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List of schools in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire, with the area of the parish, area of the Picton Castle Estate in the parish and the subscriptions paid by the late Rev. J.H.A. Philips to the schools.

Copy of the pedigree of the family of Hughes of Pen y Maes, co. Carmarthen, from the manuscripts of David Edwards of Rhyd-y-Gorse appointed Deputy Herald for South Wales 1 August 1684, ending with Lewis Hughes, Attorney in Sessions.

Leases and surrenders of leases of farms lands and houses on the portion of the Picton Castle Estate called the Kilgetty Estate in the parishes of Amroth, Bigelly, Camrose, Crunwear, Freystrop, Harbrandston, Kilgetty, Maenclochog, Narberth, St. Issells, Slebech, and the town of Haverfordwest.

1. Sir Richard Philipps, Baron Milford. 2. William Raymond of the parish of Crunware, farmer, Henry Child of the parish of Amroth, Duller, and Thomas Prout of the same yeoman. Lease far 31 years of mines of coal and culm in the fields bounded on the east by the lands of William Lloyd of Lagues, co. Carmarthen, esq., called Poor Shipping and on the arrest by the brook from Stepaside to Wisemansbridge in the parish of Amroth. Rent: a third, past of the money for the sale of the coal and culm every six weeks.

1. Jane Philipps of Pentyparch, spinster;. 2. John Willy of Haverfordwest, gent., and David Rees of Carmarthen, gent. 3. James Ackland of Amroth House, esq., and William Thomas of Haverfordwest, gent. Lease And Release for the purpose of suffering a recovery of a messuage and lands called Penylan in the parish of Llanvihangell Abercowin, co. Carmarthen.

1. Richard, Lord Milford;. 2. Charles Callan of Merrixton, esq. Lease for 40 years of the colliery at Kilgetty in the parish of Saint Issells. Rent: a fourth part of the receipts.

1. Richard, Lord Milford;. 2. David Canton of the parish of Freystrop, collier. Lease for three lives of the Rule and Compass in the said parish. Rents: £4 annually.

1. Daniel David of the parish of Amroth, collier;. 2. Richard, Lord Milford. Surrender in consideration of £600 of a lease of the coal mines on Great Killanow, Little Merrixton and Coomshill in the parish of Amroth.

1. Lord Milford;. 2. William John of Lanykeven, yeoman. Bond for securing an annuity of £20 for the lives of the said William John, Martha his wife and Thomas their son on the purchase of a lease of Brechva ysha in the parish of Llanikeven.

Printed Material relating to the town of Haverfordwest, including a rental of Corporation lands and Charities, 1815, Corporation financial statement, 1906, Calendar of prisoners, 1892, election and sessions papers, 1906-22, accounts of the fire brigade, 1893, pamphlet on Haverfordwest, charities, rules of Sir John Perrott's Charity, 1879, rules of the Chamber of Commerce, 1885, accounts of the School of Art, 1886-7, reports of the Haverfordwest Coffee Tavern Company, 1885-95, lists of governors and accounts of the Grammar School, 1886-1910, testimonials of applicants for headmastership of the Grammar School, 1887, School Board papers, 1893 -1901, Commissions of the Peace, 1883-1906, Quarter Sessions Standing Orders, eoport of the Prendergast Workmen's Club, 1885, posters and schedules of prizes of the Fat Stock Society, 1885 - 1921, catalogues of the Horticultural Society Exhibition, 1887, Dog Show, 1890, Fanciers' Society Exhibition, 1897, accounts, notices and restoration fund of St. Mary's Church, 1862-1910, notice of dedication of a row organ in St. Martin's Church, 1831, programes of entertainments, concerts and plays, 1867-1921, and other miscellaneous papers.

Letter from Lord Cawdor, Grosvenor Place, to [Lord Milford]. His son's intended marriage brought him to town. Confesses the inconvenience from his having expended such large sums in political contests made him anxious to apply to Mr. Scarlett for advice. Sends him Scarlett's opinion relating to the Pembroke causes. He thinks that it would not be advisable to proceed with the quo Warranto causes and risk further expense. Has given directions to proceed at the next Hereford Assizes. Is aware recipient would at first reject any arrangement with Sir J. Owen, still thinks he would be less inclined to permit him to remain in full possession of all he has obtained which must be the necessary consequence if no arrangement should take place.

1. Richard, Baron Milford;. 2. Charles Callen of Merrixton, esq. Lease for 40 years of the colliery at Kilgetty in the parish of Saint Issells. Rent: a sixth part of the profits.

1. Charles Callen;. 2. Richard, Baron Milford. Surrender of the lease specified in No. 4095 dated 1 Jan. 1817.

1. William Davies of Llwyn-y-gorras in the parish of Nevern, esq.;. 2. Richard, Lord Milford. Lease for a year of pieces of land in the parish of Maenclochog.