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Appointment by Angel Emily Vernon to her daughter, Jessie Harriet Vernon, of a sum of £1,500, to be raised out of the funds of the former's marriage settlement on her death.

Appointment by Emily Vernon and John Beresford Herbert, as executors of Angel Emily Vernon, of new trustees of the will of the late Emily Mary Ann Foley.

Appointment of Thomas Brookes and Evan Brookes of Llandilo Fawr, co. Carm., as guardians of Garland Davies, son of David Davies, a minor.

1. Emily Mary Ann Foley. 2. E. M. A. Foley (formerly Chambers), widow. Appointment of £1,500, part of the personalty settled upon the marriage of Mr[s] E. M. A. Foley and John Herbert Foley, her late husband. Draft.

1. Emily Mary Ann Foley. 2. Angel Emily Foley. Appointment of £1,500, part of the personalty settled upon the marriage of the said Emily Mary Ann Foley.

1. John Lloyd of Trevach, gent. 2. John Fowley of Ridgeway, gent. 3. Lewis Wogan of Wiston, esq., and George Lloyd of Cwmgloyne, esq. Articles Of Agreement for a settlement before the marriage of the said John Fowley and Elinor Lloyd, spinster, youngest daughter of the said John Lloyd, of m's and lands called Treriffith, and Rydygove in p. Moylegrove, and m's, mills, and lands in co. Brec. and the town of Brecon (John Lloyd's property), and the capital m. and lands called Ridgeway in p. Llawhaden, and the m. and lands called Hooke in p. Rudbaxton. Copy (for the suit between John Lloyd, gent., and John Fowley, gent., 27 Aug. 1716).

1. William Herbert Dyer of Aberglasney, co. Carm., esq. 2. William Philipps of Courthenry, esq. Articles Of Agreement of the reversion of a third part of the Courthenry estate, co. Carm.

1. Richard Fawley of p. Llawhaden, gent. 2. John Fawley, his eldest son and heir apparent. Articles Of Agreement touching the suits between them and the settlement of m's and lands in Vaynor in p. Llawaden and at Hook in p. Rudbaxton on John Fawley and the capital m. and lands called Ridgeway on Richard Fawley and Elizabeth, his wife, for life, and thereafter to John Fawley and his heirs, and remainder to Arth Fawley, second son of the said Richard Fawley, and his heirs.

1. Rice Lloyd of Trevach in p. Nevarn, gent. 2. William Browne of Diccott, Gloucestershire, and John Bull of Henllys, co. Pemb., gent., and Bartholomew Young of Tregaman in p. Nevarn, gent. Assignment of a lease for three lives (settlement after the marriage of Rice Lloyd and Margaret, his wife) of m's and lands called Trevach, Y Tir Brith, Tir y Brynar, Tir Jenkin Lloyd, Penyrallt, and Felin Fach, otherwise Velin Newydd, p. Neavarn.

1. Francis Dalton. 2. Robert Baxter of Furnivals Inn, London, gent. Assignment of a mortgage of £400. Draft.

1. John Herbert Foley of Ridgeway, esq., administrator of his grandfather, John Herbert, of Courthenry, co. Carm., esq., dec. 2. John Bartlett Allen of Cresselly, esq. 3. John Lloyd of Dale Castle, esq., and Elinor, his wife (dau. of John Allen, dec.). 4. Richard Foley of Haverfordwest, esq. 5. John Willy of Haverfordwest, gent. Assignment of m's and land called Leveraux and Kingsmoorhead in p. St Issells for the remainder of two terms of 500 years and 400 years.

1. William Skyrme of Vaynor, esq. 2. John Foley of Ridgeway, gent. Assignment of the lease specified in No. 120 dated 30 Oct. 1744.

1. Thomas Walters. 2. Mathew Dickens of p. Llangathen, co. Carm., shopkeeper. Assignment of the lease specified in No. 135 dated 18 Aug. 1789.

1. Thomas Corbett of p. St Martin in the fields, Middlesex, and Mary, his wife, late Mary Lloyd, widow. 2. The Hon. John Trevor of Brook Street, Middlesex, esq. 3. Paul Pardo. 4. Dr Thomas Pardo. Assignment of the mortgage specified in No. 153 dated 22 June 1734.

1. Richard Young of p. Nevern, gent. 2. John Fowley of Trevach in p. Nevern, gent. Assignment, in consideration of £1, of a lease of the m. and lands called Rose y Wordan in p's Neverne and Molgrove.

1. John Lloyd of Trevâch in p. Neverne, son and heir of Rice Lloyd, dec. 2. Margarett Lloyd and Rebecca Lloyd, daughter of the said John Lloyd. Assignment, in consideration of £5, of a lease of the m's and lands called Trevach, Y Tyr-y-Bryth, Penrallt, and Velyn Vâch, otherwise Velyn Newydd, in p. Neverne.