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2. Griffith ap Robert of Garthgynvawr, gent. Bond for the observance of covenants.

2. Griffith Pryse of Cors y Garnedd, esq., and William Williams of Tyddyn Gwladys, p. Trawsfynydd, co. Mer., yeoman. Bond for the payment of the sum of £50, being an agreement on the marriage of Ellis Evan with Elizabeth William, widow.

2. Robert Roberts of Dolgelley, co. Mer., tanner. Declaration Of Trust that a sum of £1,000 specified in No. 950 is the proper money of Robert Roberts. Not executed.

2. Lewis. Draft lease for opinion.

(1). Extract from court rolls of surrender by Thomas Powell Prawling of a cottage and parcel of land, 1/4 acre, parish of Penrhos, lying between the Earl's land now in the tenure of Hugh Richard, the land called Cae Pull, and the way leading from Lantillio towards Coed Porth to the use of William Richard James, 11 June 1606. (2). Extract from court rolls of surrender by William Richard James, parish of Penrhos, yeoman, of a cottage and parcel of land, 1/4 acre, parish of Penrhos, lying between the Earl's land now in the tenure of Hugh Richard, the land called Cae Pull, and the way leading from Lantillio towards Coed Porth to the use of John Stephens, Penrhos, 17 Feb. 1616/7. Paper, 1 leaf, foolscap, fair condition.

(1) Four printed programmes of the (Wesleyan) Methodist South Wales District Meetings, Llanidloes, September 1881; Tregaron, September 1896; Mountain Ash, 1898; Carmarthen, September, 1903. (2) A membership card of the 'Cyngor Wesleyaidd' for the Swansea, Llandeilo, Llanelli and St David's (Wesleyan) Methodist circuits, formed March 1894. (3) A pamphlet from the (Wesleyan) Methodist South Wales District: Y Gweith-gor Wesleyaidd, 1896. (4). A leaflet relating to the Fund for erecting the Rev. John Evans Eglwysbach (Wesleyan) Methodist Memorial Chapel at Pontypridd, 1897. (5) A leaflet: One Methodism in Wales, giving details of the suggested scheme of bilingual circuits in the three (Wesleyan) Methodist Welsh Districts, no date. (6) A poster advertising Yr Eurgrawn, Y Winllan, Y Dyddiaduron, 1937.

(1) "Fragmenta Regalia or Observations on the late Queene Elizabeth, her tymes and Favourites". Written by Sir Robt. Naunton, Master of the Court of Wards and Liveries. (2) "A coppie of a Letter written by Sir John Suckling to a friend of his in Kent concerning ye Scotish Businesses". (3) Letter (copy) to Richard, Earl of Portland, Lord High Treasurer of England from Henry Wootton. See also II, 595.

Badly mutilated.

2. Katherine Geraldine Penn of Camrose House. 2 Epitomes of settlement. 2 drafts.

1) George Overton to John Powell and 2) John Powell to John Morgan (copy). (1) Stating that Dixon was prepared to agree to an advance of 1s. per ton on coal; (2) agreeing to give an allowance of 1s. per ton for lime coal below the price of coal for other purposes, provided that that was the purport of Overton's letter.

2. John Simon of Dolgelley, gent. Declaration of intent of a lease dated 2 Aug. 1678; and Lease of Tythyn yr hen Bandy, t. of Garthgynvawr. Counterpart.

2. Rees Griffith, his son and heir apparent. Mortgage for £500 of lands called Tythyn gorse garnedd, a Tu Mawr, havod, Tu yn y voel, buarth Cae Mawr, Cae'r Tu bach, y ddol geirch, y Cae yn y Coed Isa, y ffridd ganoll, Cae chwrefa isa, ffridd voel, y Cae hir, Cae y bryn Moel, y Cae yn y Coed, y ffridd isa, ffridd y mur hen, y Cae isa, Cae Tanglwst, Cae hyor, a ffridd vach, y gelly, Cae chwrefa ucha, y Clwt, and ffridd y bryn Coediog in Nanney.

2. Thomas Meyrick of Berth Llwyd, gent., and Margaret Evans, widow, his mother. Release, to provide a jointure for Anne Meyrick, wife of the said Rees Griffith and one of the daughters of the said Margaret Evans, of lands called Tyddyn gorse garnedd, y Tu Mawr, Havod, Tu yn y Voel, y buarth Cae Mawr, kae'r Tu bach, y ddol geirch, y kae yn y coed isa, y ffridd ganol, kae chwrefa issa, ffridd voel, y kae hir, kae y bryn moel, y Cae yn y Coed, y ffridd issa, ffridd y mur hen, y kae isa, kae Tanglwst, kae hyad, y fridd fach, y gelly, kae chwrefa vcha, y Clwt, and ffridd y bryn Coediog in Nanney.

