Dangos 5746 canlyniad

1 Richard Dansey Green-Price of Nantygroes, co. Rad., esq. 2 The Rev. Sir Gilbert Frankland Lewis of Harpton Court, bart. Grant of the properties specified under (1), (3), (5) and (7), together with the Mill Pound Close, specified in No. 1277 of 30 June 1876. (Plan and schedule appended).

Letters: T. Charles Prickard, Dderw, to Sir Gilbert [Frankland Lewis]. The second assignment in No. 1282 of 28 Sept. 1860; family, local government, and Worcester church news.

1 Robert Leonard Trollope, Joseph Harvey Trollope, George Haward Trollope, and Francis Trollope, all of Parliament Street, Westminster, builders. 2 The Rev. Sir Gilbert Frankland Lewis of Harpton Court, Kington, Herefordshire, bart. Lease for 84 years of a piece of land on the east side of Cadogan Square, p. Chelsea, Middlesex, together with the m. thereon erected, known as 5 Cadogan Square. Copy.

Papers (letters, accounts, notices, etc.) relating to the payment specified in No. 1321 of 24 Nov. 1880, and to an action between the parties thereof to recover the sum of £3.5s.8d. solicitors' costs incurred in the calling up and payment of the said mortgage.

Attested copy.

1 Thomas Edwards of Brampton Brian, and James Nott of Lingen, Herefordshire, executors of the late Elizabeth Evans of Kington, Herefordshire. 2 The Rev. Sir Gilbert Frankland Lewis, bart, of Harpton Court, co. Rad. Receipt for £3,116.12s. being mortgage, upon the property specified in Nos 1303-4 of 25-6 Nov. 1839, with interest thereon.

1 David Price, Pantshenken, New Radnor. 2 Sir Herbert Edmund Frankland Lewis, bart. Promissory Note for £100.

1 Sir Herbert Edmund Frankland Lewis of Harpton Court, co. Rad. 2 Messrs Caswell & Bowden Ltd, of Birmingham. Agreements to purchase larch trees in Vron wood, p. New Radnor, co. Rad., and three lots of timber specified in the Hereford Times of 17 Feb. 1900, together with related correspondence and a timber sale poster, 1882, with prices endorsed.

Order concerning the trust of No. 1441 of 31 July 1880, in an action between the trustees thereof, plaintiffs, and Henry Henzell Fraser Pidcock Henzell, Elizabeth Frances Annette Pidcock-Henzell his wife, and Elsie Helen Evelyn Winterton Pideock Henzell, infants, by the Rev. Henry Walter Trelawney Gwatkin, their guardian ad litem, defendants. Copy.

Forwarding Nos 466-9.

1 Elizabeth Frances Annette Pidcock-Henzell, the wife of Henry Henzell Fraser Pideock Henzell of Pinehurst, Farnborol, Hampshire, a Major in the Middlesex Regiment. 2 Sir Herbert Edmund Frankland Lewis of Harpton Court, co. Rad., bart. Agreement to convey Cwm Colley, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad. and Herefordshire, including allotments made under No. 1440 of 6 April 1870 (Schedules and plans attached).

1 Elizabeth Frances Annette Pidcock-Henzell, wife of Henry Henzell Fraser Pidcock-Henzell, of Pinehurst, Farnborough, Hampshire, a Major of the Middlesex Regiment. 2 The said Henry Henzell Fraser Pidcock-Henzell. 3 Edward, Earl of Winterton, and William Wyatt Turnor of Amberley Court, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire. 4 The said Earl of Winterton and William Wyatt Turnor, and Charles Alexander Pideock and Hugh Crofton, both of 8, Talbot Square, Hyde Park, Middlesex, esq's. 5 Sir Herbert Edmund Frankland Lewis of Harpton Court, co. Rad., bart. Grant of the property specified in No. 1444 of 26 Jan. 1888, under powers conferred by the Settled Land Act, but subject to maintenance of fences, etc.

1 John Wellington Buckland and Arthur Richard Watts, both of Whittington House, Whittington Avenue, Leadenhall Street, London, timber agents. 2 Henry William Duff Gordon of 34, Eccleston Square, London. Articles Of Agreement to enter into a partnership under the style of Q. Briesemann's Successors.

1 W. B. Mynors and E. G. Mynors, executors of Robert Baskerville Rickards Mynors. 2 Sir Herbert E. F. Lewis and Messrs James, Bodenham and James, his solicitors. Acknowledgement that all monies due to Mrs Mary Elizabeth Mynors in respect of an annuity of £800 charged on estates in Radnorshire by a settlement dated 19 Feb. 1817 have been paid.

Abstract and supplemental abstract of the title of Willoughby Baskerville Mynors and his mortgagees to the property specified in No. 1459.

Dr Todd's letter on the Smethurst case; an anonymous letter suggesting that Smethurst was a Don Juan; the course that recipient should take. Incomplete.