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1. John Curtis of Berkeley Square, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 2. Charles Wynne Griffith Wynne of Cefnamwlch, co. Carnarvon, and of Voelas, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 3. Richard Samuel White, the younger, of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, esq. Appointment And Conveyance of estates belonging to the second party situated in the parishes of Tydweiliog and Aberdaron in the county of Carnarvon to the use of John Curtis, esq., for 2000 years by way of mortgage for securing £10,500 and interest and Lease and Release Conveyance by Mr Curtis of the legal fee in other estates of Mr Wynne in the same county to the uses of a recovery deed of 11 March 1812. Premises mentioned:- messuages, lands, etc., in the parish of Aberdaron, viz. Gors consisting of Cae Ucha, Cae Griffith Dinant, B[ ]y Collar, Bryn y Cappell, a quillet in Pwldefed farm, a quillet in two parts, Llan Llase, Llania Bwllch, part of Cae Yndrws, another part of Cae Ucha, Cae Gymffon, Gymffon, Cae ffymffon, Werglodd Gors, Caia Trw y Gors and Werglodd [ ]; Bryn Sanders, consisting of Tythin, Bryn Sanders, Llania Sais, Cae Mawr, Drwll Pen y Rallt, First Pen y Buarth, Second Pen y Buarth, Maes y Mennin, Cae Pen Gull, First, Second and Third Cae hiere, Buarth Bullgwin, Llain Bylen, Bryn Dee, a moiety of Taler Gip, Llain[ ]in, a moiety of Bryn Duchen and Cae Pwll r hugh; Tyr Ty Hwa consisting of Trw Erws in Mynydd Mawr Common, Erw Gwiddell, Pant y Gwiddell, Pant y Llain hiere and Tyr de Hwa; Tyr Cefnamwlch consisting of land in Cerrig fawr bottom, Cae Rodin up to the rock, a part of Tyr Gregog above the last and a quillet to the left edge of Llanna Rhedwnog; Ty Canol consisting of Bryn r Eglws, a piece above the last, Cae bach, Pen y Sarn and a messuage or tenement in the village of Aberdaron; Cefn Nona consisting of The Nant, Cae Gwyn, Llain Pen y Nant, Cae Pen y Nant, Nant bach, Cae Yndrws, Llainia Crunion, Llain y ffelin, and a mill, piece of waste land and messuage in the village of Aberdaron; Dwyros consisting of Ddole y Pentre, Gallt y Pentre, Cae Mur refel, Erw grach, Gallt y Pompren, Pen y Glan rafon, Rhos, Cae ffaley, Cae yn Dwyros, Cae Pen y Bryn, Cae Newydd, Buartha, Bryn y Bade, Buarth Towad, The fficas, Cae tan y tu, Cae Cerrig Lloyd, Cae Pant and a messuage and buildings thereto belonging; Dau Nant otherwise Dy Nant consisting of Caia Pen y Bryn, Pen y Nant, The Nant, Hirdir, Llain Eithin and Cae yn y Park; Bodernabwy consisting of Cae Trw y rafon, Nant Issa, Nant Ucha Llain Croes, Bryn Issa, Cae rodin two quillets in Mellionedd, Clwt y rafon, Bryn Ucha, Cae yn y Mynedd, Vach wen bach, Fach wen fawr, Cae Wine Dee, Llain Eglws, Cae Ucha, Cae tan y Ty, Cae bach, Cae Eithin and Cae Mur Yrefel; Nant y Nona consisting of Cae Tan y Tu, Llain Ucha, Llain y Cefn and a messuage or tenement; Cilbwth otherwise Cyllbwdd consisting of Llain Issa, y Llain Rhent, Yr Erw, a small house bay and a messuage or tenement and a tithe barn and a chain of waste land about it; Cyll y felin consisting of y Werglodd, Cae Mawr, Cae Coch, Cae Ucha, Cae r Wooen, Cae ffynnon ?Howen, Cae ffynnon wen, Cae Trw y rafon, Llainia Mur hen, Cae Cam and a messuage or tenement; Cae y maen Llwydd consisting of Taler Gough, Buarth Pen John David, Llon y Taler Gough, Cae'r Maen Llwydd, Cae Newydd, Tir Neyd[ ], and a messuage or tenement; Ty Fwg otherwise Tu Fwg consisting of Cae Talara, Llanfaen, Cae Tan y Ty, Llain Shone, Llain Lub, Rolow, Llain Wen and Tir ty maen hiere; Ty Lewis otherwise Tu Lewis consisting of Cae Lewis, Werglodd, Y Bryn, Llain groes Issa, Second Llain groes Ucha, a quillet in Llainia Tan y Bryn, Llain Lewis, Cae Coch and a quillet in Llainia Bryngwin; Cefn Coch and quillets in Rhedynfra or Dynfre land consisting of Llain wen, Werglodd Cefn Coch in Werglodd Cerrig and Werglodd Bryngwin, a quillet in Mr Williams's Werglodd Dynfre, Cae Cochion, Llainia Cefn Cochion in Llainia Bryngwin, a quillet in Cefn ?Porthoyan, Llain Wen, Cefn Coch and Cai'r Defaid in Dynfre land; Llainiau Cochion otherwise Llania Cachion consisting of a quillet; Gilfach consisting of Cae Tan y Tu, Mynedd and Mynedd fields, a quillet in Mynedd Bodwrda, a quillet in Bergelis bach farm, Caia Rhos, Pwll y Cyll fach, Tir bir and Pwll Cae Surrender by; Moelfre consisting of Bryn y Cappell, Mynedd y Moelfre, Cae y Scubbor, Cae Glas, Werglodd, and Marley; Blawdty consisting of Cae'r Bryn, Cae pen y Bryn, Cae Pwll Llwydd, Cae Tythin, Cae Traws, Cae Cerrig Llwydd, Cae'r helme, Cae Cownog, Cae Llub, Cae Rhud, Cae bach, a moiety of Rhos y Llidw, Cae yn y Rhos, Rhos Issa, Llain wrth Tre Llewelin, Llain wen, Cae Gip, Mynedd Elky, Rhos bach, Cae Cwtta, Cae Rhodin, Cae Godw a llain in Cadau farm, a llain in Cefn Bordarthal, a llain in Tu Howell, a stack yard up to tithe barn, a messuage, tenement and outbuildings and a holding called Llain y Bloeddwr and a moiety of Pen y Bryn, and all that holding called Ty'r y Pentre; messuages in the parish of Dydwaliog otherwise Dudweiliog otherwise Tydweiliog, co. Carnarvon, viz.

