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1.Richard Vaughan of Goldengrove, gent.;. 2.David Williams of the parish of Llanedy, gent., both of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds for the performance of covenants specified in a pair of indentures of even date with the presents. Latin-English.

1.Thomas Lawrence of the parish of Langathen, yeoman;. 2.Sir Henry Vaughan of Derwith, knight, both of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds for the performance of coventants as specified in a deed of release of even date. Latin-English.

1.Rees Traharne of Llannon, gent.;. 2.William Vaughan of Tor y Koed, Doctor of Laws, both of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds for the quiet enjoyment and further assurance of the properties specified in No. 169 of even date. Latin-English.

1.Gwenllian David of the parish of Llannon, widow;. 2.Walter Vaughan of Llanelly, esq., both of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds for the quiet possession and further assurance of a messuage called Sythyn pen llwyn Racka with its appurtenances situated in the said parish of Llanon. Latin-English.

1.John ap Owen of Llannon, yeoman;. 2.Walter Vaughan of Llanedy, gent., both of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds for the quiet possession and further assurance of two messuages called Kil y Carw Vawr and Kwm y gwythyl and of all lands belonging to the obligee in the aforesaid parish lying between the rivers Gwendraeth vach and Gwendraeth vawr, with the appurtenances situated in the parish of Llangindeirne, co. Carmarthen. Latin-English.

1.John ap Owen of the parish of Llanon, yeoman;. 2.Walter Vaughan of Llanelly, gent., both of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds for the quiet possession of messuages and lands situated at a place called killicaro vawre, in the parish of Llangendeirne, co. Carms. Latin-English.

1.William Griffith and William Thomas Rees, yeoman, both of the parish of Llanon;. 2.Walter Vaughan, of Llanelli esq., all of co. Carms. Bond in two hundred pounds to make a good estate of and in messuages and lands called Islis y coed and Deri march situated in the said parish of Llanon. Latin-English.

1.John Vaughan, junior, of Place-gwyn, esq., and Francis Browne of Llangindeirne, gent., tutors and guardians of Christopher Browne, gent., son and heir of Humphrie Browne, late of Greene Castle, co. Carms., esq., deceased;. 2.Walter Vaughan of Llandebie, gent.; all of co. Carms. Bond of indemnity in four hundred pounds relating to a messuage and lands and a close called Parke A Prior in the parish of Llanstephan; a messuage and lands and a parcel called Llaine Keven berwen in the upper franchises and liberty of the county borough of Carmarthen; and other properties in King Street and Key Streete in the said county borough. Latin-English.

1.William Davids of Westfield, junior, gent.;. 2.George Lort of Pricardston, esq., and Allexander Eli[----of] Erewere, gent., all of co. Pembroke. Bond of statute merchant in two thousand pounds to be paid on the first of September next ensuing. Latin. Torn.

Brief of the suit in Chancery (original bill dated Trinity term 1737) of Mary Brown, widow, Margaret Williams, spinster and Penry Williams, esq., complainants, against Richard Williams, clerk, and Jane, his wife, and Richard Williams, gent., their son, defendants, concerning the messuage and lands of Aberbrane, etc., situated in the parishes of Llanspithid, Aberyskir, Llandilorvane, Llywell, Devynnock, Penderyn and Saint Davids, co. Brecon, and in the parish of Mothvey, co. Carmarthen (of the annual value of two hundred and fifty pounds).

Briefs, Interrogatories, and Defendants' Answers in the suit in Chancery mentioned in No. 706, dated 1739 October 11 (re the Devynnock Charity).

Certificate of David Edwards and Richard Mucklestone, gent., commissioned to examine witnesses on behalf of both parties in the suit in the Star Chamber between Owen Jenkins, plaintiff, against Walter Vaughan and other defendants, that Mawd alias Malte, wife of Richard Taylor, had tendered herself as witness on behalf of the plaintiff.

Certificate of the award of a commission in the Chamber of the Duchy of Lancaster to Walter Lloyde, Rice Haward, David Vaughan, gent., and Thomas Price, clerk, to examine John Agogg, John Madox, David ap Evan, and Thomas ap Evan being defendants as witnesses in the cause de bene esse between the king ex-relacione Walter Vaughan, esq., plaintiff and Hugh Grundy and others, defendants. Latin-English.

1.Francis Cornwallis, esq., of Westmeade, and Jane, his wife;. 2.Hugh Lloyd of Treheare, gent., all of co. Carms. Conveyance (in exchange for West Marsh) of Upper Treheare in the parishes of Laugharne and Pendine, co. Carms.

Correspondence between John Phillips, esq., of Carmarthen and Madam Bridgett Bevan of Laugharn relating to the signing of a deed of release in the matter specified in Nos. 583-87, dated 1744 Nov. 17 - 1745/6, Feb. 4.