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Lease for three lives by (1) Jane Mathew of Llandaf, co. Glam., widow (by virtue of an authority from Thomas Mathew, esq., her son and heir), to (2) Lewis Charles of Llandaf, yeoman, of two contiguous cottages in the village of Llandaf, co. Glam., late in the tenure of Lewis David, tucker, and David Lewis, weaver. Consideration: £9. Annual rent: 5s., and two hens or 1s. in lieu. Duty: one day's work at harvest or 6d. in lieu, suit of mill to Llandaf Mill, suit of court to Plas Turton, and heriot.

Lease for life by (1) Elisha Thomas of p. Coety, co. Glam., gent., to (2) Griffith ap Evan of the same, labourer, of a m. and spot of garden and a little orchard formerly in the tenure of Mary Watkin Lewis, in the village of Byeaston, p. Coety, co. Glam. Consideration: £8. Annual rent: 1s. and two pullets good and fat. Duty: one day's work at harvest with an able workman or 6d. in lieu, and heriot.

Lease (demise for 999 years) by (1) Thomas Matthews of Llandaf, co. Glam., esq., to (2) Thomas [Windsor, first] viscount Windsor, of liberty to cut canals through a parcel of rough ground called The Park, p. Cardiff St John the Baptist, co. Glam., to divert water from the river Taff to the millpond belonging to Cardiff Mill. Annual rent: £5. Covenant for giving up the agreement with three months notice at any time after the first five years if Cardiff Mill stops grinding and 2 has no use for the water; also that if 2 erects a weir across the river Taff to bring water into the millpond, he shall also become tenant of 1's fishery of the river Taff for the remainder of the term of 999 years at an annual rent of £10.

Lease for 99 years by (1) John Jeffreys of West Sheen, co. Surrey, esq., to (2) Wroth Waters of p. Caer-went, co. Mon., carpenter, of a tmt of lands called Cwmb Farm, and the parcels of lands called The Little Paddock, The Close behind the Orchard, The New Orchard, The Half Acre, The Wood, Seer Field, The Close by the Brook, and The Three Closes by the Hill, all in p. Caer-went, co. Mon. Annual rent: £6.

Lease by (1) Thomas Mathews of Llandaf, co. Glam., esq., to (2) David Jones of Usk, co. Mon., gent., for three lives (David Jones, Martha his wife, and Mary Gunter, daughter of John Gunter of Abergavenny, co. Mon., shopkeeper) of a m. and land (20a.) called Coed Draw, in the p. and manor of Peterston-super-Ely, and a m. and land (12a.) called Coed y Groes in h. Fairwater and p. Llandaf, all in co. Glam., and appointment by 1 of Edward Bowen of Colwinston, co. Glam., gent., to be his attorney to deliver seisin. Consideration: surrender of a former lease and £60. Annual rent: 30s. and a couple of capons or 1s. in lieu for Coed Draw, and 5s. for Coed y Groes. Duty: the work of one man for one day in harvest or 1s. in lieu, suit of court, and heriot for Coed Draw, and 1s. 6d. in lieu of suit of mill to Llandaf Mill and in lieu of suit of court to Plas Turton and Llandaf for Coed y Groes. See also L 25, 62, 74-75.

Lease by (1) Thomas Mathews of Llandaf, co. Glam., esq., to (2) Benjamin Hall of the same, clerk, for three lives (Martha Jones wife of David Jones of Usk, co. Mon., malster, 2, and Elizabeth his wife) of a m. or dwelling house with garden and orchard called Green House, p. Llandaf, co. Glam. Consideration: surrender of a former lease and £42. Annual rent: 5s. Recites a lease for life dated 6 April 1764 between 1 and Martha Jones of Llandaf, spinster, neice of Charles Jones of Llandaf, gent., of the same property, then held by the said Charles Jones for his life by virtue of an annuity. See also L 21.

Lease for 21 years by (1) Thomas Mathews of Llandaf, co. Glam., esq., to (2) Henry Lawrence of p. Llanfihangel Llantarnam, co. Mon., yeoman, of a m. and farm called Gelley Glace [=Gelli glas], p. Llanfihangel Llantarnam, co. Mon. Annual rent: £40.

Counterpart of L 33.

Lease for three lives by (1) Thomas Mathews of Llandaf, co. Glam., esq., to (2) William Thomas of Pendeulwyn, co. Glam., yeoman, of a m. and land (16a.) called Fynnon Wen, p. Peterston-super-Ely, co. Glam. Consideration: surrender of a former lease wherein there are two lives in being, and £30. Annual rent: £4 and a couple of capons or 1s. in lieu. Duty: the work of one man for one day in harvest or 1s. in lieu, suit of court to Peterston-super-Ely, and heriot. Endorsed: sold to Anthony Williams c. 1806-1808.