, Bryn Ogof Llwydd otherwise Bryngo Llwydd consisting of Rhos Carreg y Prydd, Rhos Ucha, First Rhos bach, Second Rhos bach, Third Rhos bach, Cae Rhos, Cae Rodin, Cae Gleeb, Clwt bach, Cae fraenon, Rhos Issa, Cae Glass, Orefa wen, Porth y Bryngo Llwyd, Orefa fawr, Cae fron, Cae Mawr, Cae'r Pin, Llinia Rhos, Llinia Bryn, Bryn, waste by the house and Werglodd Gors fawr; Brinnau otherwise Brynia consisting of Cae Yscubor, Werglodd, Wine fawr, Werglodd sarn, Cae'r Sarn, Cae Banadl, Cae Ithen, Cae Gwyndon, Belan Ithin, Werglodd bach, Cae Crunion, Bryny ffrain, Cae bach, Cae Garrw, Rhos fawr, Cae Issa, Cae Crwn, Llain hir, Cae Pasgwch, Cae Newidd, Cae Canol, Cae Rodin, Rhos, Cae Caled, Rhos Pwll, Cae Mawr, Cae Talen, Bryn Cwm, Cae Pwll, Cae Calch, Llain hir, Cae'r fron, and Werglodd fawr; Pentre'r Llech consisting of Tan'r ardd, Cae Ithin, Ardd fawr, Ardd Fechan, Cae bach, Cae Rodin, Cae Glwybb, Clwt Lloya, Cae Mawr, Llinia, Werglodd, Win Cae Isaf, Brinia, Cae Pant, Cae Cefn y Beudy, Llain Pixal and Werglodd; Bryn Rhydd consisting of Werglodd bach, Gors, Llain y Blain Drwi, Llain Pella Ardd Ceidw with a house and garden, Cae tan y drws, Cae tan y talen, Cae Mawr, Cae bach, Cae Dylan, Yr Ynys, Rhos, Cae Caled, Erwia, Cae Lloid, Brynia, Clwt Towod and Cae Towod; Hirdre Issaf consisting of Werglodd Pella, Gors, Cae Rhywiog, Cae Pant, Llinia Pen y mere, The Meadow, Cae Mawr, Cae defed, llanio Munion, Werglodd Llanio Munion, Rhos bach, Clwt Rodin, Cae'r bidy, Cae'r Lloia, Rhos, a waste on each side of the road Clwt Cae Crun, Cae Crun, Cae Glas, Werglodd Tan y Tu, gardens and Cae Yscubor; Cae Newydd consisting of Gors Issa, Cae Craig, Cae Issa, Cae tan r Ardd, Ardd, Rhos, Win y Tu, Cae tan y tu, Werglodd tu Newidd, Wain y ffynnon, Cae Pen y ffynnon, Llain wen, Cae'r Mur, Llain faen and Cae Pen y Win; Hirdref Fudar and Bonhadlog consisting of Dole bach, Gors, the Bryn, Cae Mawr, Caia Issa, Werglodd bach, Cae hir, Cae Bidey'r lon, Gardd Bidey'r lon, Llain rodin, Cae tan rodin, Gardd Gowarch, Cae Gwndon, Llain tu allon, Cae Lloia, Cae Newydd, Llain Pen y bryn, Bonhadlog, Rhos Cwmister and Cae'r wine; Llain y Cwmister; Hirdref Uchaf consisting of Maes y Dyndir and gardens, Gors, Caer Lloia, Llain y Stabbol, Cae Samuel Llwydd, Llain y Lloia, Werglodd bug, Caia Glichon, Caia Llwynt y beidy, Yr Ynnis Eithin, Llanio Gwnnion, Cae Robert Shone, Rhos y Reding, Caia Newydd, Werglodd Hafod y Coed, Llinia, Cae Caiau, Cae'r hen Tai, Cae Glan y rafon, Cae