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Order from William Griffiths to his tenant James Williams to pay £20, part of the rent, to David Meakings, towards the interest now due on the mortgage, with the acceptance of James Williams of the same.

1 Giles Meredith of p. Lannellen, co. Mon., esq., John Roberts of p. Rockfield, gent., and Mary his wife. 2 Lettice Merrick of p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her., widow. Lease For A Year of a m. called Upper house alias Lower house, and parcels of land called the Great Stitching (20a.), Little Stitching (8a.), the meadow (6a.), Berth Galled lands (8a.) and Little piece (3a.), p. Rockfield. [This lease is part of a mortgage, see no. 21]. See also no.23.

1 David Meakins of Monmouth, glover, and William Griffiths of Lanerthill, p. Landenny, co. Mon., gent. 2 James Davies of Lanerthill, p. Landenny, gent. Lease For A Year of a m. called Lanerthill, a water corn grist mill, p. Landenny, a small piece of pasture near the said mill in p. Lansoy, a parcel of arable land (boundaries given), a parcel of land called Erw Shinkin, now converted into an orchard, a piece of pasture ground called Kae Skibbor, a piece of pasture ground called Gworlod y Lanerthill, p's Landenny and Lanishen, and a parcel of land called Eyr Coch lying between the Little brook that divides the customary lands of William Griffiths and the lane leading from Lanerthill towards the four ashes, p. Lanishen. Dorse: The deeds of purchase of lower Llanerthill. See also nos 26-7.

1 Lettice Merrick of p. Weston under Penyard, co. Her., widow. 2 John Roberts of p. Rockfield, co. Mon., gent., and Mary his wife. 3 Elizabeth Betham of the town of Monmouth, widow. Assignment Of Mortgage from 1 and 2, to 3, for £250 (£212 to 1, £38 to 2) of the premises specified in no. 20. Recites a mortgage by lease and release between 1 and 2 in 1729 for £200 [of which no. 20 is the lease].

1 John Betham of Monmouth, esq., John Jones of Lystone, co. Her., esq., and Ann his wife, John Roberts of p. Rockfield, co. Mon., gent., and Mary his wife. 2 John Meakins of Monmouth, gent. Lease For A Year of premises specified in no. 20.

Promissory Note of William Corfield for £3 lent to him by John Meakings, for which sum he has left a diamond ring as a security.

1 David Tanner the elder of the town of Monmouth, timber merchant. 2 David Meakings of the same, gent. Further Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) for £40 of two meadows in p. Monmouth, mearing to the road leading from Dixton's gate to Ross, and to the river Wye on all sides. Recites the first mortgage in July 1742 for £100. Copy.

1 James Davies of the town of Usk, gent. 2 David Meakings of the town of Monmouth, gent. Lease and Release of 1's equity of redemption to premises specified in no. 19. Consideration £40. Recites no. 15, that William Griffith sold by lease and release (of which no.19 is the lease) his equity of redemption, that 1 had neglected to pay any of the principal money or interest thereon which amounted to near the full value of the premises, that 1 had agreed to sell his equity of redemption.

1 James Davies of the town of Usk, gent. 2 David Meakings of the town of Monmouth, gent. Bond in £800 to perform covenants of even date.

1 Charles Fisher of the town of Monmouth, gent., and Margaret his wife. 2 Philip Fisher of the same (eldest son and heir apparent of 1). Assignment of 1's interest in the surplus money and effects of the personal estate of David Meakings and John Meakings and in m's, cottages and water corn grist mill (unspecified) in p's Landenny, Lanishen And Lansoy, co. Mon. Consideration Annuity of £5 paid by 2. Recites that David Meakings, brother of Margaret Fisher, bequeathed several legacies in his will, and appointed his brother John Meakings as residuary legatee and sole executor, that John Meakings died during the lifetime of David Meakings who has since died without altering his will, that 1 is become entitled to take out administration with the will concerned unto David Meakings.

Memorandum Book of 'disbursements and particulars of farming' belonging to P. M. Hardwick, 1759-1817, with notes of money laid out, 1816-17.

1 Anthony Chamier of Epsom, co. Surrey, esq. 2 John Curtis of the city of Bristol, esq. Lease and Release of a moiety of a m. called Cold Graing, p's Grosmont and Skenfreth, several closes of land called Tyre Badam adjoining and a third of waste and woodland called Graige Severney otherwise Severney hill also adjoining, p's Grosmont, Skenfreth and Llantillio Cressenney, and a parcel of arable land p. Llangattock Lingoed, with Covenant To Surrender copyhold land into the hands of the lord of the manor of Monmouth, situated in p's Llangattock Vibon Avel and Wonastow, and a tmt., barn and stable in the manor of Dingestow, all of which premises are in co. Mon. Consideration £20,000. Copy (1831).

1 Anthony Chamier of Epsom, co. Surrey, esq. 2 John Curtis of the city of Bristol, esq. Lease and Release of the manor of Wern Cothen, alias Gwern Cothen alias Gwern Cothan (309a. field names given), p's Llantillio Pehloye alias Pertholey, a capital m. or mansion house called Pool Hall or Hony Pool Hall, (274a. field names given), m's called Pool hall vach (37 a.), Llwyau da Barry alias Llwyn da Barry alias Lloyd du Berry (113 a. field names given), Gelly Llwyd alias Geckly Llewyd (54 a. field names given), Collbrooke vach (96 a. field names given), Lanvaire (100 a. field names given), Wronaw Wern alias Hendy farm (93 a. field names given), p's Llangattock Lingoed, Llanvetherine and Llantillio Cressenney, a m. called Gilbert's farm alias Blugwad farm (48 a.) p. Llanvetherine, a moiety of m's called Cold Grainge, alias Cole Grainge, alias Cole Graige and Severney Hill, several parcels of land called Cae'r Menyghe, Caer kill, Cae'r Grosse, Caell pull y Worlod situated near Severney alias Synyrny hill, p. Grosmont, which belonged to the late dissolved prior abbey of Dare, co. Her., parcels of land, p. Skenfreth (60 a.), a m. called Teare Bodern (60 a. field names given), p's Grosmont and Skenfreth, a third part of a m. called Graige Serverney or Severney, ,p's Grosmont and Skenfreth, a new built m. in p. Skenfreth, three acres of land near Undy Moor, p. Undy, a m. called Heusday, p. Llangattock Vibon Avel, several parcels of arable land, (46 a.) in the same p., and a m. (unspecified) p. Wonastow, alias Winastow. Consideration £20,000. Copy (1831).

1 John Lewis of Clist Honiton, co. Devon, officer of excise, and William Lewis of Birmingham, sword hilt maker, only sons and heirs of John Lewis of p. Dixton, co. Mon., chapman, dec. 2 William Henwood of the town of Monmouth, yeoman. Mortgage (Lease and Release) for £100 of a tmt. lying and situated on each side of a brook called Nanty Kerne, p. Rockfield, co. Mon.

Notice of sale by auction at the next Quarter Sessions to be held by adjournment at Monmouth, of premises specified in nos. 39-40, copied from the Hereford Journal. Copy.