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Bundle of papers-Appointment of Thomas Eyton, Esq., as Captain Lieutenant in Denbighshire Regiment 1779; appointment of Godfrey Lloyd admittance Ensign 1793; returns of arms, accoutrements, N.C.O's, volunteers, men sworn for the hundreds of Ruthin and Bromfield and Yale, furlough lists, deputy lieutenants, 1793-4; rules for officers' mess; copy of petition of Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Newbury against the removal of the Denbighshire Regiment from the borough; appointment of Richard Myddelton the younger as a Deputy Lieutenant; letters from Henry Parry to Richard Myddelton, M.P.; bond from William Totty and others to Richard Myddelton as Lieutenant Colonel of the Denbighshire Regiment.

(Printed by C. Eyre and the Executors of W. Strahan.).

An Act for punishing Mutiny and Desertion: and for the better Payment of the Army and their quarters. With which is bound:- Rules and Articles/ for the better/ Government/ of/ all His Majesty's/ Forces/ From 24th. Day of March 1793. (Both published by Charles Eyre and Andrew Strahan. Bound in marble paper.).

(Printed by J. Walter, at Homer's Head, Charing Cross).

Petition of the 'Bailiffe' to Sir Richard Middleton, Bart., for a gratuity promised to him for his attendance at the election of 1685 with 'cuchins and other necessaryes.'.

One sheet.

Paper; 78 numbered folios; bound in parchment.

List of the supporters of Robert Myddelton in the parishes of Brin Eglus, Llanarmon Yale, Llandissillio, Llanverres, Llangwifan, Llanganhavell, Llanvoorog, Lanynnis, Potvary, Ruthin, Llanverres Yale, Nannerch, Abergelley, Bettus Abergelley, Bettus Gwervile Goch, Cerriggyddridion, Llandrillo yn Rose, Llanellian, Llangum, Llanifith, Llanvihangell, and St. Asaph; and of the supporters of Watkin Williams in Brin Eglus, Llanarmon Yale, Llandegley, Llandisillio and Llanverres.

1. Roger Evans and David Williams, Bailiffs of the borough of Denbigh;. 2. Hugh Hughes and Richard Heaton, aldermen, of the same; Gabriel Goodman and David Whitley, alderman of Ruthin; Thomas Wright, deputy mayor of Holt; John Myddelton, Robert Wynne, John Mostyn, Edward Lloyd, Eubule Lloyd, John Lloyd, Thomas Meredith, Thomas Wynne, Thomas Price, Charles Roberts, and Robert Maurice, esquires, John Humphreys, Wm. Madockes, Rice Jones, Simon Thurlocke, Thomas Price and Peter Williams, gentlemen, together with a great number of the Burgesses of Denbigh, Ruthin, and holt. Return of Robert Myddelton of Chirk Castle to be Burgess for the Borough of Denbigh.

Agreement between W. Wms. Wynne, of Wynnstay, Robert Myddelton of Chirk Castle, and Sir Richard Grosvenor of Eaton, Bart., George Shakerley, John Robinson and Robert Pigot, to secure support for Wynne in the County election and for Myddelton in the Borough. Draft.

Letter from Robert Myddelton to his brother John, desiring him to acquaint Sir Robert Cotton that he is going to contest the next election for co. Denbigh, etc. And a memorandum (5 Sept.) by John Myddelton of his readiness to support Sir Robert Cotton or friend for the Borough if R. Myddelton is chosen for the county; the agreement to continue for 14 years.

List of Burgesses admitted by the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of Holt on the 21st day of March 1739/40 and in the year 1740.

List of several persons that were made Burgesses of Holt, July 4th 1740. 176 names from Montgomeryshire, Merionethshire, Denbighshire, Cheshire, Shropshire and Flintshire.

Presentment (copy) of the Jury at a Court Leet held at Holt, 6th Oct., 1740, when Edward Lloyd was presented as Mayor.