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Answer And Further Answer of Elizabeth Budd of Heyford, Northamptonshire, one of the defendants to the bill of complaint of William, Marquis of Powis, concerning the accounts between complainant and Thomas Budd, late husband of the said Elizabeth Budd, dec., who, as agent of the said Marquis, managed his estates [in] Middlesex and Northamptonshire and in Wales. With abstracts of letters from the Marquis of Powis to Thomas Budd, from James Baker to Thomas Budd and Elizabeth Budd, letters between Marquis of Powis and Elizabeth Budd, 20-30 June 1744, copy of the answer of James Baker, gent., one of the defendants to the bill of complaint of Elizabeth Budd, widow, in the Court of Chancery concerning complainant's claims on the Marquis of Powis in respect of the management of his estates by her late husband, Thomas Budd, 1742, and instructions for answer to the bill of complaint of Elizabeth Budd.

Has received the bill upon Mr. Nauthaniell Edwards in Old Street for £300. Glad Parry is put into the Town Clerk's place of Oswestry. Asks hin to get a sight of Mr. Green's lease of that place. Asks whether he has had the arrears of Mr. Lloyd of [ ]nt and Mr. Adam Price.

Bill Of Complaint (amended) of James Travers, John Allen Pusey, and William Goostrey, executors of William, late Marquis of Powis, against Francis Herbert and others. See No. 9675 dated 29 Nov. 1749. Copy.

See No. 9667-8.

Answer of Francis Herbert, esq., one of the defendants to the bill of complaint of John Allen Pusey, esq., and William Goostrey, gent., complainants, touching the estate of William, late Marquis of Powis. Endorsed: Cross cause against Beard.

Answer of Owen Carty and Gallaghan Mc Callaghan to the bill of complaint of Henry, Lord Herbert of Cherbury and Castle Island, concerning title to the lands of Killidane otherwise Clidan otherwise Claidane, p. Killenterno, Ireland.

Bill Of Complaint (Court of Chancery) of John Beard, gent., Henrietta Beard, his wife, formerly Henrietta Herbert, widow and relict of Lord Edward Herbert, dec., and Barbara Herbert, an infant, sole daughter of the said Lord Edward Herbert by the said Henrietta, against William, Marquis of Powis, Edward, Duke of Norfolk, Henry, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, James, Earl of Waldegrave, Henry, Lord Arundell and Ann, Lady Arundell, his wife, touching the jointure and maintenance of the said Henrietta and Barbara. Copy.

Order in the suit between John Beard and Lady Henrietta, his wife, and Barbara Herbert, an infant, plaintiffs, and James Travers and the other executors of William, late Marquis of Powis.

Acquainted Mr. Gyles of the contents of Parry's letter. Glad Parry received the money on Mr. Bynner's mortgage; asks him to send it by Madam Powis. Asks him to see they Duke at the Castle. The Town Clerk's place of Oswestry to be offered him now that Green is dead.

Affidavit of William Thomas of Chester, esq., distributor of stamps, that John Ashby was indebted to deponent for £10.13.9 in connection with the suit between Thomas Morgan, gent., plaintiff, and George Ashby, esq., and William, Lord Craven, and others, dependants; and an abstract of the will of John Ashby dated 24 Jan. 1779/80.

Presentment of a jury of survey sworn to survey the seignory or the lordship of of the Iland of Kyery otherwise called Mountegle Loyall in co. Kerry, Ireland. Copy. Incomplete.

The suit Earl of Powis v Yapp.

Brief for plaintiff in the suit between William, Marquis of Powis, complainant, and William Eades and Thomas Eades, executors of Thomas Eades of Hampstead, Middlesex, their father, defendants, touching a debt upon articles of agreement for the pulling down and sale of Hendon House, belonging to William, Marquis of Powis.

Interrogatories administered by Edward, Lord Herbert, one of the defendants, to examine witnesses against Sir Henry Herbert, kt, and others, complainants, concerning the rich hangings and other goods which came to the said defendant by will of Edward, Lord Herbert, his grandfather, and which Richard, late Lord Herbert, eldest son of the said Lord Edward Herbert, converted to his own use, the marriage portion of Anne, defendant's wife, the debts of Lord Richard Herbert, and articles of agreement between Richard, Lord Herbert, and the defendant, for the sale of estates. Draft.

Uneasy about Bynner's mortgage; needs the payment. Written on a letter from Thomas Gyles, the proctor, 1 Nov. 1725, concerning Madam Duvall's accounts.

Interrogatories ministered by Edward, Lord Herbert, for the examination of witnesses against Sir Henry Herberte, kt, Samuell Moore, esq., Edward Wallaston, William Billingsley, Henry Tenaud and Elizabeth, his wife, William Medlicott, William Griffithes, William Browne of Ludlowe, Robert Passande, and George White, complainants, concerning matters between Richard, Lord Herbert, dec., and the said Edward, Lord Herbert, the sale of family estates to pay the debts of the said Richard, Lord Herbert, and agreements entered into by the latter and the said Edward. See also No. 10109. Draft.

Interrogatories similar to those administered by Edward, Lord Herbert, one of the defendants, to examine witnesses against Sir Henry Herbert, kt, and others, complainants, concerning the rich hangings and other goods which came to the said defendant by will of Edward, Lord Herbert, his grandfather, and which Richard, late Lord Herbert, eldest son of the said Lord Edward Herbert, converted to his own use, the marriage portion of Anne, defendant's wife, the debts of Lord Richard Herbert, and articles of agreement between Richard, Lord Herbert, and the defendant, for the sale of estates.

Papers relating to the suit between Edward, Lord Herbert, and Sir Henry Herbert, kt, and others, including letters from Job Charlton, Ludford, to Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, at Llystin, from the latter to Richard Thompson, one of the bailiffs of Montgomery, from R. Morgan, Glynn, to Edward, Lord Herbert, from Thomas Lane, Ludford and Ludlow, to Richard Thompson, and documents touching the commission for taking evidence on 15 Oct. 1658.