1 Thomas Evans of Abergavenny, co Mon. 2 Herbert Brace, Richard Monins, James Powles, attornies. Warrant of Attorney to confess judgement in an action for debt of £2,000 to secure repayment of £1,860, at the suit of Messrs Jones & Co. Copy.
Warrant Of Attorney to confess judgement for securing balance of account with Messrs Jones & Co,
1 James Powles and Charles Tyler of [Monmouth, gents.]. 2 Other attornies of the court of King's Bench. Warrant Of Attorney to confess judgement for securing balance of account with Messrs Jones & Co. Draft.
Warrant Of Attorney to confess judgement concerning a debt of £300,
1 Charles Homfray of the town of Monmouth, gent. 2 Sarah Homfray spinster, Caroline Homfray spinster, Henrietta Homfray spinster, all of Monmouth, Rev. Francis Homfray of Llanvair Kilgidin, clerk, David Homfray of Stourton, co. Worcs., and Henry Homfray of Alcaster, co. Warwick. Warrant Of Attorney to confess judgement concerning a debt of £300. (Watermark 1823).
Warrant Of Attorney from Herbert Lewis of Monmouth, gent., to Messrs Jennings and Bolton to plea 'Com Bail' and to receive a declaration for him in the Court of Common Pleas in an action of debt for the sum of £440 at the suit of John Jones of Llanarth Court, Philip Jones of the same, and Henry Davies of Monmouth, esqs., bankers; and Memorandum that the above warrant of attorney is given to secure payment of £220. 12. 0 from Herbert Lewis to John Jones, Philip Jones and Henry Davies.
1 Thomas Pewtriss of the town of Monmouth, skinner, and his son John Pewtriss of the same, skinner. 2 Herbert Brace, Richard Monins, James Powles, attornies. Warrant of Attorney from 1 to 2, to confess judgement for a debt of £3,000, at the suit of John Jones of Llanarth, co. Mon., and P. Jones of Monmouth, banker. Copy. See also no. 1652.
Warrant Of Attachment upon the body of Howell Williams in an action of debt for £22. 6. 8,
Draft.
Warrant Of Attachment upon the body of David Jones of p. Mynyddislwyn in an action of debt,
Warrant for the body of Charles Walker by virtue of a writ of extent,
Warrant for bailiff to restitute premises into which a forcible entry had been made (see no. 7094),
Draft.
Warrant for a jury on a writ of enquiry of damages in a cause between John Hodges Winsloe and George Young. Superimposed in pencil are the names of other defendants, date, etc. in an exact case dated 14 Aug. 1833.
Warrant directed to the bailiffs of William Vaughan to levy £104 on the goods of John Edmunds and William Edmunds in a suit for damages. Draft.
Warrant directed to specially appointed bailiffs of William Vaughan to levy £180 on the goods of John Morgan in a suit for damages. Draft.
Warrant directed by the sheriff to his bailiffs to serve notice on Henry Mitchell Partridge of Newport, auctioneer, requiring him to appear at the Court of Exchequer to show cause why His Majesty should not have execution against him for the sum of £500, with Certificate of bailiffs that they have served the same and Return of the sheriff to the writ.
Warrant directed by the sheriff to his bailiffs to replevy to John Lane his stock which were unjustly detained by John Lloyd, and to summon John Lloyd to appear at the next county court. Drafts.
Draft.
Warrant authorising Thomas Broomby and William Fuller to search the houses of Robert Parry of Kymin Hill, p. Dixton, labourer, Robert Knight of the same, labourer, and of Elisha Jones of the hamlet of Wysham, p. Dixton, labourer, who are suspected of having in their possession wires and nets to kill and destroy game, on the evidence of John Joyes, gamekeeper to James Haffenden.
W. W. Secretan, Usk, to Powles and Tyler,
He has copied again the observations and added some additional remarks. He is more convinced that the observations may be observed with effect. Is anxious to hear their opinion.
W. W. Secretan, Abergavenny, to Powles and Tyler,
He would be obliged if recipients should forward 8 or 10 of the printed papers for filling up the names of persons entitled to vote. What are their intentions as to persons whose claims are entered and are not qualified?.
W. Powel, Ragland, to Charles Tyler,
There are beds ordered at Ragland for several of the leading Whigs. This attendance is so unusual that he cannot help but suspect some sinister designs. It may be, though it is most improbable, that they will start a third candidate. He mentions this so that they may be prepared. There is time enough to get Mr Morgan to attend, and even Mr Bosanquet would be in time if sent for immediately to support Lord Worcester and Octavius Morgan in case the opposite party set up a third man. Dorse: to be sent immediately.