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The writer could wish that his word might have found that credit in Owen's belief which it seems the action of these few lines can perform. Owen cannot say as yet that the writer's word has not equalized his writing, and by the power of God it ever shall. He therefore confesses his just grief to find such a measure of distrust in Owen. But to the latter's better satisfaction, the writer assures him that at Michaetmas next he will pay the money now due according to the Statute at Midsummer: thereby he desires him to be confident. Your friend and tenant to dispose of.

Sends a receipt from Platt - the money discharged by Owen's noble friend Mr Broughton according to promise. But for Owen's setting dog, after six or seven messages, no other answer but he will himself come over and bring him with him sometime this next week. These parts afford to news worthy of relation. If the western wind blows any into Owen's country might your times express it at this postillion's return. It were but too great an honour for 'us' who have heard of great fighting by sea and battles by land, but cannot afford credit to such hyper. If Owen is detained longer than he expected the writer would willingly wait upon him at Clenennau.

'I perceive by many late passages of yours many appearances of jugling and know more perhapps than you suppose in your most secrett transactions. I sett you in a way of saftye - as I judged - from which if you stray you are an undon man or I am deceived.' The writer suffers much already in seeking to protect Hughes by those who will be the latter's judges. He heard from them twice yesterday, yet that neither alters the writer's style, spirit, resolution or ought else for Hughes's safety. 'But it was your unhappines that I should be charged and your faltrings appear in one day. Therefore either goe on in that way effectually and depend uppon it, or else sticke to your owne wayes and then am I disingaged to my griefe at least - if not yours - to be your friend and servant.'. PS John Edwards was freed last night.

Agreement between the Corporation of Liverpool and John Humphreys of High Fawr Farm, Oswestry, to refer to arbitration the question of compensation for the death and injury of two horses on the reservoir fence, and the arbitration award of George Ralph Charles Ormsby Gore, 1895.

Conveyance of lands in Porkington by Richard Evans to Dr Griffiths, 26 Sept. 1721; attested copy of settlement made subsequent to the marriage of The Rev. David Griffiths and Jane, his wife, 30 April 1735; attested copy of an assignment of 500 years of and in several m's, lands and tmt'sin p. West Felton, Shropshire, for securing £400, with a covenant to levy a fine of the same premises and of another m. or tmt and lands in p. Selatyn, by Lloyd and another to George Brown,9 July 1777; final agreement between George Brown and Daniel Griffiths, 18 Geo. 3 1778; mortgage of a tmt in Porkington and p. Selatyn, Shropshire, for £30 by Griffiths to Davies, 10 July 1793 and a bond between the same of even date; further mortgages between the same for £120, £180 and £120 with related bonds, 1795-1805; and conveyance in fee of the Fron, 8 Oct. 1808, by William Owen and others to Miss Ormsby.

Deeds relating to the estate of Edward Richardson, namely the Vron, Porkington, and other properties in the townships of Porkington, Frankton and Ebnal in the parishes of Selatyn and Whittington, comprising the post-nuptial settlement of Edward Richardson and Jane his wife, 1746, and an appointment charging the said estates with £300 for the portions of their younger children, 1772.

Feoffment of lands at Selatyn by John Hughes to Hughes Sands, 28 June 1797;. Feoffment of a m., stables, and lands at Selatyn by John Holbrooke to William Bickerton, 24 May 1800; feoffment by Lloyd, esq., to Thomas Richardson, gent.,. 29 Sept. 1805; mortgage of lands in Selatyn by Thomas Richardson and others to John Roberts, 20 Feb. 1822; mortgage of a farm and lands at Selatyn by Williams and Davies to Samuel Roberts and another, 5 July 1833; mortgage of premises in Selatyn by William Davies and wife to John Harrison, 2 Jan. 1834; mortgage of Vron Farm by William Davies and Margaret, his wife and their mortgagees to Thomas Howell and his trustees, 29 Sept. 1835; mortgage of the Vron Farm by Thomas Howell and another to Arthur Shone, 25 Nov. 1835; conveyance of the Vron farm by Thomas Howell and others to William Ormsby Gore, esq., and trustees, 24- 25 May 1838; two abstracts of title and purchase agreement, [c. 1838].

