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Assignment from Mary Miller of Christleton, co. Chester, spinster, to Sir Stephen Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, bart., by the direction of his guardians, the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne, the Hon. Richard Neville, and Sir William Earle Welby, of a mortgage for £1000 by way of a demise for 500 years (granted on 20 Sept., 1814, by Sir Stephen Richard Glynne of Hawarden Castle, bart., deceased, to Richard Barker, and by him assigned on 2 June, 1815, to the said Mary Miller) of the property described in No. 1787; to the intent that the said term of 500 years should merge in the freehold of the property. Witnesses as in No. 1786.

Assignment from Everilda Bold of Chester, spinster, (in her own right and as acting executrix of Eleanor Bold of Chester, spinster, deceased,) by the direction of the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, the Hon. Richard Neville of Audley End, co. Essex, and Sir William Earle Welby of Denton House, co. Lincoln, bart., (guardians of Sir Stephen Glynne, bart., aged 11 years,) of mortgages by way of demises for 2000 years and 21 years of the property- described in No. 1618, to the intent that the said term should merge in the freehold; also an appointment by the said Everilda Bold that the residue of two terms of 500 years and 1000 years then vested in Richard Richardson of Capenhurst, co. Chester, esq., and Thomas Wedge of Sealand, co. Flint, gent., (executors of Charles Potts of Chester, esq., deceased,) should hold the said terms on trust to attend the freehold of the said property. Witnesses: Henry Potts; Fra. Edge Barker; James Boydell; Chas. Potts; Thos. Walshman.

Assignment (attested copy) from James Dempsey of Liverpool, co. Lancaster, gent., assignee of the effects of William Beavan of Buckley Mountain in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, timber merchant, dealer: and chapman, a bankrupt, (with the consent of the commissioners in the bankruptcy,) to Richard Houghton and George Parsons, both of Liverpool, timber merchants, of the goods of the said bankrupt, on trust for his creditors. Witness: John Holdon, clerk to Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool.

Supplemental Abstract to No. 1810. It begins with an indenture dated 5 Nov., 1712, and ends with a deed poll dated 5 Aug., 1740.

Lease (copy draft) for seven years from the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, widow, the Hon. Richard Neville of Audley End, co. Essex, and Sir William Earle Welby of Denton House, co. Lincoln, bart., (guardians of Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, bart., a minor,) to William Horton of Powick, co. Worcester, esq., of a capital messuage and lands called Farmcot (50a. 1r. 4p.) in the parish of Claverley, co. Salop. Yearly rent, £150.

Surrender by John Ithell of Little Sutton, co. Chester, innkeeper, (executor of his father, John Ithell of Upton, co. Chester, gent., deceased,) by the direction of Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, (widow of Sir Stephen Richard Glynne of the same place, bart.,) the Hon. Richard Neville of Audley End, co. Essex, and Sir William Earle Welby of Denton House, co. Lincoln, bart., (the guardians of her infant son, Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, bart., and trustees, under the will of her late husband, of divers hereditaments devised to them for 1000 years,) to the said Sir Stephen Richard Glynne the son, of a mortgage for £2000, since reduced to £1000, by way of a demise for 500 years, (granted on 21 Aug., 1781, by Dame Mary Glynne the elder,) of the property described in No. 1600. Witnesses: W. Worrall, clerk to Mr. Barker, Chester; James Boydell; Fra. Edge Barker.

Pleas (certified copy) in a suit in the Great Sessions for co. Flint, between James Boydell, esq., plaintiff, and Francis Edge Barker, gent., defendant, when the plaintiff recovered from the defendant a messuage, etc., and 76 acres of land in Ewloe, Broadlane, and Saltney, and in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint.

Lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) from John Corbin, late of Broadlane in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, but since of Chester, gent., to the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, widow, of the property described in No. 1822. Witnesses: Jno. Gill, Thos. Cutter, clerks to Mr. Barker, Chester.

