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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.

Writ of King James I directed to the sheriff of co. Carmarthen, quoting a decree of the Council of the Duchy of Lancaster, and ordering the sheriff to imprison divers persons named in a schedule annexed (No. 647) and to keep them in prison until they paid debts specified in the schedule annexed; to value the property of the persons named within his bailwick, and to levy the specified debts by sale of their property. The parishes named in the schedule are Lla[?nelly], Llanedy, and Llange[nech], Llandilo and Mannor Lleyes, Llandebie, Llanarthney, Llandarog, and Llanvihangell Aberbeithygh. Schedule torn.

Writ Of Extent to the sheriff of the county of Carmarthen for the valuation of the estate of Thomas Lloyd of Llangindeirn, co. Carms., gent., of whom Walter Vaughan, esq., collector for the honour of Kidwelly, recovered the sum of two hundred pounds thirty shillings and fourpence at the Great Sessions held for the aforesaid county on 10 September last past. Latin.

Writ Of Dedimus Potestatem directed to Sir Charles Lloyd, bart., Walter Hughes, William Philipps, and William Saunders, gentlemen, in the suit specified in No. 263, dated the preceding day, to take cognisance of the statement of Jane Bevans, deforciant. Latin. Attached to No. 265.

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.

Working Abstract of the bill of complaint, defendant's answer, and depositions of witnesses for both sides in a suit between Jenkin Lloyd, plaintiff, and Rees Traherne, defendant, relating to alleged wrongful distraint of plaintiff's mare for arrears of rent for properties held in Hengoed in the commote of Carnawllon. The deponents include George ap Owen and Walter Vaughan, esq., beadle of Hengoed and particular receiver of the king's rent within the honour of Kidwelly.

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

The Joint And Several Answers of Water Vaughan and Henry Vaughan, esquires, defendants, to the information of Sir Walter Pye, knight, Attorney of H.M. Court of Wards and Liveries, for and on behalf of Charles Protheroe, esq., H.M. ward, complainant.

The Joint And Several Answers of Walter Jenkins, gent. (son of Owen Jenkins), Anne, his wife, Elizabeth Jenkins, widow, and Ralph Grundy, gent. (son of Hugh Grundy), four of the defendants to the bill of complaint preferred against them by George Williams, gent., complaining that the defendants combined together to annihilate the complainant's estate in lands called Pen y Koed ucha, Sythyn ynglan Mornwg (?) and a meadow situated at a place called Cum bach, all in co. Carmarthen. (See No. 214, dated 1618 Nov. 13, and No. 113, dated 1621 Nov. 16). Draft.

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.

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.

1.William Jones of the town of Llandilofawr, victualler;. 2.Sir Thomas Stepney of Derwydd, bart., both of co. Carms. Surrender of lease for ninety-nine years (dated 1764, March 16) assigned to the second party 1814, July 1, of two messuages with a garden and the appurtenances situated in Rhosemaen Street in the town of Llandilofawr.

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.

Subpoena to Joseph Stuart, George William Samuel Iago and William Elvey to appear at the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster to testify in an action depending between Robert Bell, the younger, plaintiff, and Alexander Campbell, defendant, of a plea of trespass on the case upon promises.

1.Mary Brett of the parish of St. Margarett's, Westminster, co. Middlesex, widow, (late wife and executrix of Charles Brett late of the same place, esq., deceased);. 2.Christopher Jeaffreson of Dullingham, co. Cambridge, esq., and William Poyntz, citizen and upholsterer of London;. 3.Thomas Lewis of Penmarke, co. Glam., esq.;. 4.Sir William Meux of Kingston in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, bart., Sir James Worsley of Pilewell in the same county, knight, and Henry Meux of Kingston, esq. Settlement, in consideration of a marriage to be solemnized between the said Thomas Lewis and Mary Brett, for trusts as specified, touching a messuage called Chiverton with its appurtenances in the parish of Bradeing in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton; also coppices and woods called the Shrines and Hatchill, the wasteground of the manor of Lillingston Dayrell, co. Bucks., the Middle Three Slades, all in the parish of Lillingston Dayrell, co. Bucks.; a moiety of a sum of four hundred pounds with interest; and a mortgage with several bonds and sums of money as specified, and jewels, plate, household stuff, etc., as contained in an inventory specified.

1.Thomas Lewis of Penmarke, co. Glam., esq.;. 2.Sir William Meux of Kingston in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, bart., Christopher Jeaffreson of Dulingham, co. Cambridge, esq., and Willian Poyntz, citizen and upholsterer of London;. 3.Mary Brett of the parish of St. Margarett's Westminster, co. Middlesex, widow. Settlement, in consideration of a marriage to be solemnized between the said Thomas Lewis and Mary Brett, for trusts as specified, touching the manor of Odensfee with its appurtenances in Roose, a capital mansion house called Penmarke house, a messuage called John Sluggs Tenement and two closes (20 acres) called Bald Crosses, and other properties in the parish of Penmarke, co. Glam. The said Mary Brett was seized of an estate in land and money to the value of five thousand pounds, which is to be settled on the said marriage.

1.Thomas Lloyd of the County Borough of Carmarthen, gent. (only son and heir of Hugh Lloyd, late of Trehear, co. Carms., gent.);. 2.Richard Vaughan of Derwith, esq., and Arthur Bevan of Laugharne, esq., both of co. Carms.;. 3.Elizabeth Vaughan, spinster (one of the daughters of John Vaughan (late of Court Derllis, co. Carms., esq. deceased). Settlement made before the marriage of the said Thomas Lloyd and the said Elizabeth Vaughan, and in consideration of a portion of one thousand pounds, of messuages and lands called Treheere, Craisland, Upper Newton, Pendine and the Moore in the parish of Laugharne, co. Carms.; further messuages and lands in the hamlet of Tachlogan, parish of Llandilo Vawr, co. Carms.; and a messuage and lands called Marchogg lwyn vach in the parish of Llanvinith, co. Carms.; to uses and intents specified.

1.Jane Bevans of Swanzey, co. Glamorgan, spinster, (one of the daughters and coheirs of Rice Bevans late of Swanzey, gent., deceased, by Margarett, his wife, also deceased);. 2.James Philips of the County Borough o Carmarthen, esq., and Rowland Philipps of Coedgainge, co. Carms., gent.;. 3.Thomas Jones of the parish of Llantharogg, co. Carms., gent. Settlement made before the marriage of the said Thomas Jones and the said Jane Bevan touching a messuage in High Streete in the town of Swanzey, co. Glamorgan, and of the moiety of a messuage called Lloyn yr Have in the parishes of Llandiloe Vawre and Llandebie, co. Carms., to specified uses.