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1.Richard Hay(e), shoemaker;. 2.William Griffiths, gent., both of the town of Laugharne, co. Carms. Lease And Release, in consideration of forty-four pounds two shillings, of dwelling-house and garden situated in Hangman Street in the town of Laugharne, co. Carmarthen. English.

Declaration Of Trust relating to a lease for three lives made by the Hon. Richard Vaughan of Golden Grove, esq., to David Jones Gwynne of Talliares and Thomas Lloyd of ---------, of a messuage with its appurtenances in Lamas Street, parish of St. Peter's, Carmarthen. The said David Jones Gwynne and Thomas Lloyd covenant that they are trustees for Dame Elizabeth Stepney, wife of Sir Thomas Stepney, bart. Mutilated.

1.William Griffiths, gent.;. 2.Bridget Bevan, widow, both of the town of Laugharne, co. Carmarthen. Lease And Release, in consideration of forty-four pounds two shillings, of property mentioned in No. 442, dated 1769 September 30.

1.Bridget Bevan of the town of Laugharne, co. Carms., widow;. 2.John Thomas of the County Borough of Carmarthen, tyler. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on three lives, of a dwelling-house and garden in Priory Street in the County Borough of Carmarthen, bounded on one side by a dwelling-house formerly called the Charity School. Rent: two pounds ten shillings annually.

1.Bridget Bevan of the town of Laugharn, co. Carms., widow;. 2.John Philipps of the town of Llandilo fawr, co. Carms., gent. Memorandum Of Agreement for a lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on three lives, of two several messuages and lands called part of Kae Garw alias Skyborwen in the parish of Llandilo fawr. Rent: eleven pounds annually.

1.Thomas Stepney of Derwydd, co. Carms., esq.;. 2.David Harry of Logincoch in the parish of Saint Peters in the County Borough of Carmarthen, glover. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on two lives, of a water corn grist mill with the appurtenances (except timber wood and mines) called Velinfach, situated in the parish of Llangunnock, co. Carms. Rent: seven pounds annually.

1.Thomas Stepney of Derwydd, co. Carms., esq.;. 2.Nathaniel Awbrey of the County Borough of Carmarthen, bricklayer. Lease for ninety-nine years, determinable on three lives, of a messuage or dwelling-house with buildings, outhouses and garden attached situated in Upper Water Street in the County Borough of Carmarthen. Rent: fifteen pounds annually.

Memorandum Of An Agreement made between Mathew Williams of the town of Llandilovawr, land surveyor, and David Jones of the village of Rhosmaen in the same parish, shoemaker, both of co. Carms., for a lease for three lives of parts of a house and garden situated in the parish of Llandilovawr. Rent: five pounds five shillings annually. Plan annexed.

1.Nathaniel Rees of the town of Llandilofawr, surgeon;. 2.Sir Thomas Stepney, bart. Surrender of a lease of messuages, dwelling-houses, etc., situated on the bank on the west side of the churchyard in the town of Llandilofawr, co. Carms., let (August 3, 1752) by Bridget Bevan of the town of Laugharne, widow, to Thomas Thomas of Manerfabon, esq., for a period of ninety-nine years.

1.The Right Hon. Baron Dynevor;. 2.Joseph Gulston of Grosvenor Square, co. Middlesex, esq. Surrender of the private road mentioned in lease No. 411, dated 1777 July 11; the said Joseph Gulston intending to construct a new road over which the family of Newton House shall have liberty to pass.

Writ Of Summons issued against John Parkinson of Kilburn, co. Middlesex. At the suit of Dominick Karne Gilgan, to appear at the Court of Queen's Bench at Westminster in an action of debt in a sum of two hundred and ninety-one pounds. Two Copies.

1.David Thomas of the County Borough of Carmarthen, mariner;. 2.Alan James Gulstone of Llwynyberllan, co. Carms., esq. Surrender, in consideration of arrears of rent of forty-nine pounds, of the lease specified in No. 434, dated 1829 October 6.

Writ Of Convention directed to the sheriff of co. Carmarthen in the suit between Jane Bevans, spinster, deforciant, and James Philipps, esq., and Rowland Phillipps, gent., plaintiffs, relating to messuages and lands in the parishes of Llandilovawr and Llandebie, co. Carms. Latin. Faded. Attached to No. 265.

1.Hugh Loyd of the Six Clerkes Office in Chancery Lane, co. Middlesex, gent.;. 2.David Rees of the parish of Laugharne, co. Carms., yeoman. Lease for twenty-one years of a messuage and lands called Upper Newton in the parish of Laugharne. Rent: twenty-right pounds annually and specified services.

1.Daniel Lloyd of the parish of Caduxton Juxta Neath, co. Glamorgan, clerk, and Elizabeth, his wife (the only surviving daughter and heir of Rice Beavan, late of the town of Swanzey, co. Glamorgan, gent., deceased);. 2.Richard Vaughan of Derwith, co. Carms., esq. Mortgage in fifty-three pounds of a messuage called Lloyn yr Have in the parishes of Llandiloe Vawre and Llandebye, co. Carms.; with covenant to levy a fine. Two copies.

Will of Sr. Thomas Powell of Broadway, co. Carms., and Coldbrook, co. Monmouth, bart., with codicil bearing the date, 2 November 1719. Copy.

1.John Vaughan of Court Derllys, co. Carms., esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, Arabela Vaughan, spinster, Elizabeth Vaughan, spinster, and Bridgett Vaughan, spinster (the daughters and only issue of the said John Vaughan and Elizabeth, his wife);. 2.Samuell Thomas of the parish of Midrim, co. Carms., gent., and Richard Philipps of the County Borough of Carmarthen, gent. Lease And Release in trust of the manor of Penryn and a messuage and lands called Hawksbrooke in the parishes of Langunock and Merthir, of messuages and lands called Abernant, Cwm Coch, Park y Mynydd and Park Glase, Tyr yr Allt alias Tyr lan y Gorse, Tyr y ffald, Castell Trickwarl, Tyr dan y Lan, Tyr y Resgrin, Tyr y Crigie, Park yr Ythin, Crigwan, the little Warren, Park Glase, Llain y Brenin, Park y Rhose, Park Rhose Gwaire, Park Rhose draw, Park Newyth, Park Rhose Vach, Llan Cwm Crymlyn, Clogthy, Crigie and other messuages in the parish of Langunock; a messuage called Tyr ffynnon Arthy in the parishes of Langunock and Lanstephan; and Wayn Wall Gwyn and Pen y lan in the parish of Lanstephan; the Mault House and other messuages in the parish of Midrim; Clyn Morgran Merther and other messuages in the parish of Merthir; Pant Henry Ycha, Pant Henry Issa, Tythin Place y Molgwin in the parish of Lanvihangel Abercowin; and further messuages in the parish of Midrim, co. Carms.; in trust to raise the sum of five hundred pounds and to raise portions of one thousand pounds each as a provision for their three daughters named.