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Hopes to have Lady Willoughby's company, having a hearty kindness for her. Sends a blessing to her and my Lord Willoughby.

On the death of William Edwards, one of the two coroners, one Gruffith Lloyd was elected by a writ de coronatore eligendo, which was afterwards stayed by a supersedeas. Afterwards, by a writ dated April, 42 [Elizabeth], one Robert Lloyd was elected, but no return was made thereof. The answer, signed by Ry. Godfrey and Da. Williams, is to the effect that Gruffith Lloyd must continue in his office of coroner as long as the name of the other coroner is not certified in Chancery.

Regrets that the negotiations for a marriage between their children cannot be arranged, on account both of the remoteness of Wales and of difficulties in drawing up the marriage settlement.

Order in the Court of Wards and Liveries, directed to Maurice Wynn, Robert Pugh, Edward Williams, Edward Lloyd, gent., and William Edwards, gent., for a commission to enquire into the death of Sir John Wynn, kt and bart.

Edmund Williams and wife v. Henry Williams. Order of the Court for retaining a Bill in Chancery, and thereby discharging the costs granted upon the dismission. Signed: Jo. Carpenter.

Asking for a loan to pay for a bargain she has bought unknown to Mr Bayley.

With regard to the payment of a certain debt.