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Letter: Fr: Atterbury, to Archdeacon Ottely at Pontesbury. Convocation affairs. [Note. Further references to Convocation matters will be found among the undated documents which are listed at the end of this schedule.].
Letter: Cha: Lewis, from Brecon, to [Adam Ottley, esq.] expressing a hope that he will be allowed to serve as his deputy, as he had served his predecessor.
Letter: C. B[aldwyn], from London, to Adam Ottley, esq., at the Register's Office in Brecon. He does not think it fit for him to trouble my Lord with his desires in the matter of the news which he had heard.
Articles of Agreement between Adam Ottley, esq., and Charles Lewis, of Brecon, Notary Public, for the execution of the office of deputy register for the archdeaonry of Brecon.
Letter: E. Kinaston, from Doctors Commons, to [Adam Ottley, esq.]. See No. 168. (1713, Dec. 26.),
Letter: Charles Lewis, from Brecon, to Bishop Ottley, or in his absence to Tamerlaine Hords, with copies of documents relating to the right of presentation to Nangle and Narberth.
Letter: Charles Lewis to the Rt Rev. Father in God, Adam Lord Bishop of St Davids at the House of Lords, with a copy of proceedings in the matter of John Davies contra William Morgan.
Letter: Tho. St David [i.e. Thomas Watson, bishop of St David's 1687-99] to the Lord Bishop of St David at his lodgings, Pall Mall, concerning the Statute Book.
Memorandum of an agreement between Arthur Trevor and John Tayler, executors of the last will of John Shoare, clerk, dec., and Thomas Owen of Lincolnes Inn on behalf of Mr Owen Evans, Arch Deacon of Cardigan, for the assignment of the lease of the crops of the Glebe and the Tithes belonging to the Archdeaconry of Cardigan.
Letter: O: Evans [of Llangoedmore] to [Adam Ottley, esq.], protesting that the preacher was always excused from all payments at all Episcopal Visitations held at Cardigan these last 40 years.
Letter: N. Morgan to [Adam Ottley, esq.]. He refers to the Parliamentary election, and complains that all the letters which he received had been opened.
Testimonial to James Powell, rector of Bryngwin, signed by John Barnett, rector of Clyrow, James Williams, rector of Llanigon, David Williams, vicar of Hay, and Jo: Prosser, rector of Whittney.
Accounts of payments to Mr Long,
Letter: [Chancellor] Ed. Jones, from Windsor, to [Adam Ottley, esq.], concerning elections, and referring to the case of Griffith Jones, which is "a nice affair and of consequence".