bach, Gors Llwydd, Maes Mawr with a house called Tai howell and two gardens, Llain Tan Yscubbor, Llain Groes, Werglodd bach, Birdwr, Daler Llynn, Cae Llydon, Llain faen and Cae Owen Powell; Pen y Bryn consisting of Cambridge defed, Cae Glan y rafon, Yr Ynnis Eithin, Cae Dee, Buarth Bach, Llania, Cae y Coch, Cae Pen y Bryn, Cae Muarry, Cae tan y Tu, a garden and stack yard, and Gors; Tu otherwise Tyr Bach consisting of Werglodd Tudor, Cae Pug faen, Cae bach, Cae Llydon and Cae [ ]; Hirdref fawr consisting of Cae Pen y fford, Wain Ithall, Caia Crunion, Cae Rhos Ucha, Cae Rhos Issa, Rho[ ], Rhos Hirdre, Buarth y Cae Rhos, Cae Shone Richard, Rhos prus, tir Brewen, Caia Rhos prus, Cae Tan yr Allt, Buarth rhydd Caled, Tan'r Ardd, Cae Lloya, Cae Newydd, Llan rhydd Trwodd, Cae Shone Daid and Cae Rhodin; Rhyd Trwodd consisting of half Llain Rhydd Trwodd with a house; Mariau Duon otherwise Miria Duan consisting of Ardd trw y rafon, Cae [ ] Tu, Cae Lloia, Werglodd, Llania Herion, Cae Ucha, Rhos Pella, Cae Glan y rafon, Buartha, Cae Carn'r Ebbwll, Cae pixall, Y Bryn and Cae Dannwdd; Pant Gwyn consisting of part of Rhos hirdre, Tir Pant Gwyn and Ardd Rhose; Beidy Owen; Bagillt; and other messuages called Ty Hugh John Ellis, Ty Gitto or Pen y Craig, Ty William John Griffith, Ty John Uthall, Ty Ann Hughes, Ty Sion Hugh and Ty Newydd; Pen y Gallt consisting of Cae Ucha, Cae Issa, Rallt, Bug, Cae Cannol, Cae Caled, and Cae Crun; Tyn or Tan y Llan consisting of Cae Glas, Wine, Caia Cwninon, Cae Gwair, Cae Samuel, Llain faen, Erw Brain, Cae ffraenog, Wine, Cae'r Llan and Cae'r ffynnon; Porthscaden otherwise Port Scadron consisting of Llain Rhwch, Dole fawr, Wine, Caia bach, Gard Tal[ ], Llain Catty Marchogg, Caia Storehouse, Gettie or waste joining the sea, Rhos Coch and Tailor Woman, Nant Rychane, Cae Gwelltog, Pen y ?Geffnan, Cae Porth Llydon, Cae Porth y Maen, Cae Pant, Cae Yskubor, Car Rodin, Clwt y Llaen Drws, Cae'r Winllan, Ddole bach, Cae Eithin, Plas'r Melltith, Werglodd Frwdd, Cae'r Wenn, Werglodd Tythin Moel, Pwll bliw, Llain, Glan y rafon, Tythin Moel first part and Tythin Moel second part; Ty issaf consisting of Llain Gwiddill, Llain Tan y fford, Llain wrth Drws, Cae Pen y Tu, Llain Gough, Werglodd fawr, Cae Eithin Llania, Bryna and Llain Werglodd; Plas yn Big; Pwt y Cottyn; Ty Clooan Newydd; Ty n y Fonwent; Llain y Capden otherwise Captain; Pen Gallt House or Tyn y Llon otherwise Tyn y Llan in Rhos y Llan, Ty'n Rhen bach and Ty Newydd.

