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1 The Venerable Richard Venables, clerk, DD, Archdeacon of Carmarthen, of Llysdinam Hall, co. Rad. [Brec.]. 2 John Williams of Treforman, p. Oswestry, Shropshire. Bond for repayment of E500 with interest; includes receipt dated 12 Oct., 1853. Torn.

Notice from the attorneys of Mr David Rees of Moelfre, p. Llansilin, co. Denb., shopkeeper, to the Venerable Richard Venables and John North, esq., trustees of a Deed of Trust dated 29 Oct., 1851; under this trust, Richard Nugent Venables, formerly of Machynlleth, was to inherit £500 on his father's death, and on this and other securities he had borrowed £120 from the said David Rees.

Abstract Of Conveyance to the Venerable Richard Venables [of Llysdinam Hall, co. Brec., DD, Archdeacon of Carmarthen) of m's and lands known as Penybank, Cae yr Skybor Vach, Penybonto Lletheri Scyache and Penyrerw, all in p. Llanavon Vawr, co. Brec. The parties involved in the transaction include Sackville H. F. Gwynne, Sackville F. Gwynne, William Parry, David Lloyd Harries. Charles Gabell, James Alexander Frampton and others. Reference is made to deeds 1821-8, and attached is a schedule of deeds 1733-74.

1 The Venerable Richard Venables of Llysdinam Hall, co. Brec., DD, Archdeacon of Carmarthen. 2 George Stovin Venables of the Inner Temple, London. Conveyance of mortgaged property consisting of. 1) M. or mansion house and lands called Wern or Tuy John Williams yn y Werne or Wernwawr [sic], and also a cottage known as Town Hills or Sower Hills [sic] Nos 11 and 14) p. Clyrow; a m. called Noyadd y Wern or Wernfach (c. 15 a.), a piece of meadow land (containing about 6 days math of hay), a parcel of arable land (c. 3 a.) called Plock in Lloyd in p's Llandewyfach and Clirow, co. Rad.; and the land lately enclosed from the hill or common called Clirow Hill, p. Clirow (and awarded by the Commissioners to William Beavan, 1812-13),. 2) A m. and farm called Kevenyvedwast, p. Clirow, and two pieces of enclosed land, part of Clirow Hill, p. Clirow (and awarded to Mary Beavan),. 3) Another 2 parcels of land enclosed from Clirow Hill, p. Clirow (awarded to James Beavan),. 4) Another piece of land enclosed from Clirow Hill (awarded to Walter Price). p. Clirow. In each case, reference numbers on the plan of the Commissioners' award are stated, boundaries are defined and acreages given. Contains a recital of the Will of Mary Beavan (18 Nov. 1823) and a deed dated 5 Feb., 1838. Consideration: £1700 and the payment of the mortgages for £300 and £2,000 by 2. Draft.

1 Richard Garrold and Thomas Garrold. 2 Caroline Bishop of Ross, Herefordshire, spinster. 3 Joseph Henry Venables, Cambridge Square, Middlesex, esq. Reconveyance of mortgaged property (specified in No. 153) from 1 (who inherited all their father, Richard Garrold's property under his will, proved 18 Aug. 1846) and 2 (date of mortgage 17 May, 1851) to 3 (to whom the property was granted by his father, Richard Venables, 3 Feb. 1854). Consideration: £600 (paid to 2 on 14 May, 1855) and £3000 (paid to 3). Draft.

Bank pass book with Messrs Martin and Co. George Stovin Venables. In pocket are 18 cancelled cheques, and counterfoil for transfer of £1885 13s. 3d. from George Stovin Venables, dec., to R. Lister Venables, executor.