Edward Herbert's petition to the king concerning his title to the fines for licences of concord, issues of jurors, and other profits of the green wax, together with the return of writs, in the hundred of Chirbury.

Copy of a letter, 11 March 1682, from [Henry Herbert] to Robert Bulkeley, Baron Hill, Anglesey, concerning witnesses for deeds relating to land in Chirbury.

Letter, 24 April 1677, from W[illiam] Morgan to Edward Herbert concerning the bounds of the lordship and manor of Chirbury, in a dispute about Ritton.

Letter, 21 December [1683], from J[ohn] Edwards of Rorrington to [Henry Herbert] welcoming him to his lordship on behalf of various men of substance in the hundred of Chirbury, and offering their services.

Writ of capias of John Weld, sheriff, bailiff of the hundred of Chirbury, addressed to Mathew ap John, Roger ap Price and David ap Price, his deputies, to bring Thomas Badye to law at Westminster to reply to Edward Lord Herbert on a charge of trespass, 2 April 1642.

Memorandum of a lease of Stepping Stones farm near Chirbury by Henry Herbert to John Rogers, 20 December 1732.