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Letters and diaries of events re. Dr M. Rowland Evans's complaint re. the treatment of her son Robin's appendicitis at Holyrood School in Dec. 1947.

Original bundle of papers in an action in Hereford County Court of John James George of Lugg Vale, Hereford, farmer (petitioner), Mary Ellen George (respondent) and Sarah Winifred Hughes (otherwise George), also of Lugg Vale, Hereford (claimant), relating to household furniture and effects seized by the Sheriff of Herefordshire as the property of the claimant.

Original bundle of papers relating to an action in the Kings Bench (ref. 1949 M 3) between Elizabeth Euronwy Metcalfe (an infant by her father and next friend Albert Metcalfe) and the said Albert Metcalfe (plaintiffs) and Edward Higginson (defendant), and the related claims for injuries of Catherine Mary Morgan and Maggie Metcalfe, both of Dolgwartheg, including a file of Cardiganshire Constabulary photographs (ref. M/506), showing the "scene of accident near Dolgwartheg, Aberayron which occurred at approximately 11-15am on Tuesday 5th Nov., 1946 when a military staff car driven by Driver Edward Higginson, T/1413847 [given elsewhere as T/14138487] knocked down two women and a girl aged 6 years named Elizabeth Metcalfe severing her right leg below the knee". Also briefs, bills of costs, correspondence, opinions, statements, police and medical reports, a copy of the Crown Proceedings Act 1947, a copy of Elizabeth Euronwy Metcalfe's birth certificate (b. 12 June 1942), 1949. Elizabeth Euronwy Metcalfe's case at least appears to have been settled out of court, the Treasury Solicitor, on behalf of the defendant, agreeing to pay the plaintiff's claim, to bear the costs and expences of medical care and artificial limbs for the life of the infant plaintiff, to pay £4000 into the County Court at Aberystwyth to be invested and applied for the benefit of the infant plaintiff, and to pay the plaintiff's costs.

Original file of papers relating to the death of Captain John Bolden, RA, struck and killed by a car near Aberaeron Training Camp, 26 April 1946, and the inquest held at Aberaeron police station, 3 May 1946, mainly comprising statements, police reports, and post mortem report.

Three letters relating to a dispute, John Wemyss of the Albion Hotel, Aberystwyth, having been drawn in the club Christmas draw, despite his membership being in arrears; including a copy of the printed rules and bye-laws of the club, 1934.

Original bundle of papers relating to the divorce of John James George of Plas Farm, Aberporth, farmer (petitioner), and Mary Ellen George (respondent). The petitioner was later of Lugg Vale, Hereford, and the respondent living with her married daughter, Hannah Maud Crone of St Dogmaels.

Original files of papers relating to the prosecutions at the Cardiganshire Winter Assizes, Lampeter, of (i) Robert Evans for rape and unlawful wounding, and (ii) of William Evans of having carnal knowledge without consent, contrary to Common Law, comprising statements and brief for the prosecution. Verdict for (i): guilty of rape and pleaded guilty to actual bodily harm; 3 years penal servitude.

Original file of papers relating to a case in the Aberaeron Petty Sessions relating to a charge of failure to comply with a billeting notice, in that John Glendower Christopher of New Quay, retired, having been served with a billeting notice to provide board and lodging for a child named William Reed, failed to comply, pleading his wife's illness. Verdict: guilty; fined £10 (no costs).

Original file of papers relating to a prosecution of George Morris of the Cambrian Stores, Aberystwyth, for selling tomatoes by retail, failing to display a notice stating in plain words and figures the maximum retail price thereof without a price, and ditto carrots, contrary to the Home Grown Tomatoes (Maximum Prices Order, 1942, the Carrots (1942 Crop) (Maximum Prices) Order, 1942, and Regulation 55 of the Defence (General) Regulations 1939, and Article 3 of the Order made thereunder. Plea: not guilty; charges dismissed.

