Dangos 1289 canlyniad

1. Sir John Philipps;. 2. Thomas Bowen. Lease for a year of the properties specified in No. 4248.

1. William Bowen of Dublin, gent., and Frydesweed his wife, which William Bowen is eldest son and one of the devisees of Hugh Bowen late of Mullingar, co. Westmeath, esq., Herbert Price of Mullingar aforesaid, esq., and Margarett his wife, John Lennon of the same, gent., and Eleanor his wife, Anne Bowen of the same, widow and relict of the said Hugh Bowen, Anne Bowen of Mullingar aforesaid, spinster, Elizabeth Bowen of the same, spinster, Hugh Bowen of the same, gent., John Bowen of the same, gent., Thomas Bowen of the same, gent., Herbert Bowen of the same, gent., ad Thomas Bowen of Williamston, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Richard Wright of Haverfordwest, chirurgeon, and Thomas Bowenth younger of Williamston aforesaid, gent. Lease for a year of Popehill, parish of Johnston.

1. Thomas Bowen of Williamston, gent.;. 2. Margaret Bowen of the same, spinster, his daughter. Mortgage for £400 of messuages and lands in Thurston and Howton, parish of Burton.

Account of rent in Parkers Yard let from Michaelmas 1724.

Incomplete Manuscript of 'Casgliad Byr o Weddiau at Achosion Cyffredin ... Gan Iago Merrick, Athraw yn y celfydydau. Diweddar Gyd-Aelod of Goleg y Drindod, yn Rhydychen', comprising 'Gwedi Foreuol', 'Gweddi'r Argwydd', 'Gweddi Brydnhawnol', 'Tair Gweddi i Deulu, neu i Ddyn gwybodus', 'Gweddi i'w harfer cyn derbyn y Sacrament Bendigedig' and 'ffurf o hunan Ymholiad'. (The version differs from the translation of David Ellis, curate of Derwen, published in 1774).

Postscript to a letter from ---- to the bishop of St. Davids, Durham, referring to Mr. P. Roberts's Collectanea Cambrica and the early church.

Letter from E. Lewis, Cock Street, to [the bishop of St. Davids], concerning the behaviour of the curate of Llanrhydian and the stipend and tithes of the vicar there.

Letter from Mor. Thomas, Oxwich, to [the bishop of St. Davids], concerning the accusations against Mr. David Evans, a neighbouring clergyman from Penclawdd, a factious corner of Lanrhidian parish, and the conduct of a lecturer at the chapel there against the curate, and referring to the danger of Wolston's attempts against the foundation of the holy faith.

Letter from Da[vid] Evans, Nicholaston, to Richard [Smallbrooke], bishop of St. Davids, London, concerning the design of Erasmus Lewis of London, a native of Abergwilly, to deprive the writer of the curacy of Llanrhydian, instigated largely by William Thomas who got a stipend of £20 per annum from Mr. Christopher Mansel for preaching weekly in a chapel in the parish of Llanrhydian and encroached on the cuate's rights; the sequestration of the writer's living in Carmarthen by Bishop Oateley and the legal costs of removing the same.

1. William Scourfield of Newmoate, esq.;. 2. Morrice Scourfield of the parish of Clarbeston, yeoman. Lease for three lives of a messuage and lands in the tow and fields of Clarbeston. Rent: £45 annually, and services.

1. William Scourfield of New Moat, esq.;. 2. Nicholas Llewhellin of the parish of Clarbeston, yeoman. Lease for three lives of a messuage and lands in the parish of Clarbeston, co. Pembroke. Rent: £22 and duties annually.

1. Elizaeth Bowen of Haverfordwest, widow and executrix of William Bowen, gent., deceased, Frances Dalton of Carmarthen, widow and relict of Richard Dalton, gent., deceased, and Jane Bowen of Haverfordwest, spinster, which said Frances and Jane are the daughters and coheirs of the said Elizabeth Bowen and William Bowen;. 2. Stephen Morris of Haverfordwest, alderman. Lease for a year of a messuage and garden in the parish of St. Thomas, Haverfordwest.

Mandate to induct James Brooks, Clerk, A.M., prebend of the Cathedral Church of St. Davids, into the prebend of Llandewy Aberarth, co. Cardigan.

Subscription of James Brooke, clerk, M.A., to the Act of Conformity before his collation into the prebend of Sandiacre in the Cathedral Church of Lichfield.

Certificate of the subscription of James Brooks, clerk, M.A., to articles on his collation to the prebend of Sandiacre founded in the Cathedral Church of Lichfield.