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One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charters rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, the material relating entirely to Wales.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, a few of the items being of Welsh interest.

One of nine volumes containing extracts from charter rolls, charters (including deeds) in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc. and from printed works containing copies of charters, etc. from the reign of Edward I to that of Charles II, the material relating entirely to Wales.

The method of proceeding in the Court of Great Sessions for Glamorganshire, Breconshire and Radnorshire, 1791-1825, with a list of the officers of the circuit, 1791.

A collection of abridged reports of cases in the Courts of Common Pleas and King's Bench, 18 Elizabeth - 8 Charles I, with an index of names and a table of subjects. A bookseller's description of the manuscript attributes it to Sir John Dolben (1684-1756), possibly in error for Sir William Dolben (d. 1694), judge.

Extracts from the inquisitiones de rebellibus of the reign of Henry III (1207-1272), which contain particulars of the possessions of persons implicated in the rebellion of Simon de Montfort (1208?-1265), also extracts from charter rolls of the reign of Henry III, together with indexes.

A diary for 1887 kept by William Floyd (c. 1810-c. 1898).

Business correspondence, 1797-1805, from Messrs W. Kennaway & Sons, Exeter to Messrs E. Muller & Co., London.

Correspondence, 18-19 cents, together with miscellaneous military, naval and theatrical autographs.

One of three volumes containing indexes to William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) volumes of transcripts of and extracts from documents and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc.

One of three volumes containing indexes to William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) volumes of transcripts of and extracts from documents and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc.

One of three volumes containing indexes to William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) volumes of transcripts of and extracts from documents and manuscripts in the Public Record Office, the British Museum, etc.

An index, arranged according to subjects and places, to some of William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) manuscript volumes, together with a rough list of the contents of his library.

An index of inquisitiones post mortem (Court of Wards), 38 Henry VIII - 3 Charles I.

A draft introduction to a proposed work by William Floyd (c. 1810-c. 1898) on King John (1167-1216).

Indexes to Assize Rolls, temp. Henry III - Edward I, manors in Exchequer Accounts, temp. Henry VIII, and to other records for Devon.

One of two volumes containing a transcript of an index in the College of Arms to William Dugdale's Baronage, together with an index to holders of fees in Somerset and Gloucestershire in the Black Book of the Exchequer.