Lease for 14 years by (1) Mark Wood of Gatton Park, co. Surrey, esq., to (2) John Jones of p. Pen-hw, co. Mon., farmer, of a m. and lands (170a.) called Traston Farm, p. Christchurch, co. Mon. Annual rent: £357, and £10 for every acre of meadow or pasture ploughed up. Covenants include that 2 will pay £2 2s. for every load of hay taken off the premises, that 2 will within three years lay down with good grass seeds all the land which the late tenant broke up contrary to his agreement, that 2 will pay £2 2s. extra rent yearly for every extra acre that the farm should be found to exceed 170a., that 1 will before 22 June next put the dwelling house into tenantable repair, raise the roof, make good and sufficient lodging rooms over the kitchen, rebuild the barn, make a standing place for cattle, build a wain-house large enough to hold one wagon and two carts, build a pig sty, and put the whole of the outbuildings, gates, stiles and fences in good repair, that 1 will have the lands measured and mapped by a competent land surveyor, that 1 will permit 2 to deduct £2 2s. every half year for every acre that the farm should be found to be less than 170a., and that 1 will in the first year expend £105 in building a lime kiln on some convenient part of the farm.

Bond in £1000 by (1) John Jones of p. Pen-hw, co. Mon., farmer, and Mary Jones of the Rock and Fountain in the same co., widow, to (2) Mark Wood of Gatton Park, co. Surrey, esq., for the performance of covenants specified in L 51.

Unused printed yearly lease by Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., for letting tmt's on Earlswood Common, p. Shirenewton, co. Mon.

Covenants for renewal in the lease of 1780 (L 24) as recited in the new lease (L 57), and the proposed covenants for renewal in the new lease.

Bond in £2000 by (1) Thomas Edwards of Gellyhave near Newport, co. Mon., coal merchant, Peter Rigby of Roath Court, co. Glam., esq., and Richard Branthwaite of Langroynly Forge, co. Brec., ironmaster, to (2) Sir Mark Wood of Gatton, co. Surrey, bart, for the payment of the rent of £453 reserved in L 64.

Extracts from L 30.

Copy of L 64.

Release of (4) Peter Rigby, late of Roath Court, co. Glam., esq., but now or late of Clifton, co. Glou., by (1) Sir Mark Wood of Gatton, co. Surrey, bart, from L 65, and release of 1 by 4 from the covenants in L 64. The other parties comprise (2) Thomas Edwards, late of Gellyhave near Newport, co. Mon., but now of p. St Woolloos near Newport, coal merchant, and Richard Branthwaite, late of Langroynle Forge, co. Brec., iron master, but now of Cwm dws, p. Mynyddislwyn, co. Mon., coal merchant (who once traded as Edwards & Branthwaite, and against whom a commission of bankrupt was prosecuted), and (3) Richard Fothergill, late of Tredegar Iron Works, but now of Caerleon Forge, co. Mon., esq., and Charles Robinson of Newport, co. Mon., merchant (assignees of the estate of 2 under the commission of bankrupt). Consideration: £700 paid by 4 to 1. Recites L 64-65, the dissolution of the partnership between 4 and 2 dated 8 Aug. 1812, and a commission of bankrupt against 2 dated 21 May 1814 .

Assignment by (1) Sir Mark Wood of Gatton, co. Surrey, bart (late Mark Wood, esq.), to (3) Lancelot Edward Wood of Kings Road, Sloane Square, p. St Luke Chelsea, co. Mddx, mason and statuary, and confirmation by (2) Henry Wood of Bristol, co. Glou., statuary, of a lease dated 6 Jan. 1795 for 78 years of m's, workshops, showroom and other erections and buildings on a parcel of ground (62 ft x 27 ft 10 in. Assize, boundaries described) on the south side of a street leading from the New Road in p. St Luke Chelsea to Blacklands, co. Mddx, and the equity of redemption in a mortgage dated 25 March 1803 (for £1500 between 1 and 2) and transfer of mortgage dated 6 Sept. 1806 (between 1 and Thomas Hancock of p. St Luke Chelsea, esq.). Consideration: £76 6s. 7d. Endorsed: assignment of leasehold premises in the Kings Road, Chelsea. Copy, 1821 watermark.

Proposals of Aaron Brain of Blackwood, co. Mon., to work the coal under Quakers Yard, p. Merthyr Tudful, co. Glam.

Lease (1 Aug. 1872) by (1) William Mark Wood of Bishops Castle near Romford, co. Essex, major general, to (2) Harris Navigation Coal Co. Ltd, of coal, freestone etc. under Twyn y Garreg (141a.) and Pen y Graig (339a.), p. Merthyr Tudful, co. Glam., and surrender (16 June 1879) of part (13a.) of the lands of Twyn y Garreg. Copy and abstract. Plan enclosed.