Loose deeds, comprising a lease by Rev. John Hughes of Northtedworth, co. Wilts, to John Morgan of Foeslase, p. Llanychaearn, farmer, of the said m. and lands of Foeslase, for 21 years, 1808; marriage settlement of John Jones of Blaenyreskir, p. Caron, gent., and Catherine Davies of Mynydd brith, p. Llanddewibrefi, spinster, being a release of Blaenyreskir, Cae'r bont and Cae'r wein, all p. Caron, 1812; assignment by John Evans, mariner, to David Rees, carpenter, both of Aberystwyth, of a grant of a piece of land, part of Morfa Swnd, for 99 years, 1819; assignment by John Evans, master mariner, to his son-in-law Richard Rees, shoemaker, both of Aberystwyth, of a grant of a piece of land, part of Morfa Swnd, for 99 years, 1826; mortgage by demise (£200 and interest) by Richard Rees of Aberystwyth, shoemaker, to John Owen and Richard Meredith of Ynys-hir, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, farmers, of premises in Portland Street, Aberystwyth, 1826; release (bargain and sale) by Lewis Williams of Penrhiw, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, gent., to John Williams and William Williams of the same place, two of his younger sons, of m's and lands called Llettygleision and Pantgwyn, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, 1827; lease for 73 years by Sarah Poole of Peithyll, p. Llanbadarn Fawr, widow, and David Lewis of Aberystwyth, maltster, to David Rees of Aberystwyth, joiner, of a piece of land fronting Waterloo Street, Aberystwyth, 1834; assignment by John Jones and Thomas Williams, esq., to David Rees, of a lease of a dwellinghouse in Laura Place, Aberystwyth, 1836; mortgage by Elizabeth Rees, widow of Richard Rees of Aberystwyth, shoemaker, dec., and others to Thomas Thomas of Aberaeron, master mariner, of two dwellinghouses in Portland Street and Portland Lane, Aberystwyth, to secure £250 and interest, 1841; grant by the divesees for sale under the will of Dean John Parker, dec., to Rev. John Williams, of a rent charge on Dyffrin-du-lais (51a.), Llwynpiod (56a.), Wain-Las (59a.) and Bank Olive (40a.), all p. Llandeilo Fawr, 1842 [for maps of the same premises, c.1800, see 6/6]; and marriage settlement of Mary Davies of Cefngafryw, widow, and James Jones of Nantygurdy, farmer, both p. Llannarth, being an assignment of four 64th shares in the 'Eleanor' of Cardigan (19 tons), four 64th shares in the 'Catherine' of Cardigan (39 tons), animals, farming stock and household furniture and utensils, 1846.

Original file of papers relating to a prosecution in the Aberystwyth Borough Sessions of Ernest L. Midgeley of Aberystwyth, for unlawfully showing a light, contrary to the Lighting (Restrictions) Order, 1940, para 1(b). Verdict: guilty; fined £1.

Original file of papers relating to a prosecution of Mary Ellen Jones and Anne Jones, both of Bethania, Llan-non, housewives, the one with intent to procure a miscarriage, the other with aiding and abetting the same.

Original bundle of invoices and receipts of Captain and Mrs J. J. Lloyd Williams of Bryneithin, Llanfarian, and later of Brynele, Talsarn, chief constable of Cardiganshire.

The National Operatic & Dramatic Association members' year book for 1938-1939. F. Hubert Jessop of Aberystwyth is listed as a member.

Original bundle of papers including a draft conveyance of Bay View House from George Henry Pengelley Eddy, retired stone mason, to Charles Jasper, butcher, both of Ragennis Hill, 1937; and correspondence, land charge searches etc. on the occasion of its purchase by F. V. Alvey of Ponterwyd, 1954.

Notices, minutes and committee reports of Tywyn Urban District Council's bi-monthly meetings, May 1936-April 1939 (with gaps).

Original bundle of papers relating to an action in Hereford County Court of John James George of Lugg Vale, Hereford, farmer (petitioner), Mary Ellen George of Bridge House, St Dogmaels (respondent), for arrears of alimony, 1945-1947, including copy correspondence, 1935-1940, affadavits, including as to financial positions, instructions to counsel, and court orders.

Original bundle of papers relating to the marriage settlement of George Williams Randolph Marriott Parry of Llidiardau, esq., and Edith St Ives Partridge of Portman Square, London, spinster, including an extract of the will (dated 1879, proved 1880) of Edward Mackenzie of Fawley Court, co. Bucks., esq.; copy of the marriage settlement (1881) of Walter Croker St Ives Partridge, lieutenant, 61st (South Gloucestershire) Regiment, and Alice Edith Mackenzie of Gilloth, co. Oxon, spinster; valuation of Mrs A. E. Partridge's trusts; and particulars of annual outgoings in connection with Llidiardau mansion house, 1931-1932. Also letters from flagmakers and tailors on the occasion of G.W.R.M. Parry being made sheriff of co. Card., 1933.

Printed and bound Petition of appeal, Appellant's case, Respondent's case and Index in an appeal from HM Court of Appeal (England) to the House of Lords. The case relates to the purchase by the appellants of a quantity of government surplus tinned soups lying at HM Depot, Deptford, 1919, the remainder of which (c.16,000 cases) they sold in May 1920 to W. Archer & Co. Ltd, financed by eight bills of £1,000 each and one bill of £117 6s. 4d., payable in six months, guaranteed by Nash & Co. of Cambrian Mills, Newtown, co. Mont., the respondents, a partnership of four, Nash, father and son, chemists, and a retired farmer and an auctioneer, the partnership having been formed to deal in government stores.

Original bundle of papers relating to the company, including printed prospectus to acquire and extend the established business of Jones Borthers of Aberystwyth, garage owners, motor coach and motor car proprietors, team owners and haulage proprietors, 1920; draft agreement between Hugh Jones and Isaac Jones of Aberystwyth, carrying on business as Jones Bros, and Sidney England of London, stockbroker, for the sale of the business, 1921; and printed memorandum and articles of association, 1921.