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Warrant of Henry Knight, one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in co. Glamorgan, to the Petty Constables of the parish of Tythegston in the said county to enter in the day-time into the dwelling-house of Francis Jenkin of the higher hamlet of the parish of Tythegston and to search for a salt bag taken from the garden of Edward Williams of the said higher hamlet of the parish of Tythegston, shopkeeper.

Notice to the prosecutor in an action of the King on the prosecution of Edward Williams against Evan Symmons and David Jenkins that the above-named Evan Symmons and David Jenkins will at the next General Quarter Sessions for co. Glamorgan (at Neath) quash the bill of indictment found against them for an assault.

Petition of Edward Williams, 'Now in the 81st year of his age, and rendered an absolute Cripple by the continuance for more than six years of a severe and inveterate Rheumatic Gout', to George IV for a small pension or annuity. (Reference to his blind wife and very infirm daughter). ?Draft.

Receipt from Francis Mansell to David Morgan of the hamlet of Castelly in the parish of Lantrissent for the sum of £3-2-6, being a free present to His Majesty.

Receipt from John Thomas to John Phyllyp for 15s. 0d. 'in full of his rack rent due for the year 1755.'

English note concerning a citation to Mrs Ann Nicholas at Newport to appear at L[l]andaff Consistory Court to answer to Henry Nicholas, her lawful husband, in a cause of restitution of conjugal rites [sic]. Torn.

A List by Philip Robert, Petty Constable, of such persons within the parish of Cayra in the hundred of Kibbor, co. Glamorgan, from 18 to 45 years of age as are qualified to serve as militia-men in the said parish. On the dorse are a few Glamorganshire words, with meanings.

Certificate (copy) to the Governors of the Chest at Chatham for the relief of hurt and wounded seamen in his Majesty's service that Thomas Cheverton, able seaman aged about 21 years, was wounded on board HMS Culloden when in action with the French fleet on 1 June 1794. Endorsed: 'Cheverton's Petition, to the Chatham Chest'.

Warrant from Geo. Williams, Lantrithyd, clerk, one of HM Justices of the Peace for co. Glamorgan, to the Constables of Lancarvan, co. Glamorgan, and to the Keeper of the House of Correction at Cowbridge in the said county, to convey Susannah Richards of the parish of Lancarvan, servant to Evan David of the said parish in the business of husbandry, to the said house of correction, for three months' hard labour. On the dorse is a draft of a letter from Iolo Morganwg, Trefflemin, 6 May 1811, to ...--, sending him a few of his Psalms, at the request of Mr Rogers. Sends his regards to Dafydd Ionawr.

Certificate of the Rector, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, and other principal inhabitants of the parish of St Athan, co. Glamorgan, that Mary Thomas, single woman, aged 62 years, now resident in the parish of Lantwit Vairdre in the said county, lived in the said parish of St Athan for upwards of 20 years, during all which time she supported a virtuous character. (In the autograph of Iolo Morganwg, except for the signatures, and endorsed by him 'Sister to Evan Llanylai').

Writ to George Thomas, John Evans, Ma_garet [sic] David, and Evan John to appear at the Great Sessions for co. [? Carmarthen] to testify the truth in an action of the King on the prosecution of Richard Foley, gent, against Daniel Evans, Thomas Evans, and Daniel Jones upon a bill of indictment to be preferred against the said Daniel Evans and others for sedition. Copy.

Notice from Griff: Llewellyn, Margam, agent for Mr Talbot, to Mr Talbot's tenants concerning the sale of corn from their farms. Endorsed by Iolo Morganwg: 'Mr Talbot of Margam's address to his Tenants on selling Corn to the Poor.' Fragile. Affected by damp.

(?) Extract from the letter of Thos Bassett to the Gentlemen appointed to superintend the building of the House of Correction at Cowbridge, in answer to the misrepresentations of the masons. Torn.

Case touching the apprenticeship of William Thomas, who was ill-treated while in the service of William Davies of Eglwys Brewis and is now in Monmouthshire, where he intends apprenticing himself to his brother, a mason. (A classification of the Psalms and some music on the dorse.)

Certificate or testimony of William Thomas of the parish of Yestradavodock, co. Glamorgan, who has been in the service of William David at Parkissa in the said parish for 12 years, concerning the circumstances in which the said William David was induced to sell his land to Mr Griffith Lewellyn, Margam. Torn.

Will (?draft copy, incomplete) of William David of Tre Goff in the parish of Lancarvan, co. Glamorgan. (In the autograph of Iolo Morganwg, with a hymn to 'Gwirionedd', and some music on the dorse. The hymn has been crossed out, but can still be read.) Torn.