Dangos 862 canlyniad

Printed. 2 Copies.

Letter addressed to the citizens of Chester, protesting against the Bill, depending in Parliament, for restoring and preserving the navigation of the River Dee. Printed.

Printed.

Memorial of the Freeholders of the Principality of Wales, to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury against the Treasury Warrant, and appointment of John Probert as an assistant to the revenue officers, and for inclosing the waste and uncultivated lands in the Principality. Printed.

Copy Of Precept to Cadwalader Watkin and Margarett his wife, to perform the covenant between them and Ellis Lewis, gent., concerning 3 m's, 3 tofts, 3 gardens, 30 a. of land, etc., in t. Penaran, [p. Llanuwchllyn] co. Mer., previously given, and quitclaimed by Cadwalader Watkin and Margarett his wife to Ellis Lewis.

'Ystyriaethau ar Gyflwr Owen Williams, Llanddeniolen', twelve verses in Welsh beginning 'Pob Cymro gonest cywir', with English prose translation by David Thomas, 'Dafydd Ddu o Eryri', Ysgol Llandwrog. Printed: R. Saunderson, Bala. Welsh and English.

Notice of a penalty of £10 to be imposed on any person or persons fixing any Stake-nets in, over or across any of the channels within the port of Chester. Printed: J. Fletcher, Chester. 2 Copies.

Printed.

Extract Of A Letter from Paul Panton to the Hon. Daines Barrington, Vp, concerning the increase of population in co. Ang., with tables showing the number of baptisms, marriages and burials in p's Llansadurn, Pentraeth, Llanvair yn Gornwy, Beaumaris, and Llanddyfnan, co. Ang. Printed.

Statistical Enquiries relating to Wales, addressed to the gentlemen and clergy of the Principality by Messrs E. and T. Williams, booksellers, Strand, London, publishers of the 'Cambrian Register'. Printed.

Questions referring to the inland and maritime parishes of North and South Wales, addressed to the gentlemen of the Principality by the Hon. Robert F. Greville. Printed.

Printed.

Letter addressed to a member of a Society in Wales for promoting good neighbourhood, desiring the abolition of veils for servants and pointing out the evils arising from this custom. Endorsed: 'from Sr J. Glynn to abolish Vails to Servts'. Printed.

Papers relating to a case in the Court of Great Sessions (?Caernarvon] between (1) Francis Edwards, esq., Henry Rowlands, clerk, William Bold, gent., executors of Francis Bulkeley, esq., dec., defendants, and (2) Ann Williams spinster, plaintiff, in a plea of debt.

Report of proceedings upon a petition in the Court of Chancery in the matter of Turner v. Goodwin, in a case of bankruptcy. Printed.

1 (A) Henry ap Harry ap Ellice of Brynfford, co. Flint, gent., (b) Lowrie vz Rees of same, widow, (c) Ellice ap Rees ap Day Oof of Skeiveock, co. Flint, gent., and (d) Griffith ap Ellice Tona of Whitfford, co. Flint, gent. 2 David Lloyd ap Richard ap Thomas. Bond in £10 to secure the peaceful possession by 2 of 2 parcels of land, lately purchased in fee farm by 2 from Harry ap Ellice ap Tona, dec., father of 1 (a), together with the annual rent of 4d. issuing out of the 2 parcels, in p. Kilken, co. Flint.

Press Cuttings (41) on miscellaneous topics, probably collected by Paul Panton between 1771-1819, from the Chester Courant, Chester Chronicle, Cheshire and North Wales Advertiser, North Wales Gazette, Literary Journal, St James' Chronicle. Among the topics are 'Welsh Indians', 'Dee Navigation', 'Act of Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 1801'; 'Medicinal Springs in Wales', 'Myvyrian Archaiology', 'The new Mail Coach Road from Chester to Holyhead', 'Manners of the Welsh', 'Buckingham House', 'Bala Stocking Manufactory', 'Nicholas Carlisle's Topographical Questions relating to Wales', 'William Bingley's Tour round North Wales'.

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Book Cover of cardboard covered in black satin, with edges and central design consisting of a wreath enclosing the interlocking initials 'P. P.' (=Paul Panton) embroidered in silver thread.

1 Tanglouste vz ll'ns, a sister and coheiress of John ll'ns, dec. 2 Jankyn ap Guilltm John. Mortgage (Gift) to secure 20 marks, subject to a previous mortgage (lease for 2 years from 1 to Roger ap David to secure 4 marks of 1/2 of 8 m's and lands called Hendom', lately owned by John ll'ns, in p. Lowas [=Llywes] in Nether Elvell, lp Elvell [=Elfael], co. Brec. Witnesses: Walter Hughes, Thomas Goldesmith, John ap Rosar, D'd Milo, Robert John, William Thomas. Witnesses to livery of seisin: Ieuan Gitto, William Thomas, Rees ap G'lm John. Latin.