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Surrender from William Llewelin of Ruddry, yeoman, of 3 a. of pasture ground called Tair Erw David in St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of Thomas Edwards of Marshfield, yeoman.

Surrender from William Timothy of Marshfield, yeoman, Elizabeth, his wife, William Daniell of Marshfield and Margaret, his wife, of 21/2 a. of land in Michaelston y vedow within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfield to the use of Richard Jenkins of Cardiff, esq.

Surrender from John Leaves of Marshfield, yeoman, as feoffee in trust for Rees Edwards of Penylan, Marshfield, and Thomas Edwards, yeoman, his second son, of a mansion house and lands in Marshfield within the man's of Hencourt and Marshfield to the use of George Kemeys of Newport, esq., as feoffee in trust for Rees Edwards.

Surrender from James Tuder, as feoffee in trust for Lydia Wiles, of a m. and lands in St Brides to the use of John Morgan, in accordance with the provisions of No. 52/95.

Letter from T. Williams to Charles Morgan, requesting him to attend the House to support a bill for enclosing the open fields and commonable places of Long Itchington and Bascote, Warwickshire as a favour to Mrs Curry, daughter of John Wilkins.

Letter from Charles Hay to Charles Morgan, asking for a ruling on the powers of a captain of an independent company in relation to the Lord Lieutenant, and other militia matters.

Surrender from Thomas Richard of Lanedarn, yeoman, of 8 a. of customary lands in p. St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of Edward Charles of Marshfield, yeoman, to secure the payment of £20 and interest.

Letter from Charles Powell to Charles Morgan, asking him to see General Sloper to try to prevail on him not to march his militia company any further as they had no more than two months to serve, and emphasising the burden of taxes on co. Brec. for the relief of the wives and children of balloted men and substitutes.

Surrender from Edward Charles of Marshfield, yeoman, as trustee for Thomas Richard of Lanedarn, yeoman, together with the said Thomas Richard, of 8 a. of land in St Mellons and Rumney within the manor of Youlton to the use of Edmund Griffith of Marshfield, yeoman, in trust to secure the payment of £100 and interest.

Surrender from John David the younger of St Mellons, yeoman, as trustee for Mary, wife of Thomas William Gabriel of St Mellons, yeoman, the only child of Edward Jones of St Mellons, yeoman, at the request of Margaret Jones, the widow of the said Edward Jones, the said Thomas William Gabriel, and Mary, his wife, of a m. and five pieces of land containing 121/2 a. in p. St Mellons in the manor of Youlton commonly called Chwech Errw, Dwy Errw, pumb Quarter, and another pumb Quarter to the use of Edward Evans of St Mellons, gent., in trust for the Rev. James Evans, clerk, for life, and then for such uses as the said James Evans shall by his deed a will declare.

Surrender from John David of St Mellons, yeoman, of 4 a. of land in St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of Edmund Griffith of Marshfield, yeoman, in trust for Edward Charles of Marshfield for life, and then for such uses as the said Edward Charles shall by his deed or will declare.

Surrender from Thomas Griffith of Christchurch, yeoman, and Rachel Morgan of Coedkernew, widow, the only surviving sister and customary heir of Thomas Wiles, late of Bassalleg, yeoman, of 5 a. of land in St Brides within the manor of Sutton to the use of Edward Charles of Marshfield, yeoman, in trust for William Edward of Marshfield, shopkeeper, for life, then to the use of Ann, his wife, then in accordance with William Edward's act, deed, or will.

Letter from Lord Stormont to Charles Morgan, esq., requesting that an account of proceedings in respect of an act of parliament concerning the removal of officers in the militia who had neglected to enrol their qualifications.

Letter from William Awbrey to Charles Morgan concerning his son's request to leave the corps and the unsuitability of a certain person 'talked of some time since to succeed'.

Surrender from William Charles, late of Michaelstonvedow, now of Stepney, carpenter, the youngest son and customary heir of David Charles, late of Lanedarne, yeoman, of one a. of customary land in p. St Brides within the manor of Sutton to the use of Ann Jones of Marshfield, spinster.