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Bundle of letters, mainly to Sir Charles Philipps, but also to Lady Philipps and H. L. Lowe, including relating to Slebech School, bird protection literature from the Humanitarian League, the Pembrokeshire Fox Hunt, the Pembrokeshire County Club, the Pembroke Hunt Steeplechase and the Land-Owners' Association of South Wales and Monmouthshire. Also appeals for subscriptions to church restoration funds for Llanwrda, Martletwy and Llanfyrnach, Lamphrey vicarage, and augmenting the benefice at Llangynllo. Also a personal appeal from the missioner at Troedrhiwfuwch, co. Mon., an anonymous letter about the feeling against the Conservatives at Haverfordwest, and Sir Charles Philipp's optician's prescription.

1. John Phillipp of Llawhadden, yeoman, and Margaret his wife;. 2. Thomas Canon, esq. Bond in £60 for the further assurance of land called Llandilus in Vaynor Llawhadden sometime the land of Rice Prickarde, land called Croft Beynon otherwise Tyor John David Eynon in Vaynor Llawhadden, land called Hendrey glyngwytha otherwise Eldwall in Yaynor Llawhadden aforesaid as it extends from the hedge or enclosure of the lands of Ievan Harry in Vaynor as it runs down directly by a 'landskare' to the way of ? Gelemythe and over that way called Croft Bathoe on the north side of a piece of land now 'eard' by Ievan Phillip and running eastward to ye gwerne and hedge of Llandilus, and all that messuage or tenement called Crofts Bathos in Vaynor Llanwhadden, and all other messuages, lands, etc., called Croft Bathoe, Carbiglye and Kilvaghe Y Bonon in Vaynor aforesaid, and all the lands and tenements which are or were in the property of Evan Phillipp Goorwared 'further' (? father) to the said John Phillip lying between the lake or river called Glyn y guyther in Vaynor aforesaid in the east part and a tenement called Glyncallett in Vaynor in the west part which the said Thomas Canon heretofore purchased of the said Evan Phillipp Gwrwared. Witnesses: John Griffithe, Edm. Wogan, Wm. Tanckard.

1. Sir William Wogan of Wiston, knight;. 2. John Nerberth of Thomas Chappell in the parish of Begellye, yeoman, John Nerberth the younger, his oldest son, and Thomas Nerberth his second son. Lease for lives of a messuage or tenement late in the tenure of Thomas Rees of Thomas Chappell lying in the township of Thomas Chappell. Rent: 12s., one couple of capons and one couple of hens annually, and a heriot. Witnesses: Robert Owen, George Prowte, John Morce.

1. Richard Hylyng of Carew, yeoman;. 2. George Ellys of Paschaston, gent. Release of a messuage or tenement called Lyttle Cochelande in the parish of Carew in the tenure of the said Richard Hyllynge and Thomas Bartlett. Latin.

Writ out of the Great Sessions to the Sheriff of co. Pembroke in the suit between Griffith Eynon, gent., and Charles Bowen of Trelloine, esq. Latin. Torn.

1. King James I;. 2. James Fullerton, knight, and James Maxwell, one of the grooms of the Bedchamber. Grant of the manor, reeveship and forest of Coedrath otherwise Coidraith, co. Pembroke. Rent: £11 3s. 2d for the manor and reeveship and £3. 1s. 1d. for the forest. Copy.

1. George Ellys of Trewent, gent., and Hugh Owen of Orielton, esq.;. 2. Thomas Canon of Haverfordwest, knight. Bond in £300 to pay to Alexander Towse, gent., £104 on 16 May next and to deliver a bond dated 14 Nov. 1628 wherein the said Sir Thomas Canon with Hugh Owen is bound for the debt of the said George Ellys to Alexander Towse.

