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1 William Thomas of Wern, p. Llanarth, co. Card., gent., son, heir and personal representative of Rees Thomas, late of p. Llanarth, mercer, dec., and grandson of Thomas John Rees of the same, yeoman, dec. 2 Daniel Griffith, Blainnegwonog, p. Llanwenog, co. Card., yeoman. Lease for 1 year of lands called Tyr y rhose Goch, Grachfryn and Bwlchybrin, p. Llanarth, co. Card.

1 Thomas Jones the elder of Coedshea, p. Llangeler, co. Carm., gent., and Thomas Jones the younger of the same, gent. 2 Lewis Lewis of Newcastle in Emlyn, p. Kennarth, co. Carm., gent. Lease for 1 year of a m. called Llainygrog, p. Llanllwchaiarne, co. Card.

1 William Evans, gent., and John Evans, gent., both of Penywig, t. New Quay, p. Llanllwchaiarn, co. Card. 2 Griffith Rees of the same place, smith. Lease for 60 years of a parcel of land called Caefron, being part of Penywig farm, t. New Quay, p. Llanllwchaiarn, co. Card. (further described). Covenants that 2 shall maintain the house and smith shop built by him on the land. Annual rent: 18s.

1 John Evans, Penywig, New Quay, co. Card., gent. 2 Owen Thomas of Treathgwyn, [New Quay], co. Card. Lease for 60 years and 3 lives of a m. and parcel of land in Hill Street, t. New Quay, [co. Card.], being part of Penywig farm and lands (further described). Covenants relating to repairs. Annual rent: 16s.½.

Letters Of Admission of John Griffiths of Jesus College, Oxford, [and of t. New Quay, co. Card.], into the order of priesthood.

Deeds relating to the property of Thomas Clyfford of Newport, co. Mon. Sold together with related manuscripts, now NLW MSS 21848-52, at Lawrence Fine Art Saleroom, Crewkerne, Somerset, 24 June 1982, lot 254, and bought for NLW.

1 Thomas Clyfford the elder of Newport, co. Mon., esq., William Morgan of Coed y Gorass, co. Glam., esq., and Richard Morgan of the town of Monmouth, co. Mon., gent. 2 William Hall of Langwin Isha, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for 21 years of parcels of meadow called Ynnis Yarle or the Earles Meadow and the Vorlans (35 a.) in p's Langwm Isha and Gwernesney, co. Mon. Annual rent: £24. Seal, broken.

1 Thomas Clyfford of bor. Newport, co. Mon., esq. 2 John Worthington Turner of Fleet Street, p. St Dunstan, West London, esq. Lease for 7 years of a vessel called the Hopewell Sloop of Newport (60 tons) moored at the quay at Newport, the cock or small boat, a storehouse on the wharf, a piece of pasture adjoining Newport Quay called the Little Field or Cae yr Oddin (½ a.), a parcel of open ground leading from the lower part of the new lime kiln to the quay at Newport, co. Mon. Annual rent: £63.

1 Hon. Thomas Morgan of Ruperra, co. Glam., esq., and Charles Van the younger of Lanwern, co. Mon., esq., trustees of the will of Thomas Clyfford, late of Newport, co. Mon., esq., dec. 2 Thomas Clyfford of Newport, esq., son of the said Thomas Clyfford, dec. Assignment Of A Lease for 99 years of a m., a garden, an orchard, 1 a. of meadow, between the High Street leading from the Market House to the church of St Woollas, the house called the Clocke House and garden, a garden and orchard, the garden and orchard of a tmt called Messengers House, the lane called Pamswell Lane, 3 a. of land within the liberties of the town of Newport, which is part of 6 a. of land divided into 2 parcels, of which the other 3 a. lie in p. St Woollas, part of the said Messengers House above the entry from the High Street to the said orchard in town of Newport, and 3 parcels (boundaries defined) in p. St Woollas, co. Mon. Consideration: £150. Recites that William Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq., dec., leased (26 March 1723) the property to Thomas Clyfford, dec., father of 2, for 99 years. Fragile.

1 Thomas Clyfford of the town of Newport, co. Mon., esq. 2 John Griffiths the younger of Abergwillion, co. Mon., gent. Lease for 3 years of a vessel called the Hopewell Sloop of Newport (60 tons), the cock or small boat, and 3 storehouses called the Piazza Storehouses in town of Newport, co. Mon. Annual rent: £47.5.0. Seal, damaged.

