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A Case concerning the disposal of lands by Edward Seys, who had married one of the three co-heirs of Edmond Morgan of Pentregoch.

A Case (copy) for the opinion of Wm. Scott, with his answer thereto, in the case of a dispute between John Rogers, vicar of St. Peters Church, Carmarthen, and Thomas Evans, perpetual curate of the chapel of Llanllwch, concerning a claim by Rogers for the fees of all marriages and christenings which take place in the chapel of Llanllwch.

A Case (dated 22 Aug. 1804) and Opinion (received 1 Sept. 1804) concerning the alleged maladministration of an intestate's state by an administrator on behalf of infants.

A Case (draft) for counsel's opinion re. the rights and position of the Chancellor and Treasurer of the cathedral church of St. Davids and the position re. the right of occupying the Chancellor's house.

A Case drawn by the Duke of Leeds's attorney relating to a fee farm rent of £23.6.8 claimed by the said Duke out of the rectory of Bassalleg, with Sir Dudley Ryder's opinion thereon.

A Case for Counsel's opinion as to whether a Court of Equity would compel the administratrix of the estate of an intestate holding a Dean and Chapter Lease with 15 years to run, but who had surrendered and renewed same, to sell the new lease and distribute the proceeds.

A Case for counsel's opinion as to whether the prebendary of Llansanfrede, (co. Radnor), had a right to a portion of tithes, distinct from the vicar's portion, and in which court of law the bill should be filed, etc.

A Case for counsel's opinion concerning the validity of remarriage of a young woman to her dec. husband's brother when the death of the husband had occurred while the bride was still under age.

See No. 309.

A Case for Sir Edward Northey's opinion as to whether the manor of Dartford and the markets and lands belonging were gavelkind. Copy.

A Case For The Opinion of A. J. Stephens with his answers to the following questions: a) whether the offices of Chancellor and Treasurer were suspended; b) whether the offices passed to Canon Richardson respectively when they were collated to Canonries Residentiary; c) whether a collation was necessary for the holders of these offices, in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, or in the Dean and Chapter; e) whether the Chancellor and Treasurer were members of the chapter, even though they be not collated Canons Residentiary.

A case for the opinion of counsel in the matter of the lease and release of certain lands belonging to one Richard Thomas and mentioned in an indenture made by him Oct. 22, 1657, and leased by him to one William Thomas by an indenture dated May 3, 1664, with a copy of the counsel, Tho[mas] Raymond's opinion, dated May 26, 1676.

A Case for the opinion of Dr Stephen Lushington, concerning the ownership of a school in a churchyard which was built by subscription.

A case for the opinion of John Radcliff, esq., concerning securities for a loan desired by Messrs Groome & Dickson, with the solicitor's remarks thereon.

1. Charles Morgan, esq., the second son of Thomas Morgan, esq., who was brother, heir male and devisee named in the will of Sir William Morgan, Kt of the Bath, dec., appellants. 2. William Jones, esq., Elizabeth, his wife, only surviving child of the said Sir William Morgan and Lady Rachel, his wife, dec., and also administratrix of the said Lady Rachel and of William Morgan, her elder brother, dec.; Lords George Augustus Cavendish, Frederick Cavendish and John Cavendish, trustees for a term of 99 years for securing a jointure of £2,000 to Lady Rachel for her life, respondents. A Case of Charles Morgan on the appeal of Charles Morgan, and the Cross-Appeal of William Jones and Elizabeth, his wife, in the House of Lords arising out of the Marriage Settlement of Sir William Morgan of Tredegar, 13 and 14 May 1723. See No. 869. Three printed copies.

See No. 877. Two printed copies.

A Case of the Respondents in original and of Appellants in Cross Appeal in the matter of the Marriage Settlement of Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. See No. 873. Two printed copies and one incomplete copy.