Deeds relating to estates in the parish of Claverley, co. Salop, and to the manor or lordship of Claverley, including a grant by William Rudge of Hopston of a meadow in the moore, 1631, the marriage settlement of John Smith the younger of Sutton and Elizabeth Lea of Ludston in the said parish, 1739, assignment of tithes, 1801, the marriage settlement of Henry Robeson of Bromsgrove and Frances Groome Lea, daughter of William Lea the elder of the parish of Hagley, co. Worcester, of estates at Etchey in the said parish of Bromsgrove, 1803, probates of the wills of William Lea of Ludson and Hagley, 1811, and William Woolrich Lea, 1815, abstract of title, circa 1811, partition of an estate at Ludstone in the parish of Claverley, 1842, surrenders and admissions to lands in the manor of Claverley, 1697 - 1842, and a valuation of corn at Hopston, 1777.

1. Thomas Bowen of the Middle Temple, London, gent., John Barlowse of Slebech, esq., Richard Wotton of Ffleet street, London, gent., and John Daston of Woormingtowne, co. Gloucester, gent.;. 2. William Page of the parish of St. Giles outside Criplegate, London, esq. Bond for the payment of £180.

1. Charles Bowen of Trellnyne in the parish of Pennally, esq., and Thomas Bowen his son and heir;. 2. Robert Dewhurst of Grayes Inne, co. Middlesex, esq. Bond for the payment of £208.

1. Charles Bowen of Trelloyne, esq., Thomas Bowen or Middle Temple, London, gent., his son and heir apparent, .and John Barlow of Sletetche, esq.;. 2. Thomas Bell of London, gent. Bond for the payment of £100.

1. Thomas Bowen of the Middle Temple, London, gent., and Josia' Berners of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gent.;. 2. William Symes, citizen and grocer of London. Bond for the payment of £22. 10s.

1. Charles Bowen of Trelloyne, esq.;. 2. James Haughton of Kingam, co. Berks, gent. Bond for the payment of £110. Attached: Receipt from Ry. Lane to Charles Bowen for £3 12s., 29 Oct. 1638; bond for the debt of £5 from Charles Bowen of the Middle Temple, London, gent. to William Symes, citizen and grocer of London, 9 July 1636; note of money laid out by William Bedford in repairing the house; note of repairs and material, 16 Jan. 1644/5.

1. Charles Bowen of Trelloyne, esq.;. 2. Edward Royston of St. John Streate, co. Middlesex, innholder. Bond for the payment of £10.

1. Thomas Bowen of Tralloyne, esq., and Maurice Canon of Haverfordwest, esq. 2. James Legge of London, gent. Bond for the payment of £127. 4s.

Bill Of Complaint of Dame Penelope Naunton of St. Martins in the Fields, co. Middlesex, widow, relict of Sir Robert Naunton, sole daughter and heir of Sir Thomas Perrott, knight, deceased, who was the son and heir of Sir John Perrott, knight, deceased, to Edward Lord Littleton, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England against Algernon, Earl of Northumberland Richard Phillipps of Llanfihangel Abercowen, co. Carmarthen, and Sir Richard Phillipps of Picton concerning a yearly rent of £300 due to complainant out of manor of Landervort otherwise Landower, co. Carmarthen, and lands in Laugharne, Lanvyhangell Abercowen, St. Clere and Picton, etc. [cos. Carmarthen and Pembroke] and the arrears of the said rent. End torn.

Bill Of Complaint of Sir Erasmus Phillipps of Acton, bart., addressed to the Lords Commissioner for the custody of the Great Seal of England against Dame Katherine Phillips, widow of Sir Richard Phillipps, deceased, father of the orator, and James Phillipps of Tregibbye; co. Cardigan, esq., concerning the pretended will of the said Sir Richard Phillipps (died 1647) whereby he had charged the mannors of Llandowrer and Court Mallet, co. Carmarthen, with legacies to his daughters Elizabeth and Anne and Frances Phillipps, daughter of the said James Phillipps, and the personal estate of the testator.

1. Sir Erasmus Phillipps of Ficton Castle, bart.;. 2. John Roberts of the same, gent. Lease for 51 years in consideration of £50 of the messuage and lands called Ileblocke in the parish of Bolston. Rent: 40s. and a couple of hens annually.