Grant from John Corbin, late of Broadlane in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, but since of Chester, gent, to the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, widow, of a close of land (3a. 3r. 4p.) called The Oak Tree Field in the township of Broadlane in the said parish of Hawarden. Consideration, £339 15s. Witnesses as in No. 1821.

Contract for the sale by Thomas Davies to David Davies of Marford, of four cottages, a public house, croft, gardens, etc., in Hawarden, co. Flint, for £700.

Lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) from Thomas Davies of Ewloe Green in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, yeoman, to the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, widow, of the property described in No. 1836. Witnesses: Thos. Davies of Buckley, his son; Thos. Cutter, clerk to Mr. Barker, Chester.

Particulars and conditions of sale of a house and croft and two fields called The South New Field and The North New Field in Shotton in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, offered by auction on this date.

Particulars of the manor of Ince and messuages and lands in Ince, co. Chester, which belonged to Sir George Wynne and had formerly been the inheritance of Thomas Cholmondeley, esq., deceased, included in a mortgage.

Lease for a year from John Healing, junior, of Parkgate House, co. Chester, gent., and James Rigby of Hawarden, co. Flint, ironfounder, to the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, widow, of the property described in No. 1846. Witness: Dorning Rasbotham, clerk to Messrs. Potts and Johnson, Chester.

Will (copy) of John Davies of the township of Broughton in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, yeoman. Testator devised as follows:- To my executor, Samuel Tilston of The Stag's Head in Hawarden, my house, bowling green, etc., in Hawarden, on trust to sell the same and pay the proceeds to my nephews and nieces, William Nangreave (son of Thomas Nangreave), Thomas Davies (son of Edward Davies), William Davies, Mary Wright, Elizabeth Tilston, Thomas Davies, John Davies, Ann Davies, Susannah Davies, Edward Davies, Esther Davies, Elizabeth Bellis (wife of Edward Bellis), and Robert Davies (son of Robert Davies), and to my own daughter, Charlotte Leach, in equal shares; my nephew, William Davies, to have the first offer to purchase the said-house, etc., at a valuation." Witnesses: John Edwards, Thomas Edwards, both of Broughton; Will. Williams, Chester.

Lease for a year from William Rigby of Hawarden, co. Flint, esq., John Rigby of Rangemore, co. Stafford, esq., and Thomas Evans of Chester, esq., to the Hon. Dame Mary Glynne of Hawarden Castle, co. Flint, widow, of the property described in No. 1853. Witnesses: John Hignett, clerk to Mr. Longueville, solicitor, Chester; Jas. Robinson of Tatenhill in the county of Stafford, farmer; Jno. Gill, solicitor, Chester.

Will (probate) of John Rowland late of Bretton in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, but since of Chester, farmer. Testator devised as follows:- To my executor and residuary legatee, Thomas Ebrey of Chester, innkeeper, my three one-fourth shares in a lease (granted by Sir John Glynne, bart.,) of a messuage, etc., and a croft (1a. 27p.) of land in Bretton aforesaid." Witnesses: John Goodall, Chester; S. J. Roberts, solicitor, Chester; W. Woolley, clerk to Mr. Roberts. Proved at Hawarden on 24 Dec., 1828, by the executor.

Valuation by John Peters of Celyn, Mold, of the timber growing on the Broughton Hall estate in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint.

Lease for a year from Samuel Boydell of Ilchester, co. Somerset, gent., Charles Boydell of Devonshire St, Queen Square, co. Middlesex, gent., William Boydell late of Hawarden, co. Flint, esq., but then a prisoner for debt in the King's Bench Prison, and Edmund Plowden late of Hatton Grange, co. Salop, but since of Haughton Hall, co. Salop, esq., to James Williamson of Gray's Inn, co. Middlesex, gent., of the property described in the first part of No. 1872. Witnesses: J. S. S. Hopwood, attorney for the said William Boydell, 47 Chancery Lane; Henry Nill, 7 Gray's Inn; Edward Willan, 38 Bloomsbury Square; Charles Cooper; Gilbert Brown, solicitor, Shiffnal, Salop.