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Valuation and charge of warlike arms upon the hundred of Chirke, and division of several sums of money chargeable on each hundred in co. Denbigh.

Order to the Treasurers of the militia in the hundreds of Chirk and Yale to pay £30 to Col. John Robinson to equip the trained bands.

Arranged into manuscript volumes, 1647-1692 (B 1-4), session files or rolls, 1643-1699 (B 5-55), and miscellaneous documents, 1641-1797 (B 56-123).

'A list of those freehoulders yt. came with Richd. Myddelton, Esqr. to vote with him for the Knight of ye shire for ye Countye of Denbigh to sitt in ye next Approaching Parliamt: to meet att Oxford ye 21th: of March next Ensueing, And whoe appeared and presented themselves att ye County Court for ye sd. County held att Wrexham ye 16 Day of febr: 1680.'. (24 Pp. sewn).

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Paper; 78 numbered folios; bound in parchment.

List of the supporters of Robert Myddelton in the parishes of Brin Eglus, Llanarmon Yale, Llandissillio, Llanverres, Llangwifan, Llanganhavell, Llanvoorog, Lanynnis, Potvary, Ruthin, Llanverres Yale, Nannerch, Abergelley, Bettus Abergelley, Bettus Gwervile Goch, Cerriggyddridion, Llandrillo yn Rose, Llanellian, Llangum, Llanifith, Llanvihangell, and St. Asaph; and of the supporters of Watkin Williams in Brin Eglus, Llanarmon Yale, Llandegley, Llandisillio and Llanverres.

Petition of Robert Myddelton to the House of Commons against the election of Watkin Williams Wynne as M.P for co. Denbigh. Draft (3 copies).

Mandate from Humphrey Brereton to the Bailiffs and Burgesses of the Borough of Denbigh for the election of a Burgess for Parliament.

1. Roger Evans and David Williams, Bailiffs of the borough of Denbigh;. 2. Hugh Hughes and Richard Heaton, aldermen, of the same; Gabriel Goodman and David Whitley, alderman of Ruthin; Thomas Wright, deputy mayor of Holt; John Myddelton, Robert Wynne, John Mostyn, Edward Lloyd, Eubule Lloyd, John Lloyd, Thomas Meredith, Thomas Wynne, Thomas Price, Charles Roberts, and Robert Maurice, esquires, John Humphreys, Wm. Madockes, Rice Jones, Simon Thurlocke, Thomas Price and Peter Williams, gentlemen, together with a great number of the Burgesses of Denbigh, Ruthin, and holt. Return of Robert Myddelton of Chirk Castle to be Burgess for the Borough of Denbigh.

Agreement between W. Wms. Wynne, of Wynnstay, Robert Myddelton of Chirk Castle, and Sir Richard Grosvenor of Eaton, Bart., George Shakerley, John Robinson and Robert Pigot, to secure support for Wynne in the County election and for Myddelton in the Borough. Draft.

Letter from Robert Myddelton to his brother John, desiring him to acquaint Sir Robert Cotton that he is going to contest the next election for co. Denbigh, etc. And a memorandum (5 Sept.) by John Myddelton of his readiness to support Sir Robert Cotton or friend for the Borough if R. Myddelton is chosen for the county; the agreement to continue for 14 years.

Letter from R.S. Cotton and L.S. Cotton engaging themselves to support Myddelton's candidature for the county and if unsuccessful for the Borough of Denbigh.

Draft.

1. Sir Robert Salusbury Cotton, Bart., and Lynch Salusbury Cotton, esquire, his brother;. 2. Robert Myddelton, of Chirkcastle, and John Myddelton, his brother. Agreement whereby the brothers Cotton undertake to support the candidature of R. Myddelton at the next Election for co. Denbigh; and if successful he is to support them at the next election for the Borough; if the election for the Borough precedes that for the county Myddelton is to be supported in both elections and if successful to serve for the county and support the Cottons for the Borough; Lynch S. Cotton is to be supported to fill a present vacancy of a capital Burgess.