Feoffment of m. and lands in p. Selatyn by Richardson, gent., to Margaret Richardson, spinster, 25 March 1806; copy will of Margaret Richardson, 19 Oct. 1818; deed of covenant for production of title deeds by Edward Minshall to Charles Ponson, 14 April 1836; grant of herriots, etc., issuing out of a farm called the Vron by William Lloyd to William Ormsby Gore, 20 Feb. 1838; deed of partition of Vron Farm between the trustees of settlement executed on marriage of J. R. Ormsby-Gore and Rev. John Thomas, 25 Dec. 1865; copy will of Charles Pensen with an abstract of title enclosed, [1836x1874] with duplicate, [1865]; conveyance of land at Selatyn G. H. W. Carew, esq., and his trustee to Rev. John Thomas, 25 March 1868 conveyance of the Vron by Rev. John Thomas to Trustees of Will of Mrs J. Ormsby-Gore, 28 April 1874.

Deed belonging to Edward Edwards's estate, 1622; mortgage by Edward ap Thomas ap Robert and Thomas Edwards to Elyanor ap Thomas, widow, of a m. or tmt called Erwr Oetndu, 10 June 1640, and counterpart; deed belonging to Edward Edwards, dec., 22 March 1659; conveyance of Erwr Oetndu by Oliver Williams and wife to Richard Smallman the elder, 10 June 1728; will of William Edwards, 23 July 1733;. Mortgage by Philip Smallman and Richard Smallman to Anne Edwards, 4 April 1741; articles between Richardson and Hughes, 27 Dec. 1742; mortgage by Edward Edwards to John Richards, 27 Nov. 1745; feoffment by fine - Richardson and Hughes, 4 June 1746; marriage settlement of Edward Richardson, 4 June 1746; copy of fine, 26 Nov. 1746; mortgage by Edward Richardson to Price, 4 Nov. 1747; further mortgage by Edwards to Price, 6 Sept. 1749; feoffment by Edward Edwards to Edward Richards, 17 Oct. 1751; conveyance by Edward Jones and wife to Edward Richardson, 16 April 1757; assignment of mortgage by Francis Pryce to Edward Richardson, 18 June 1763; conveyance by William Ford and another to Edward Richardson, 18 May 1771; conveyance by Edward Richardson to Vaughan, 1 - 2 May 1772; conveyance by Edward Richardson to James, 5 - 6 July 1772 and bond of even date; deed of appointment by Edward Richardson charging his estates in Porkington and Ebnal with £300 for younger children's portions; [June 1772]; deed of appointment by Edward Richardson charging his estates in Porkington and Ebnal with £100 for younger children's portions, 1 Jan. 1779; assignment of the benefit of the execution of the last deed by John Richardson & Edward Richardson to John Jones, 10 March 1779 and bond from same to same of even date; deed for making tenant to the precipe, 11- 12 Nov. 1782; bond - John Richardson and another to Williamson and another, 8 Nov. 1782; bond - John Richardson to James, 12 Nov. 1782; assignment of mortgage James to James, 26 Dec. 1782; common recovery, 28 Nov. 1783; assignment of a mortgage by James and others to Hughes, 7 July 1784, and bond by Richardson to Hughes of even date, mortgage by Richardson to Roberts, 15 June 1791; deed of exchange between Mary Jane Ormsby and Thomas Richardson, 18 Nov. 1809; reconveyance by Hughes to Richardson, 24 Nov. 1821; deed of appointment by Richardson, 24 Nov. 1821; deed of exchange between Edward Minshall and wife and William Ormsby Gore and another, 6 June 1838; abstract of title and sundry papers, [1838].

Verdict and orders issued by the Council of the Marches in Wales, 1638, in the suit of Thomas Lewis, plt. against Thomas ap John Hugh and John Morgan, defts, convicted of wilful conspiracy for malicious indictment of plt. in 1637 on the grounds of sheep stealing and for making a prosecution in another 's name.

Verdict of the jury upon a writ of elegit issued by William Maurice against Richard ap Thomas ap Richard in respect of Gwynfryn, being the dower of Grace verch Richard, widow. They say he has no other lands in the commote.

