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1. Thomas Bowen of Williamston, gent.;. 2. Margaret Bowen of the same, spinster, his daughter. Mortgage for £400 of messuages and lands in Thurston and Howton, parish of Burton.

Documents relating to the estate of the bishop of St. Davids, including a particular of the tithes of Glascomb, Colva and Rulen, co. Radnor, sold in 1727, extracts from old surveys (one dated 1660) relating to the rectories of Lamphey and warren and Lloycharth alias Bishops Forest, extract from a conveyance dated 28 June 1650 from the Commissioners for the sale of church lands to John Elliott, esq., of Lloydarth, note of a lease of Brân Mill near Llangadock, co. Carmarthen, to Morgan Pryse Lloyd of Mandinam, esq., [18th cent], memoranda of leases (1759-1765) of lands in Errow ewy, Greenhayes, Glascomb, Iscaerarth, Kerry, Le Bailey, Letgall, Landilovawr, mothvey, Penlyn Melin, Tillerour, Tresenny, Trephinny, Tyr pen y bont, Trevine, Loughouse and Tyr Leach, schedule of leases in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan and Carmarthen, post 1797, and a note of land called Koed Killarddy.

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Covenant between Bowater Vernon of the parish of St. George, Hannover Square, co. Middlesex, esq., and Emma Robinson, widow, not to prosecute in respect of bonds but to sue for debts out of the estate of Francis Cornwallis, esq.

1. Mary Llewehellin of Haverfordwest, daughter and heir of Thomas Llewhellin, gent.;. 2. James Phillips of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 3. John Higgon of the same, alderman. Conveyance of a house in Goat Street, Haverfordwest.

Declaration by James Brooks, M.A., clerk, that he will confirm to the liturgy of the Church of England on his collation to the vicarage of Llanarth, co. Cardigan, with the chapel of Llanina.

Declaration of James rooks, clerk, of conformity to the liturgy of the church of England on being collated to the prebend of Llandewi Aberarth.

Certificate that James Brooks, clerk, prebendary of Llandewi-Aberarth in the cathedral church of St. Davids, lead common prayers according to the use of the church of England.

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Mandate to induct James Brooks, Clerk, A.M., prebend of the Cathedral Church of St. Davids, into the prebend of Llandewy Aberarth, co. Cardigan.

Letter from Da[vid] Evans, Nicholaston, to Richard [Smallbrooke], bishop of St. Davids, London, concerning the design of Erasmus Lewis of London, a native of Abergwilly, to deprive the writer of the curacy of Llanrhydian, instigated largely by William Thomas who got a stipend of £20 per annum from Mr. Christopher Mansel for preaching weekly in a chapel in the parish of Llanrhydian and encroached on the cuate's rights; the sequestration of the writer's living in Carmarthen by Bishop Oateley and the legal costs of removing the same.

1. William Scourfield the younger of New Moate, esq., and Anne his wife, late Anne Phillips, only daughter and heir of William Phillips of Brecon, esq., deceased;. 2. William Scourfield the elder of New Moate, esq., father of the said William Scourfield the younger;. 3. Sir Halswell Tynte of Halswell, co. Somerset, bart., and William Owen of Landshipping, esq.;. 4. Walter Jeffreys of Brecon, esq., and Thomas Penry of Lloyncantefin, co. Brecon, esq., executors of the said William Phillips;. 5. James Badger of the University of Oxford, M.A., and Rebecca Badger of londno, spinster. Mortgage for £1300 of the messuage and lands called Tyr Gledwen, Gellyrhidd and Tyr y Llwyndu, parish of Gwenddwr, messuages and lands in the parishes of Lanvrenach and Llanvigan, messuages and lands called Tyr y Rhose, yr y Burdach and Tyr y Cwm, parish of Merthir, co. Brecon.

Letter from Mor. Thomas, Oxwich, to [the bishop of St. Davids], concerning the accusations against Mr. David Evans, a neighbouring clergyman from Penclawdd, a factious corner of Lanrhidian parish, and the conduct of a lecturer at the chapel there against the curate, and referring to the danger of Wolston's attempts against the foundation of the holy faith.

1. William Scourfield of New Moat, esq.;. 2. John James of Walterstown, parish of St. Edrins, gent. Lease for three lives of Perskilly vach, parish of Mathry. Rent: £7.10s. annually.