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1 Thomas Lloyd of p. St Martin in the city of Worcester, esq., and Mary, his wife. 2 Thomas Bird of p. St Martin, gent. Mortgage for £100 of two m's lately erected in Keelunuch, p. Berriew, co. Mont. Copy.

Bill Of Complaint in the Exchequer of Harry Foulkes of Welsh Pool, co. Mont., gent., and John Jones of Fynant in p. Llanwddelan, co. Mont., yeoman, and Elizabeth, his wife, against Thomas Wall of Worcester, gent., executor of Thomas Bird, concerning claims on the estate of the said Thomas Bird and the money realised by the sale of part of the estate called Sylvaen Hall, with answers, schedules, and cases.

Fragment of a draft deed relating to the using of profits of the lead mines at Mochnant, co. Mont., towards discharging a debt of £5,600, for which a sequestration has been issued against the estates of William, Marquis of Powis.

Fragment of a deed reciting a fine of the barony and the lordship of of Powis, the bors. of Pool and Llanvilling, the castle of Poole, manors in co. Mont., and lands and mines at Mochnant.

Memoranda concerning the affairs of William, Duke of Powis, including notes on financial transactions, mortgage of Tyrymynock, the sequestration, Mr Strickland and the Trust, etc.

1 William, Marquis and Duke of Powis. 2 James Baker of New Key, co. Mont., and Henry Hemings of Llanginnock, co. Mont., gents. Grant of authority to assign a lease of a tmt called Callcote, p. Church Stock, co. Mont., and all mines of lead and copper ore there and mining interests in Spain to Edward Aubin the elder after the death of the said Marquis. Fair copy of No. 9910.

1 William, Marquis and Duke of Powis. 2 James Baker of New Key, co. Mont., esq. Assignment in trust of the debts owing to him by Lady Mary Herbert, his daughter. Draft.

1 William. Marquis and Duke of Powis. 2 James Baker of New Key, co. Mont., and Henry Hemings of Llanginnock, co. Mont., gent's. Grant of authority to assign a lease of a tmt called Callcote, p. Church Stock, co. Mont., and all mines of lead and copper ore there and mining interests in Spain to Edward Aubin the elder after the death of the said Marquis. Draft.

1 Mary Le Clere de Virly of London, widow, executrix of John Le Clere de Virly, her late husband. 2 William, Marquis and Duke of Powis. 3 James Baker of New Key, co. Mont., esq. Assignment of a judgement against the said Marquis for £618.3.9 and other sums. Copy.

Copy of two deeds, dated 5 Aug. 1724 and 4 March 1731/2, by William, Marquis of Powis, directing George Devall of p. St Andrews, Holborn, Middlesex, plumber, to pay annuities to James Baker and Petranella, his wife, out of the issues of the rectories of Myvode, Poole and Guilsfield, co. Mont.; and a note by James Baker on the annuity and the deeds.

Case touching a dispute about lands, including the Green Dragon, between ?Edward Lloyd and the Duke of Powis, originally leased by Sir William Herbert to Thomas Juckes on 3 Feb. 1609/10, whose grandson Thomas Juckes assigned the lands to Sir Charles Price on 1 Dec. 1656.

Memorial of Manock Strickland of Lincolns Inn, esq., to William, Duke of Powis, on the sequestration obtained by George Mackenzie against the estate of the Duke on 9 May 1739 and the affidavit of two of the Commissioners, 27 Oct. 1739, as to the violent opposition they met with at Powis Castle when attempting to execute the writ of sequestration.

Petition of ? to William, Earl of Powis, at his house in Ormond Streete near Bloomsbury, to arrange for an arbitration of the difference between Mr H., Mr V.'s late agent, and Mr V. The latter has now put the former into Shrewsbury gaol.

Papers in the suit between George Mackenzie, esq., plaintiff, and William, Marquis of Powis, and others, defendants, touching debts consequent on financial transactions in Paris in 1723 and the sequestration of the estate of the said Marquis.

Draft.

1 William, Duke and Marquis of Powis. 2 James Baker of New Key, co. Mont., gent. Deed to indemnify James Baker against bills of exchange drawn by the Duke in 1723.

Briefs for defendant in the suit between Richard Moore, esq., plaintiff, and Edward, Lord Herbert, defendant, touching the taking of lead ore digged up at a place called the Whitegritt, being waste or common ground in t. Shelue, which defendant claims to be part of the manor of Chirbury.