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W. Parry Jenkins, secretary of the Milford Haven Railway and Estate Company Limited, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C., to Charles Langley Whetham, esq. Letter enclosing a certificate of 1250 ordinary shares in the said company registered in the names of the recipient and Milton Bradford, esq.

Letter concerning a Chancery order relating to shares in the Milford Estate Company.

Letter concerning financial matters relating to the Milford Estate syndicate.

1. The Milford Haven Railway and Estate Company;. 2. J. F. Christy, esq., Sir Thomas Chambers, Q.C., H. W. Castle, esq., and John Scott, esq., trustees of the National Provident Institution. Undertaking as to the expenses of opposing the Milford Docks Act 1890.

1. The Mineral Estates Corporation Limited of 2 Old Serjeants Inn in the city of London;. 2. The Hon. Randolph Stewart of 10 Victoria Square in the city of Westminster, and Cecil Bertie Gedge, esq., of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Underlease of leasehold property at Drws y Coed in the parishes of Beddgelert and Llandwrog and at Talmignedd uchaf in the parish of Llanfyllin [sic], [co. Caernarvon], with all the machinery, plant, etc., thereon.

Two Letters from Messrs Dumming and Burder, solicitors, 27 Parliament Street, Westminster to Sir Joseph Bailey, bart, regarding the conveyance of land formerly belonging to the benefice of p. Kiffig, [co. Carm.] [see No. 57].

1. Duncan John Stewart of Victoria Street, Westminster, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 2. Charles Vaughan Pugh of Arlington Street, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 3. Joseph Joel Ellis of Brompton Hall, Brompton, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 4. John Edmonds of Conduit Street, co. Middlesex, esq. Transfer of the mortgage security and release in respect of a messuage and lands called Aberbechan Hall and Farm and other messuages and lands in the townships of Aberbechan and Dolforwyn in the parish of Llanllwchaiarn and Bettws, co. Montgomery.

Three Fragments (1) an inventory mainly of tools with a few household goods. (2) Letter to John Lewis, Lanerkaiarn from Swansea refers to an agreement with Richard Creeber to work at our copper mine (3) Letter from Richard Creber (?) to John Lewis.

Thomas H. Lewis, clerk to the Milford Haven Urban District Council, to L. F. Hovil, esq., secretary of the National Provident Institution, Gracechurch Street, London, E.C. Letter reciting a council resolution to approach the Institution with a view to acquiring the market house, market tolls and slaughter house, and asking whether the Institution was prepared to entertain the proposal.

Thomas H. Lewis, clerk to the Milford Haven Urban District Council, to L. F. Hovil, esq., secretary of the National Provident Institution, Gracechurch Street, London. Letters re arrangements for a meeting to discuss the council's intention of erecting a bridge across Castle Pill.

Thomas Barclay, The Future Water Supply of Birmingham, London, second edition, 1892. Printed.

The vicar and wardens of the parish church of Milford Haven to the chairman and directors of the National Provident Institution. An Appeal for a subscription towards the cost of enlarging the parish church.

The chairman and directors of the Milford Haven Railway and Estate Company Limited, Broad Street House, London, E.C., to the chairman and directors of the National Provident Institution, Gracechurch Street, [London], E.C. Letter containing a statement of the circumstances under which the company had taken over the lease of the Milford Haven estate from the Institution, of what they had done to the estate since then, the financial position, etc. Three printed copies.

Testimonial from the Rev. Prebendary Garnons Williams of Aber Camlais, Brecon, on behalf of the Rev. M. Richards, curate of Llywel with Rhydybriw.

Terms Of Agreement between the Milford Estate Company on the one hand and Mr Mowatt and Colonel Gray on the other, concerning mortgages and stock.

Three Letters relating to No. 42 of 1 Oct.