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Receipts for the payment of land tax, etc., in respeet of the Lansoar estate of Thomas and Catherine Cooke in p's Llandegveth, Llanhenock, and Llangattock iuxta Caerleon, co. Monmouth.

1. William Addams Williams of Langibby Castle, co. Monmouth, esq. 2. David Harris of p. Lanbaddock, esq. Bond for £500 and interest.

1. William Addams Williams of Langibby Castle, co. Monmouth, esq. 2. William Poiskin of p. Mamhilad, farmer. Bond for the payment of £500 and interest.

1. William Addams Williams of Langibby Castle, co, Monmouth, esq., treasurer of the Usk Female Friendly Society established at the George Inn, Usk, John Shepard, gent., and John Philip Reece Shepard, clerk, also of Usk (as sureties on behalf of the said William Addams Williams). 2. Alexander Jones, esq., Clerk of the Peace for co. Monmouth. Bond for the due execution of the office of treasurer to the Usk Female Friendly Society.

Letters of administration of the estate of William Morgan of Panty Goytre House, Llanvayer Killgeddin, co. Monmouth, bachelor, dec., granted to his sister Raehael Morgan, spinster.

The treasurer of the testimonial committee was William Addams-Williams, junior, Llangibby Castle.

Draft vote of condolence passed by the [Usk] district committee of the S.PC.K with Lady Mackworth on the death of her husband Sir Digby Mackworth.

1. John Morgan of Glascoed, p. Usk, co. Monmouth, gent., and Mary his wife, and John Arthur Morgan, their eldest son. 2. Rachael Liargan of Pantygoytre House, spinster. Release of a meadow called Cae ffald, p. Langibby.

Consent of the Governors of the of Queen Anne's Bounty for receiving an endowment of £1,000 from the Rev. Iltyd Nicholl of Usk, clerk.

Copy resolution of sympathy passed by the District Committee of the S.P.C.K. at Usk on the occasion of the death of William Addams-Williams, senior, of Llangibby Castle. [See no. A 443].

1. Alexander John Shepard of Usk, co. Monmouth, surgeon. 2. Reverend Iltyd Nicholl of Ham, co Glamorgan, now residing at Tresilian, co. Glamorgan, clerk. Release of all claim to lands in p's Llanvair Kilgeddin, Llanvihangel juxta Usk, Llanover, Llanellen, Goytre, Mamhilad, Glascoed, Llanbaddock, Llangibby, Llandegveth, Llantrissent, Llangattock juxta Caerleon, Caerleon, Goldcliff, Nash, Saint Brides (Wentlooge), and Rumney, co. Monmouth.

1. John Morgan of the Little Mill, p. Memhilad, farmer. 2. William Lewis of Berllandwydd, p. Goytrey, yeoman. 3. Thomas Woodhouse of Mamhilad, farmer, and Sophia Woodhouse his wife. Mortgage for £260 of Y Cae wrth y tu and y wayn ych law yr tu, p. Llanthewy Vach.

Correspondence between the Duke of Beaufort and the Rev. Frank Burges of Winterbourn, Bristol, concerning an appeal for a subscription to a fund for rebuilding the national schools in Winterbourne; a letter (Nov. 9) from the Rev. Burges to The Times, enclosing the same for publication; and observations on the same from the Pall Mall Gazette. These were reprinted on the occasion of the Monmouthshire election of 1868.

1.Rev. George Prothero of Whippingham, Isle of Wight, canon of Westminster, and Charles Burton Fox of Newport, co. Monmouth, gent. 2. Charles Prothero late of Portsea, co. Hants, esq., now of Monkstown near Dublin, Ireland. 3. George Whitlock Nicholl of Ham, co. Glamorgan, esq. Conveyance of properties in Llanthewy Vach and Llanvrechva Lower, co. Monmouth.