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Release by Harry Davies of Kenhinva, co. Mont., gent., to John Davies of Gwenynog yssa, co. Mont., tanner, of all his interest in a m., &c. wherein John Robert Cadwallader dwells called Y ty yn y gwngeven and all that meer place called Y ty yn y llwyn, a m. wherein Griffith William dwells, a new house in the tenure of David Lewis, carpenter, and a garden adjoining, all being in the t. of Kenhinva aforesaid. Consideration: £100. Witnesses: Tho. Davies; Richard Davies; Evan Davies.

Release by ffrancis Roberts of Tyddyn Preed, co. Mont., gent., to Anna Lloyd of Tyddyn Preed, widow, of one a. of land in Tyddin Preed in a certain meadow there called Gwyrglodd yr heligg in the possession of the said Anna Lloyd. Consideration: £17. Witnesses: Francis Davies; David Evans; Roger Thomas, clerk; John Evans; Rhiwallon Vaughan. Latin.

Release by Edward Lloyd of Costeston, co. Pemb. to John Lewis Walter of Llanveneth, co. Carm., yeoman, of three closes of land with their appurtenances in p. Llanveneth aforesaid respectively called Kae David ap Ieuan Gwalter alias Kaer kelyn, Gardd y kelyn, and Llain pwll y main. Consideration: A certain sum of money. Witnesses: Richard Lloyd of Llanbeder, gent., David Thomas John, Thomas William alias saer, Ieuan David Griffith, scriptor. Latin.

Release by David ap Owen Traharn of p. Llangaing, co. Carm., yeoman, to Margaret verch John of p. St Ismells, co. Carm., widow, of the m. wherein one William John Griffith lately dwelt, with all its appurtenances, situate at a certain place called Broadelay within said p. St Ismells. Consideration money: £154. Witnesses: Richard Mansell, Water Johns, Ieuan David ap Ieuan Treharne, Rees Jenkin Thomas, Griffith Hugh Phillipp. Latin.

Release by David ap Gruffith of Tredderwen Meibion Gonwas, co. Mont., yeoman, to Evan ap Gruffith ap David of Tredderwen, gent., of three a. of land called Yr erowe vedowe in the t. of Tredderwen aforesaid. Consideration: £16.10s. Witnesses: William Davies; Griffith ap Jeffrey; Hugh ap William; Gruffith ap John ap Mores; Evan Poole; Richard ap Richard; Edward ap Jeffrey. Latin.

Release by Bridget Evans of Talysarn p. Trevilan, co. Card., spinster, daughter of Thomas Evans, gent., dec., of p. Trevilan to her brother, John Evans of Talysarn, of all her claims to the m. and its appurtenances commonly called Llwyn y iar, p. Trevilan, and now in the occupation of the said John Evans. Consideration money: £60. Witnesses: Gwalter Bowen, rector of Trefilan, Morgan Rees, David Hugh Lewis, Jane Prichard, spinster, Thomas Davids.

Release by Anthony Morgan of p. St Ysmell, co. Carm., gent., to Maurice Jankyn Morton of p. St Ysmell, yeoman, of two parcels of arable land with their appurtenances situate at Trepynhaed within p. St Ysmell, one parcel lying between the land called Yr hendre on the east side, the late lands of Nicholas John David, now in the tenure of Rees ap Gwillim, on the south and north sides, and the land of Ieuan ap Gwillim on the west side; the other parcel lying between the land called Yr hendre aforesaid on the east side, the aforesaid land of Nicholas on the north side, and the land of the said Maurice on the south and west sides; which premises the aforesaid Anthony Morgan lately held and received by the gift and feoffment of Henry Vaughan. Witnesses: Robert ap Ieuan, Thomas Hoell, John Hoell. Latin.

Recognizance, in the sum of £40, by Thomas Dumayne of Jordanstone in the p. of Llanstadwell, co. Pemb., surgeon, for his appearance to give evidence in the prosecution of Sophia Wilcock on a charge of manslaughter (see D. D. 452).

Recognizance in the sum of £40, by Morris John of Milford in the p. of Stainton, co. Pemb., innkeeper, that he will appear to prosecute Sophia Wilcock, wife of William Wilcock, at the next assizes of co. Pemb. on a charge of the manslaughter of Elizabeth Wilcock.

Recognizance by Richard Hoare Byers of Milford, surgeon, for his appearance to give evidence in the prosecution of Sophia Wilcock on a charge of manslaughter (see D. D. 452).

Recognizance by Daniel Rees of Milford, co. Pemb., tinman, for his appearance to give evidence in the prosecution of Sophia Wilcock on a charge of manslaughter (see D. D. 452).

Recognizance by Charles Hooper of Milford, co. Pemb., hairdresser, for his appearance to give evidence in the prosecution of Sophia Wilcock on a charge of manslaughter (see D. D. 452).

Recognizance by Anne Lewis of Milford, co. Pemb., single woman, for her appearance to give evidence in the prosecution of Sophia Wilcock on a charge of manslaughter (see D. D. 452).

Receipt from Roger Mostyn, kt and bart, mayor of the town of fflint, for 10s.4, paid by Humphrey Jones (son and heir of Humphrey Jones of the town of fflint, dec.) for a relief due on lands in the town and borough of fflint after the death of the said Humphrey Jones the elder. Thomas Lewis, steward of fflint. Latin.

Receipt for the payment of £246.19s. by Mr Richard Haine the younger of Llwyn-y-brayne in p. Llanwonog, co. Mont., to Edward Turner on behalf of his father, Mr William Turner, of Gwernogee in p. Kerry, co. Mont., being the amount of the principal sum of £200 and interest secured by mortgage on the estate of Mr John Oliver in the t. of Garthilin in said p. Kerry and of £35 secured by bonds given by the said John Oliver to William Tumer. Witness: Charles Humphreys.

Rate Assessment by the churchwardens and overseers of the poor for the tything of Redwick and Northwick, Gloucestershire for the relief of the poor for the first half of the year at 9d. in the £. It gives the names of the property rated. Approval, dated 17 Dec. 1763, of the said rate (endorsed) signed by N. Tucker, JP for Gloucestershire.

Public Testimonial to William Holland Warren, esq., commander of the Holyhead Express Steamer Anglia in commemoration of his intrepid and seamanlike conduct when his vessel was in imminent peril owing to the tiller having been carried away during a storm on the night of 9 Dec. 1854 and was navigated by him into the new harbour of refuge at Holyhead. The names of the Committee, Treasurer, and Secretary of the fund, and the subscriptions, which were limited to £1, are given.

Proofs for the plaintiff in the suit of Arthur Weaver, esq., plaintiff, v. John Purcell, defendant. It contains the evidence to be given by the witness.

Probate Of The Will, of Herbert Morgan of Landevalle, co. Brec., yeoman. Testator bequeathed as follows:- To my eldest son, William Morgan, £203; to my son, John Morgan, £203; to the children, when they are 21 years of age, of my son in law, Phillip Prichard, by his wife, Mary (my daughter), £203; to the children, when they are 21 years of age, of my son in law, George Griffith, by his wife, Anne (my daughter), £203; to my son, Phillip Morgan, and my daughter, Jane Morgan, £203 each; my sons, William Morgan and John Morgan, to be executors. Witnesses: H. Havard; John Thomas. The probate grant is missing.