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(1) Josiah Turner of Nether Gournall, p. Sedgley, Staffordshire, and John Turner of Nether Gournall;. 2. Thomas Jevon of Nether Gournall, nailer. Lease for 99 years of the cottage now inhabited by Thomas Jevon and situate on the Broad Ridding.

1 Thomas Lloyd of Cilgwyn, co. Card., esq. 2 Anne Brigstocke formerly of Blaenpant, co. Card. and Gellydowill, co. Carm., now of The Cottage on Henhavod Bank, p. Llandefriog, co. Card., widow. (1). Lease for 6 lives of a m. called The Cottage built by 2 at her own expense on Henhavod Bank belonging to 1, also a field called Henhavod Bank, and a field called Parknewydd in which she has built a walled garden p. Llandefriog, reserving timber and mineral rights. Annual rent: £6.6.0 in consideration of expenses sustained by 2 in building the house and garden. (2). Lease for 1 life of 3 fields, one called Parkhenhavod and the other two both called Park y Rhûg, p. Llandefriog. (occupants named, boundaries and acreages given). Annual rent: £4.6.0.

1 Roger Rogers the elder of Langevelach, co. Glam., gent. 2 Henry Penry of the same place, yeoman, and Persis, his wife. 3 Roger Rogers the younger, son of the said Roger Rogers, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, sole daughter of the said Henry Penry and Persis, his wife. (1) Lease for the residue of a term of 99 years of one water corn grist mill and a cottage in Langevelach aforesaid. (2) Lease for forty years of a m. and tmt of land in Langevelach aforesaid.

(1) Letter from Charles Morgan to George Morgan of Brecknock concerning the possibility of an early election and other miscellaneous matters. (2) Letter (unsigned copy) to Charles Morgan concerning his claim to comortha payments, and the inexpediency of enforcing such claims at the moment owing to an approaching election.

1 Letters from Thomas Crachley to John Griffith, esq., giving notice of his intention to be present at Conway on Oct. 12 to receive money due "out of your ffarmers to Richard Mitton". 2 1659, Aug. 3 Note by George Griffith informing John Griffith that "Mr Crachley hath bene formerly convinced of his mistake in making two distinct things of Gwyddil alias Gwythelin or Goythelyn or the escheat lands in Tallybolion".

Copies of a deed by which the Trust conveyed 1 Lôn Ucha, Rhiwbina, to Waltplan (1967) Limited, together with copies of a surveyor's plan and a letter relating to them, as well as an invoice concerning the removal of furniture from the Rhiwbina office to Llandinam. The premises were used by Waltplan as an office.

1 Mandate from the Bishop of Bangor (Humphrey Humphreys) to the Rev. Owen Davies, Prebendary of Penmynydd and Rector of Llangeinwen, co. Anglesey, to induct the Rev. Robt Humphreys to the living of Llanfechell, co. Anglesey. 2 A note to the Bishop informing him of the induction.

2. Catherine Clough of Glanywern aforesaid, widow, mother of the said Margaret Clough, and Powell Clough of Glanywern aforesaid, esq. 3. Walter Thomas of the city of Chester and John Vaughan of Groes, co. Denb., esq's. 4. John Foulkes of Eriveat in p. Henllan, co. Denb., esq. Release (prenuptial settlement of the said Margaret Clough and the said John Foulkes) of properties in Aberwhiler, Caervedwen, Llandurnog, Llangwifen, and Banker, co. Denb., and sitting and burial places in the p. church of Bodfarry [co. Denb.].

2 James Phillips the elder and James Phillips the younger, both of Grosmont, co. Mon., gent.

2. Robert Cotesworth of Walthamstow, Essex, esq. 3. Robert Vigne of Little Malvern, Worcestershire, esq., and Emma, his wife. 4. Susan Cotesworth of Little Malvern aforesaid, widow. 5. Richard Richards of Park Crescent, Middlesex, esq., and Harriet, his wife. 6. Emily Richards of Park Crescent aforesaid, spinster. 7. William Parry Richards of Wellington Street, Strand, Middlesex, and Robert Whitmore of Waddon, Surrey, esq's. Release from trusts specified in deeds of lease and release 31 Dec. 1833 and 1 Jan. 1834.

1. Mary Griffiths of the t. of Leeswod, p. Mold, co. Flint, widow (niece and heir at law of John Jones, otherwise John Jones Maddocks, of Ruthin, co. Denb., mercer, dec.), and Edward Jones of the t. of Leeswod, yeoman, eldest son and heir apparent of the said Mary Griffiths. 2. Edward Edwards of Cerrigllwydion, p. Llanynus, co. Denb., gent. Articles Of Agreement for the sale and possession of Tyddyn y Perfedd, Tir y Perfedd, and Ddwy Ddolglwyd, t. of Rhydonen, and other m's, all in p. Llanynus, co. Denb.

2. The Rev. Owen Owen of Oswestry, Shropshire, clerk. Grant of the m's of Cittiau, p. Llanaber, in exchange for common and marsh land called Harlech marsh, p. Llanfihangel y Traethau, all in co. Mer.

2. John Morgan of Maesmaenkymro, co. Denb., yeoman. Assignment of mortgage of lands called y kae glas and y Cluttie tan y werglodd in Trevechan, co. Denb.

2. Griffith Pryse of Corsygarnedd, gent., and Jennett, his wife. Surrender (to make a tenant to the praecipe for the suffering of a recovery) of m's and lands called Braich y Ceynant Issa, Brynbrâs, y pandy, and Tu yn y Kefn, p. Dolgelley.

[2] Rees William her son. 3 Anne Davies, spinster, [daughter of Margaret David], all of the parish of Llanverbryn, co. Carmarthen. Agreement previous to the marriage of the said Rees William and Anne Davies 'if she will consent thereto'.

2. Maurice Jones of Cefn Coch, co. Denb., esq. Mortgage for 4,000, by way of demise for 1,000 years, of m's called Saint George, p. St George, Skybor newydd and Synnen, p. St Asaph, Towyn, p. Abergele, Cyfnant, p. Llanarmon in Yale, all in co. Denb., and Penyrhiw, p. Kilken, co. Flint.

1 James Lewes of Gellydowill, co. Carm., esq. 2 Robert Morgan of co. bor. Carmarthen, esq. (1). Mortgage In Fee (being a Release) for £500 (21/2%) of m's and lands called Bwlch Mellyn, Argoed, a field called Wern Gormach, two fields called Cae yr Odin, m's and lands called Diffrin Tallybrin and Perth y Piod, a m. called Tuy hene with a field called Wayn Vechan, a m. called Ffinnant, 2 m's and a field called Cae yr Odin, m's and lands called Tyr y Coed Bach, Park y Dderwen, and Llwyn y Goge, a m. called Tuy yn y Cwm, m's and lands called Pen Rhippin, Pen Rhyn Cych and Penllan, and cottages (un-named), p. Kenarth, co. Carm., being part of the Gellydowill Estate. Recital of deeds dated 2-3 April 1764. (2). Mortgage of all the timber growing on the specified lands, allowing to 1 out of the £500 and interest 8s. per long cord of winter cordwood, 14s. per long cord of summer cordwood with bark and 30s. per ton of bark not corded and converted to charcoal.

1 Note of Agreement concluded between Hugh Owen of Gwenynog, co. Anglesey, and Richard, his son, gent., upon the marriage of the said Richard Owen to Catherine Gruffith of Carnarvon. 2 Further arrangements following upon the above agreement.