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Letter from Francis Skyrme, Llawhaden, to the bishop of St. Davids], enclosing a terrier of the premises held by him of the bishop.

1. Henry Scourfield of Robeston Hall, esq., and William Henry of Scourfield of the same, esq.;. 2. William Roch of Honeyborough, parish of Llanstadwell, farmer. Lease for three lives of Little Honeyborough in the said parish. Rent: £55 annualy. Customs: four fat hens and the keeping of a dog and a cock.

Letter from Nicholas Rod, Pembroke, to the bishop of St. Davids, Abegwilly, concerning a dispute between the writer who is curate of the united parishes of Pembroke, and the vicar over salary.

1. Richard, Lord Milford of Picton Castle;. 2. The Reverend John Foley, rector of Llanglydwen, co. Carmarthen. Lease for three lives of Vorlan in the parish of Maenclochog. Rent: £168, one bushel of oats, two couple of fowls annually, to grind at Maenclochog Mill and keep a dog or bitch.

1. The Reverend John Philipps of Williamston, D.D.;. 2. Owen Philipps of the same, esq., his son and heir;. 3. Henry Scourfield of Robeston Hall, esq.;. 4. Elizabeth Ann Scourfield of Robeston Hall, daughter of the said Henry Scourfield by Elizabeth his wife, deceased. Deed Of Complaint prior to the marriage of the said Owen Philipps and Elizabeth Ann Scourfield as to the latter's personal estate.

1. Joseph Protheroe of Gilvach, parish of Llanykeven, farmer;. 2. John Thomas of West, parish of Walton East, farmer. Agreements for further charge on Suchpant in the said parish, with bonds.

Particular of the estate of the late James Philipps of Pentypark, esq., deceased, in the parishes of Robeston Wathan, Wiston, Narberth, Llangolman, and Clarbeston, co. Pembroke, and Kilymaenlwyd, co. Carmarthen.

Order in the suit between James Lloyd, esq., and others, plaintiffs, and Sir Richard Philipps, bart., Lord Milford and others, defendants.

1. Thomas Wright of Haverfrdwest, esq.;. 2. William Phillips of the parish of Prendergast, farmer. Lease for three lives of a messuage and lands in the said parish.

Rental of the estate of Lord Kensington in the parishes of Nevern, Fishguard, Llawhadden, Llanvernach, Clydy, Kilgerran, Kilrhedin, Penrith, Bletherston, Stainton, Marloes, St. Brides, Walwyns Castle, Harroldston West, and Herbrandston, and the town of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, Llandissilio, co. Carmarthen, Verwick and St. Mary (Cardigan), co. Cardigan, and of the tithes of Llanwnda, co. Pembroke. At the back of the volume: account of William, lord Kensington, with John Willy, including election expenses, Nov. 1806, interest on loans, repairs, subscription to the Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society, etc.

1. Charles Waldergrave of Milford, surgeon;. 2. Hugh Stokes of Hakin, parish of Hulberston. Mortgage for £200 of a newly erected house in Hakin.

1. John Owen Edwardes of Sealyham, esq., and Mary Tucker of the same, spinster;. 2. The Bishop of St. Davids. Surrender of leases of the mill called Melin Llowarch, parish of Mathry, and messuages and land called Velindre, parish of Llanwnda, and Park y Nolle Vawr, parish of Mathry, in order to grant a new lease.

1. The Bishop of St. Davids;. 2. William Jacob of the parish of St. Davids, gent. Lease for 21 years of Mehileth in the parish of Whitechurch in Dewsland, land called Tyrpenybont, and Bowlins Gardens near St. Davids, in the parish of St. Davids. Rent: 13s.2d. annually.

1. Elizabeth, Dowager Lady Kensington;. 2. John Lloyd of Blacknock, parish of Henry's Moat, farmer. Lease for two lives of Blacknock aforesaid. Rent: £20 annually. Duties: eight fat hens, and to keep a cock and dog and to carry two cart-loads of slates annually.