Two copies of a letter, 1698, reporting investigations by a relation of the Vaughan family addressed to 'Cousin Frances Rowlands at Nant', describing the double marriage settlements linking the Owens of Clenennau with the Vaughans of Corsygedol [1616/17], personal anecdotes involving Elizabeth Vaughan (née Owen), and following her death the wardship of her two children, William and Ellen, by Sir John Owen; and copies of monumental inscriptions in the Corsygedol chapel to Griffith and William Vaughan who died in 1616 and 1669 respectively (Watermark 1795).

Conveyance by Edward Roberts to the trustees of the settled estates of W. Ormsby Gore, esq. Of a m. or tmt and lands called Underhill situate in p. Selatyn, Shropshire, 25 Oct. 1851, and abstract of title. [c. 1851].

Marriage settlement of William Michael Tufnell of Chelmsford, Essex, and Eliza Isabella Tyrell, daughter of Sir John Tyssen Tyrell of Boreham House, Essex, 1841.

Conveyance, by the trustees of the Aston estates to the trustees of the Brogyntyn settled estates, of a farm and lands called Tynydrain in p's Selatyn and Llansilin, Shropshire.

Deeds relating to Tynewydd or New Barns, Selatyn, purchased by the surviving trustee of the Brogyntyn settled estate from Mr Joseph Morgan of the Fron, 1805-1901. They comprise a feoffment, 1805, and conveyance by William Lloyd [son of Rev. John Robert Lloyd] to Edward Williams, 1823; a mortgage to Richard Williams of the Vron, 1845; and successive conveyances by trustees of the will of Richard Williams to George Morgan, 1881, thence to the latter’s son, Joseph Morgan 1882, and finally to Henry Charles Legge, trustee of William Richard Ormsby Gore, incorporating a plan, 1901; with abstracts, 1845-1880, 1881-1882, requisitions of title, 1901, and a schedule of deeds, 1805-1901

Draft lease by William Richard Baron Harlech to Pierce Roberts, of No. 1 Tygwyn Terrace [parish illegible], Merioneth [1876x1904]

Bundle labelled ‘Brogyntyn trust. Deeds relating to freehold farm lands and hereditaments known as Tygwyn Gamlas, Carreg-y-ro and Ty Newydd in the parish of Llanfihangel-y-traethau, Merioneth, purchased from Prichard trustees’. The file includes deeds of sale by the enclosure commissioners to John Prichard of Ty Gwyn y Gamlas, of a portion of the common in Llanfihangel-y-traethau bounded by Traeth Bach, the embankment and the road from Harlech to Traeth Bach, 1818; a release by representatives of the Roberts family to William Williams of Llanycil of sums charged on Tygwyn y Gamlas and other properties for legacies paid to them under the will of Robert Morris of Cae Glas, Trawsfynydd, 1821; deeds effecting a disentailment by William Williams, son of David Williams of Blaen y Cwm, Llanycil and Mary his late wife (nee Roberts), of Tyddyn Du, Carreg-y-roe and Ty Gwyn yn y Gamlas, 1821, followed by a mortgage, 1821, and a conveyance by William Williams and his mortgagee to John Prichard, 1825; a succession of mortgages and transfers by John Richard Prichard of the National Bank of Wales, Portmadoc, of the lands, now with houses erected thereon, 1892-1904; a printed sale catalogue, 1910; the sale agreement and conveyance by the executors of John Richard Prichard to the trustees of the Brogyntyn settlement, subject to access by the occupiers of Ty Gwyn Cottages, to a public right of way along a path to the shore and to Crown mineral rights, 1910-1911; an abstract of title, and a schedule of deeds and documents, 1818-1911. Plans included.

Papers relating to the lease by George Ralph Charles Baron Harlech to Merioneth County Council of Ty Cerrig, Talsarnau, in the parish of Llanfihangel-y-traethau, 1920-1921, and to a subsequent arbitration award, 1958-1961.

A lease, licences and agreement by Mary Jane Ormsby Gore and William Richard Baron Harlech respectively, of slates and minerals under the farm of Ty Cerrig in the parish of Penmorfa, Caernarfonshire, 1864-1880. The lessees include William Jones of Portmadoc, 1864, Samuel Boyd Barnett of Maida Vale, Middlesex, William Berkeley Beatty of Kensington, 1865, and George Ross of Cornhill, London, 1877, 1880. Map incorporated, 1865.