1 Col William Pearce of Ffrwdgrech, co. Brec. 2 Mary Church Pearce (wife of 1). 3 Sir Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan of Tredegar Park, co. Mon., bart. 4 Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan of the Friars, near Newport, co. Mon., esq., MP. Appointment and Grant from 1, by the request of 2 and 3, to 4 of Slwch Farm (275 a.), p. St John The Evangelist, co. Brec., devised under the will of Elizabeth Morrice of Ffrwdgrech, co. Brec., dated 9 June 1845 (see No. 21) also full liberty to pass over Baily helig Farm, p. St David's, co. Brec., and other provisos included in an indenture dated 26 Nov. 1844. Recital of deed of 2 Dec. 1848 (in which the original devisees of the will of E. M. refused to act.) Includes a map (scale: 3 chains to 1 inch) and schedule of Slwch and of Bailey helig farms, (scale 6 chains to 1 inch) showing field names, acreages, state of cultivation and roadways.

1. The Hon. Charles Finch of Berkeley Square, co. Middlesex, and Charles Hildyard of Christ College, Cambridge, esq.;. 2. Charles Wynne Griffith Wynne of Cefnamwlch, co. Carnarvon, and also of Voelas, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 3. Robert Griffith of Pwllhely, co. Carnarvon, gent.;. 4. David Williams of Saython, co. Carnarvon, esq. Appointment And Release of a dwelling house and garden in Pwllhely in the parish of Denio, co. Carnarvon, with a covenant to produce title deeds. Copy.

1. Jane Finch;. 2. Thomas Assheton Smith. Appointment as trustee to stand possessed of a sum of £2000 in trust for John Curtis of Cavendish Square who had advanced the first party an equivalent sum.

Appointment by Alan James Gulston of 5 Den Crescent, Teignmouth, Devon, esq., sheriff of co. Carm., of John Prothero Lewis of Llandilo, co. Carm., attorney at law, to be his under-sheriff. BRA 106.

Appointment by Elizabeth Vaughan of Spring Gardens, Middlesex, widow of the Rev. Henry Vaughan, dec., of several sums of money for the advancement of her sons, Henry Vaughan, and Charles William Vaughan, in the East India Company and the Royal Navy, respectively. With further appointments and orders to trustee.

Appointment by Mary Duff, wife of Robert George Duff of Hatton Castle, near Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, esq., of certain stocks, funds, and securities representing the residuary personal estate of William Buckler Astley, dec. Draft.

Appointment by Rev. Edward Thelwall of Llanbedr, co. Denb., clerk, of trust funds comprised in a subject to his marriage settlement.

1. John Lloyd of Alltyrodin, co. Cardigan, esq.;. 2. Henry Cosby, cornet in H.M. 3rd Regiment of Light Dragoons. Appointment by way of mortgage of the Alltyrodin estate as set out in No. 391 of 17 Oct. 1826. Draft.

1 Elizabeth Vaughan of Russell Street, Reading, widow. 2 Charles William Vaughan of the Royal Navy, an officer in HMS Hecla. 3 William Henry West of Gliffaes, near Crickhowell, South Wales, esq. Appointment of a sum of money to C. W. Vaughan. A letter from C. W. Vaughan is attached.

1. Janet Walker Ellerton of Kensington, co. Middlesex, widow;. 2. Horace Wilkinson of Sevenoaks, co. Kent, esq., and Sir Theodore Martin of Abingdon Street in the city of Wesminster, K. C. B. Appointment of certain funds comprised in an indenture of 7 April 1851 and a release to the trustees of the said indenture on payment of the whole of the funds.

