea] 1635-6 (A10/292).

Accounts and related papers relating to the estate of Thomas, late earl of Plymouth, dec., (died Nov. 1687) including an account of the countess of Plymouth as his administratrix 1686-90 (A10/447), arrears of rent due to her in the manor of Tardebigg, and at Hornybourne, Stoak Prior, Fladbury, and Wolverhampton, Worcestershire and Staffordshire, 1687 (A10/448), list of his bond and bill debts [late 17 cent.] (A10/457), an estimate for repairs to his house in Piccadilly, London, [late 17 cent.]. (A10/458), inventories of his goods and chattels 1687-8 (A10/449-55), comprising the house in Piccadilly, 30 Nov. 1687 (A10/449-50), Hewell in p. Tardebigg, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, 10 March 1688 (A10/451), Flanchford House, Surrey (draft), 9 April 1688 (A10/452), Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, 11 April 1688 (A10/453), Cropthorn and Fladbury, Worcestershire, 23 April 1688 (A10/454) and various residences (copy), including at Piccadilly, Flanchford House, Surrey, Hewell in p. Tardebigg, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, and Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, 1687-8 (A10/455).

Accounts, bill and receipts of Ursula, countess of Plymouth, Thomas, earl of Plymouth, and Thomas, lord Windsor, relating to rents, taxes, tithes, goods, services, and wages, including a coachbuilder's receipt for mending the countess of Pembroke's coach, 1689 (A10/468), a glazier's bill for the chancel of the church at Stoke Upon Trent, Staffordshire, 1693 (A10/484), a receipt for erecting two sun dials at the earl of Plymouth's house at Flanchford, Surrey, 1685 (A10/525), receipt for the writ of election for Kingston upon Hull for delivery to the sheriff of the town, 1684 (A10/574), receipt for the stone-cutter's work in finishing Sir Thomas Widdrington's tomb, 1675 (A10/620), bills for food and drink at Cardiff Audits and Receipts, 1713 (A10/677, 788), bills for food, drink and stabling at Cardiff, 1713-15 (A10/679, 734, 746), letter from Lord Windsor to Mr Seward, hoping to sell Ogmore and Newton Nottage to satisfy the creditors until more can be sold, 1713 (A10/685), note of the mises due at the death of every lord to his successor from the manors of Aber-carn, Machen and Wentloog, co. Mon., 18 cent. (A10/718) and an account of Ursula, countess of Plymouth's funeral charges, 1717 (A10/767). Four bundles.

Accounts for repairs to Cardiff Castle, comprising an account of repairs made in the previous year, allowed at the Audit, 1589 (A10/57), estimate of the cost of repairs, 1590 (A10/58), repairs made, 1590-91 (A10/59), disbursements at the Audit held at Cardiff Castle, and of money laid out in repairing the castle walls, 1608 (A10/60) and account for glazing work, 1700 (A10/61). A10/59 fragile.

Accounts, receipts, letters, bonds, and fragments, including receipts of estate receivers to bailiffs, reeves and foresters for their collections, 1589-1680 (A10/62, 65-73, 75-9), bill of Charles Godfroy to Philip, earl of Pembroke for perriwigs, 1680-3 (A10/81), bills and receipts for payment for goods to the use of the Countess of Plymouth, 1687/8-1695 (A10/82-104, 118, 120, et seq.), account of cordwood sold, 1630-1 (A10/150), accounts of work at the fishing weirs, 1635 (A10/172, 183), inventory of the goods and chattels of Evan Howell Thomas, late of p. Llanwynno, dec., 1696 (A10/178), schedules of deeds received by Thomas Bassett and Anthony Gryffyn from Thomas Foxe, 1604 (A10/185), fragment of queries for the opinion of a court relating to the affairs of Philip, late earl of Pembroke, dec., [post 1683] (A10/188) and an opinion as to the right of a jury to meare and bound a forest or other land, having been forbidden to do so, and to refuse to do the same, having been charged to do so, [early 17 cent.] (A10/190).

Accounts, memoranda and letters, mostly relating to Henry, earl of Pembroke, and Phillip, late earl of Pembroke, dec., including the draft of a letter to Sir William Herbert of St Julians relating to Wisewood, co. Mon., [?early 17 cent.] (A10/39), a list of deeds and documents received from Lord Windsor relating to Madam Jeffreys estate in Bramber, Sussex, 1704 (A10/43) and a warrant to the petty constables of p. Llanwynno, for the arrest of Elizabeth Franncis of the same, 1601 (A10/48).