Letter from J. Griffiths, junior, Abercarne Works, to Richard Morgan, attorney-at-law, at the Green Dragon, Newport, relating to the refitting of an unnamed boat, probably the Hopewell Sloop of Newport, and including a monetary account for work done.

Bequests of money to relatives.

Letters Patent constituting William Taddy one of the queen's serjeants-at-law and granting him the office of one of the queen's serjeants-at-law. Recites that William Taddy had previously been constituted one of the late king's serjeants-at-law and granted the office of one of the king's serjeants-at-law, by letters patent (dated 17 Nov. 1830).

Deeds of Frankwell, Llanidloes, co. Mont. Donated by Mr and Mrs W. E. Ieuan Bennett, Frankwell House, Llanidloes, in Oct. 1982.

1 Richard Ingram of Glynhaveren, co. Mont., gent. 2 Evan David of the town of Llanidloes, co. Mont., yeoman. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a house or burgage called Ffranckewell, formerly in the occupation of Rowland ap John, dec., in t. Kilmachar [Cilmachallt], p. Llanidloes. Consideration: £15. Endorsed: livery of seisin.

1 Evan David of p. Llanidloes, co. Mont., yeoman. 2 Jane Peers of the town of Llanidloes, widow. 3 Hugh Owen of Dôl y Llys, co. Mont., gent., and Evan Lewis of the town of Llanidloes, glover. Post-nuptial Settlement of 1 and Gwen his wife, one of the dau's of 2 (by Syrus Peers, her late husband), consisting of a feoffment to uses (in pursuance of articles of agreement between the above parties) from 1 to 3 of a m. or burgage called Ffrankewell in t. Kilmachar [Cilmachallt], p. Llanidloes, to the use of 1 and Gwen during their lives (for the jointure of Gwen and in full recompense of her dower), with reversion to the use of their heirs; and from 2 to 3 of the moiety of a m. or burgage in the possession of 2 in Longbridge Street in the town of Llanidloes, to the use of 2 during her life, then to the use of 1 and Gwen during their lives, with reversion to the use of their heirs. Endorsed: livery of seisin.

1 John Corfield of p. Berriw, co. Mont., yeoman, and Abigail his wife. 2 Evan Woosnam of p. Llanidloes, co. Mont., cowper [cooper]. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment (and deed declaring the uses of a fine) of a m. or burgage called Franckwell in the occupation of Richard Brunt, in t. Kilmacher [Cilmachallt], p. Llanidloes, together with a third part of a m. or burgage in the occupation of [Tho]mas Morgan, in Long Bridge Street at the end of the Long Bridge, and a m. or burgage in the occupation of Griffith Owen, also in Long Bridge Street at the end of the Long Bridge, in Llanidloes. Consideration: £55. Endorsed: livery of seisin. Seals.

Contracts for use of the Public Rooms, Newtown, for holding the summer Assizes and Sessions of Montgomeryshire. Donated by Gus C. E. Jones, Welshpool, Powys, in Nov. 1982, with a small group of his personal papers (Gus C. E. Jones Papers: see NLW, Minor lists and summaries 1992).

1 William Pugh of Brynllwyarch, p. Kerry, co. Mont., esq., William Lutener of Dolerw, p. Llanllwchaearn, co. Mont., esq., Sir John Edwards of Greenfields, co. Mont., bart, and Rev. George Arthur Evans of Newtown, co. Mont., clerk (trustees of the Public Rooms, Newtown, co. Mont.). 2 Edward Urwick of Winstantow, Shropshire, gent. (mortgagee). 3 David Pugh of Llanerchydol, co. Mont., esq. (lessor). 4 Joseph Jones of Welshpool, co. Mont., clerk of the peace for the said co. Contract between 1, 2, and 4, subject to the rights of 3, for the use of the Public Rooms, Newtown, co. Mont., for holding the summer Assizes and Sessions for the said co., in pursuance of an Order of Council, dated 22 May 1840, and for the residue of a term of 500 years demised by an indenture of 13 Sept. 1833. Recitals from 1833. Copy.

1 William Lutener and Sir John Edwards, surviving trustees of the Public Rooms, Newtown, co. Mont. [cf.party 1, no. 1279]. 2 Edward Urwick of Winstantow, Shropshire, gent. (mortgagee). 3 David Pugh of Llanerchydol, co. Mont., esq. (lessor). 4 Joseph Jones of Welshpool, co. Mont., clerk of the peace for the said co. Contract as no. 1279 dated 15 June 1840. Copy.