1 Isabella Emma Thelwall of Aubrey House, Keyhaven near Lymington, Southampton, widow;. 2 Richard Longueville Barker of Chester, esq.;. 3 James Alfred Rhodes of Great Marlborough Street, Middlesex, esq. Appointment of James Alfred Rhodes, esq., to be a trustee of the settlement made on the marriage of Isabella Emma Thelwall and Arthur Goodrich (see No. 23 of 1854, Dec. 20) in lieu of Charles Townshend, esq. The said Arthur Goodrich was since deceased, and the said Isabella had subsequently become the wife and then the widow of John Saulsbury Thelwall.

1 John Edwards, the younger, of Glyn, co. Denb., esq. 2 Edward Roberts of Tu newydd in p. Sylatin, Shropshire, yeoman. Appointment of part of the estate of the first party as security for the £500 mentioned in No. 2 of the same date, Property named - a capital m., mansion house and lands called Plasmaddock in Ruabon, an iron furnace with smithy, buildings, etc., called Plasmaddock Furnace in Ruabon, tithes of corn and grain in t. Christioneth Kenrick in p. Rhuabon, a water corn grist mill called Melin y coed in Trevor issa in p. Llangollen, a m. and lands in t. Christioneth Kenrick and parcels belonging thereto, five parcels in Christioneth Kenrick called y Coed mawr, y Coed buchang Erw Sheat, y Cae Glase and y Dole. a m. and two parcels in the same t. called Tir clach otherwise Tir Calch and Cae vedwen closes in Rhuabon called Gwerglodd, sarney, Cae Ucha and Cae James issa, a m. in Christioneth Kenrick, and parcels called Kenvaes issa, the great Meadow, y Derllwin, Erw Sheat, cae Brinwyn, Tir y Gath, y Kenvaes ucha, Cae Buchan, y Cae hir, y Cae crwn, Gwerglodd y Coed, Maes y Derwen, Gwerglodd Maes y Derwen and Llaes Maes y Derwen, Rhuabon and Christioneth Kenrick, parcels called Gwerglodd Tyr yn y Bryn and y Scraf in Ruabon, a m. called Plas Ithel in Ruabon two parcels called Gwerglodd Tyr yn Bryn and Gwern Ganol in Ruabon, all in' co. Denb., and also all the mines of coal and Iron and other minerals owned by the first party hereto and Sarah, his wife.

1 Rev. Edward Thelwall of Llanbedr, co. Denb., clerk, and Sarah Thelwall, his wife;. 2 Beavis Thelwall of Brynyfynnon, co. Denb., esq., Moses Hoper of Brussells, Belgium, esq., Townshend Mainwaring of Marchwiel Hall, Wrexham, co. Denb., esq., and Henry Meredith Mostyn of Segroit, co. Denb., esq., commander in the Royal Navy. Appointment of the said Townshend Mainwaring and Henry Meredith Mostyn as trustees of the marriage settlement of the first party hereto (No. 18 of 1819 Oct. 27) and of trust funds, in lieu of John Madocks and Giles Adnams, both dec.. Endorsed with a further indenture dated 4 June 1841 between the said Edward and Sarah Thelwall of the one part, and the said Bevis Thelwall, Moses Hoper, Townshend Mainwaring and Charles Kynaston Mainwaring of Otley Park, Shropshire, esq., of the other, appointing the said Charles Kynaston Mainwaring and trustee in lieu of Henry Meredith Mostyn, dec.

1, Joseph Fell Christy of Upton Alresford, co. Hants., gent., John Scott of Cannon Street, London, merchant, Robert Mayne Curtis of Rood Lane, London, merchant, and William Henry Willians of Holland Park, Kensington co. Middlesex, the trustees of the National Provident Institution;. 2. John Berridge Gaskell of Milford Haven, South Wales. Appointment of the second party as manager of the trust's estate at Milford Haven, co, Pembroke, known as the Milford Estate; and also as manager of the pier and railway of the Milford Haven Dock and Railway Company.

1 Edward Thelwall of Efenechtyd, co. Denb., clerk, and Sarah, his wife;. 2 Giles Adnams of Hillhampton House, Worcestershire, gent. Appointment of the second party as trustee of the marriage settlement of the first party hereto (No. 18 of 1819, Oct. 27).

1. Richard Samuel White of Lincolns Inn;. 2. Thomas Assheton Smith, esq. Appointment of the second party to stand possessed of a sum of £984 assigned to him in trust for the first party, in trust for John Curtis of Berkeley Square, who had advanced to the first party an equivalent sum.