2. Griffith Roberts of Rhywgoch, gent. Articles Of Agreement for the marriage of the said Griffith Price and Catherine, daughter of the said Griffith Roberts. [Properties mentioned: Corsgarnedd, Cae hyad, and Cae tanglwst, t. of Nanney vwch Afon, p. Llanvachraeth.].

1. Griffith Pryse of Cors y Garnedd, co. Mer., gent., and Jonet, his wife, and Edward Edwards of Cerrig llwydion, co. Denb., gent., and Lowry, his wife (the said Lowry being the only child and heir of the above Griffith Pryse). 2. John Garnons of Rhiwgoch, co. Mer., esq. 3. William Vaughan of Corsygedol, co. Mer., esq. Release (to make a tenant to the praecipe for the suffering of a recovery) of m's and lands called Cai Hyad ffrith, Cai Hyad, Cae Chwrefa, ffridd Cae Chwrefa, Cae Tanglwst Ucha, Cae Tanglwst Issa, pen y braych, porfa pen y Braych, Gwair Cae Coron, Gelli and Cae Cediog, Tai Cae Tanglwst, Bryn y ffynnon, and Ty yn y mynydd, p. Llanfachreth, co. Mer., m's and lands called Braich y Ceynant Issa, Brynbrâs, y pandy, and Tu yn y Kefn, p. Dolgelley, and Tir y Gwyddel, otherwise Tu glâs, Ynys y Meirch, otherwise y Garth, Tu Croes, Coed y Geuallt, otherwise Cae yn y Coed, Tai yn Cefn y Maes and Tai yn y mynydd, Yr Hafod fraith, y Voel, and Hendre Berfedd, p's Dolgelley and Llanfachreth, co. Mer.

1. Griffith Pryse the elder of Cors y Garnedd, gent., Catherine, his wife, Griffith Pryse the younger of Cors y Garnedd, gent., eldest son and heir apparent of the said Griffith Pryse the elder, and Anne Meyrick of Cae hyad, widow, all of p. Llanfachreth, co. Mer. 2. Robert Griffith of Plas Tan y bwlch and John Humphreys the younger of Caerynwch, p. Dolgelley, esq's. 3. David Lloyd of Braych y Ceynant, p. Dolgelley, gent., and Jonett Lloyd, spinster, his daughter. Articles Of Agreement (pre-nuptial settlement of the said Griffith Pryse the younger and the said Jonett Lloyd) for the conveyance of Cors y Garnedd, otherwise Tythyn Cors y Garnedd, Cae hyad, ffridd Cae hyad, Cae chwrefa, ffridd Cae Chwrefa, Cae Tanglwst ucha, Cae Tanglwst Issa, fields called Pen y braych, Porfa Pen y Braych, Gwair Cae Caron, Gelli, and Cae Coediog, and Ty Cae Tanglwst, Ty yn y Mynydd, and Bryn y ffynnon, all in the t. of Nanney Uwch Afon, p. Llanfachreth.

1. Griffith Pryse the elder of Cors y Garnedd, p. Llanfachreth, co. Mer., gent., and Catherine, his wife, Griffith Pryse the younger, eldest son and heir of the said Griffith Pryse, and Anne Meyricke of Cae hyad, widow. 2. Robert Griffith of Plas Tanybwlch and John Humphreys the younger of Caerynwch, p. Dolgelley, esq's. 3. David Lloyd of Braych y Ceynant, gent., and Jonett Lloyd, spinster, his daughter. Articles Of Agreement (prenuptial settlement of the said Griffith Pryse the younger and the said Jonett Lloyd) to suffer a recovery of Cors y Garnedd, otherwise Tythyn Cors y Garnedd, Cae hyad, ffridd Cae hyad, Cae chwrefa, ffridd Cae Chwrefa, Cae Tanglwst ucha, Cae Tanglwst Issa, Penybraych, Porfa Penybraych, Gwair Cae Coron, Gelli, Cae Coediog, Ty Cae Tanglwst, Ty yn y Mynydd, and Bryn y ffynnon, t. of Nanney vwch afon, p. Llanfachreth.