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A Judgement (copy) in favour of the Chanter and Chapter of St David's against Alexander Eliot, esq., of Eareweare, Pem., made in the Court of Exchequer, 30 Jan. 1755 and produced by John Stokes, gent., a witness in Chancery proceedings between Elizabeth Eliot, widow, complainant, and John Williams and others, defendants.
Notices (draft) of the letting by auction of the tithes of Usmaston and Jefferston with draft letters to be sent to the present tenants.
A Note of Archdeacon John Williams concerning the value of the tithes of Llandovery,
An Account of William Tegan with the Chapter of St. Davids,
A Reward for apprehending William Tegan,
A Warrant for the arrest of William Tegan of St. Davids, yeoman, to answer the Chanter and Chapter of St. Davids in a plea of trespass.
An Affidavit of service of ejectment in the case of the Chapter of St. Davids v. Tegan,
A Notice (draft) of ejectment to be served on William Tegan, if arrears of rent of Nuns Well should not be paid.
A Declaration (draft) in a cause of ejectment in a case of the Chapter of St. Davids v. Tegan,
The Answer of John Jones, the sub-chanter, to Appleby's appeal to the Upper Chapter,
A Bond from Charles Lewis of Brecon to the Chanter and Chapter of St. Davids to resign the offices of parish clerk or sexton of Llanavanvawr and Nantmel, if he should neglect to execute the office of chapter clerk.
The Opinion of J. R. Stokes in the dispute between Jones and Appleby,
The Complaint of William Appleby to the Upper Chapter that the Lower Chapter had refused a hearing for his case against the sub-chanter for the wrongful withholding of the tithes of certain portions of his lands and that he had been refused access to the Chapter Books to make out his case.
The Case of William Appleby, vicar choral of St. Davids, complaining that he had been deprived of a great portion of his tithes through encroachments made by the late sub-chanter and others in his cylch.
A Memorial of John Jones, sub-chanter of St. Davids, to members of the Upper Chapter to give some idea of the constitution of the Lower Chapter to enable them to judge the merits of a complaint to be brought before them by William Appleby, vicar of Cylch y Dref, against him, the vicar of Lower Cylch Gwaelod y Wlad.
A Memorial of John Jones, sub-chanter of St. Davids, to the Canons of the Cathedral, protesting against an innovation whereby he would be deprived of the assistance of lay vicars in reading the first lesson on the Lord's day.
A Form Of Warrant for holding a court leet for the manor of the city and suburb of Saint Davids ...,
A Form Of Warrant for holding the Court Leet for the Manor of Dewsland,