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A Letter from John Philipps Laugharne, Orlandon, to Richard Matthias Lochmeilor, again requesting him to peruse a certain deed of exchange and enclosure in which no notice whatever is taken of any road leading from Castlekenlasse to Castlereddin over Reed's farm. The writer's tenant is at present indicted for a riot for stopping some carts of lime.

A Rental of properties in the parishes of Llanrithan Mathry, Manorowen, Llanrian (Llanrhyan), Whitechurch and Kilgerran, [co. Pemb.], and Llanwinio, [co. Carm.].

Abstract Of Title (1841-75) of the trustees of the will of Richard Matthias late of Castle Cenlas, co. Pembroke, esq., of certain hereditaments in cos. Pembroke and Carmarthen agreed to be given to Letitia Jones, widow, the tenant for life, in exchange for other hereditaments in co. Pembroke.

Abstract Of Title of a farm called Brwynant in the parish of Manorowen, co. Pembroke, and evidence in support of the title.

Abstract Of Title of Edward Rogers of Fynnoncron in the parish of St. Lawrence, co. Pembroke gent., and Jane Rogers his wife to the messuage, farm and lands called Rhos-carranog in the parish of Llandeloy, co. Pembroke, contracted to be sold to Richard Matthias of Castlecanlas, esq. With conditions of sale and draft conveyance.

Abstract Of Title of Letitia Jones of No. 6 Brownswood Park, Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex, widow, to Castle Cenlas and Castle Rhedyn in the parish of Mathry, co. Pembroke.

Abstract Of Title of Sir William Philipps Laugharne Philipps, bart., to Castlecanlase otherwise Little Castle Candrass in the parish of Mathry, co. Pembroke.

Accounts And Receipts in respect of legacy duties on the estate of John Matthias of Lochmeyler in the parish of Llandeloy, co. Pembroke (died 17 Oct. 1805).

Affidavit of Richard Mathias of Castlecanlass, co. Pembroke, esq., touching the examination of David Harries of Trevine before the Commissioners of Taxes for alleged offences against the game laws and the conduct of Samuel Harries of Trevaccoon, co. Pembroke, esq., towards David Harries at that meeting.

1. Elizabeth Owen of Haverfordwest, spinster, daughter of Charles Owen late of Took's Court, Chancery Lane, London, esq., deceased;. 2. John Mathias of Lochmeyler, clerk. Agreement for a conveyance of Penywern and Caetlecenlas in the parish of Mathry, co. Pembroke. Draft.

1. Letitia Jones of 6 Brownswood Park, Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex, widow;. 2. Rowland Vaulke of Penwennallt in the parish of Kilgerran, farmer. Agreement for a lease of Penwennallt.

1. Harry Philps Goode of Haverfordwest, landsurveyor, on behalf of Richard Mathias of Castlecendlas, esq.;. 2. David Thomas of Vron y on in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen, farmer. Agreement for a lease of the messuage or tenement of Vron y on or Vron yr On. aforesaid. Rent: £26 annually.

1. Letitia Jones of Cheltenham, co. Gloucester, widow;. 2. James Griffith of Castle Canlas, farmer. Agreement for a lease of the messuages and lands called Castle Camas and Castle Rhedyn otherwise Mabus fach and Penywern, parish of Mathry Rent: £245 annually.

1. Harry Phelps Goode of Haverfordwest, land surveyor for Richard Mathias of Castle Cendlas, esq.;. 2. Samson Evans of Vron y on. Agreement for a lease of Vron y on in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carmarthen. Rent: £12.

1. John Philipps Laugharne of Orlandon, esq.; and Richard Reed of Castellcanlass, farmer (tenant);. 2. Richard Matthias of Lochmeyler, esq. Agreement for a reference of a dispute concerning a right of way from Castleredin in the parish of Mathry through Parkucha and Croft, parcel of Castell Canlas.

1. Letitia Jones of No. 6 Brownswood Park; Stoke Newington, co. Middlesex, widow;. 2. The Reverend James Thomas of Herbrandston Rectory, co. Pemb., clerk, Edward Picton Phillips of the town and county of Haverfordwest, surgeon, and the Reverend Thomas Seth Jones Harries, clerk, incumbent of Nedging, co, Suffolk, trustees of the will of Richard Matthias late of Castle Cenlas, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 3. The said Letitia Jones;. 4. The Reverend William Jones of [], clerk, her only son. Agreement for the exchange of (a) messuages and lands called Castle Cenlas otherwise Castle Canlas or Castle Canlass and Castle Rhedyn otherwise Castle Redin otherwise Mabus fach otherwise Mabers fach in the parish of Mathry, co. Pemb., for all or some of (b) a messuage and lands called Vachelich in the parishes of St. Davids and Whitchurch in Dewsland, co. Pemb., messuages and lands called Vron-ron otherwise Vron-y-ron and Plaspwdel in the parish of Llanwinio, co. Carm., a cottage, garden and lands called Cwmllwyd in the same parish, and a tenement and lands called Brwynant in the parish of Manorowen, co. Pemb., now and for many years past divided into three tenements called Brwynant, Glyngim, and Park Quarry or Park Quarrel respectively; (b) 1876, July 11. Appointment by the within-named Richard Hart Harvey and Thomas Rule Owen, both of Haverfordwest, land agents and valuers, of Lewis Wilson of Langdon in the parish of Begelly, co. Pemb., land valuer, as umpire between them in case they should disagree. Endorsement.