Dangos 2060 canlyniad

1. Sir Charles Somerset of Troy, co. Mon., kt.,. 2. Hughe Griffith, gent.,. Mortgage for £500 of the goods of 1 in Troy, co. Mon.

1. Edmond Travers of Ruardine, co. Glouc., gent.,. 2. Hugh Griffith, late of Troy, co. Mon., gent.,. Quitclaim of actions against 2. Consideration: £200, the marriage portion of Anne, d. of 2 , now wife of 1.

Probate Of The Will (dated 31 Oct., 1666) of Hugh Griffith of Troye, co. Mon., gent. Testator bequeaths:. To his d. Anne, wife of Edmond Travers, gent., 40s. To his d. Mary, sums of £20 and £300, and a further sum of £220, half to be paid within a year of the testator's death and the other half a year later. In case of default of payment he devises to the use of Mary Griffith his tmt. and lands called Cwm Hister in the tenure of his nephew, Morgan Griffith, gent., p. Edern, and a tmt. and lands called Cwm in the tenure of Robert ap. Thomas, p. Clynocke, co. Caern. to his sister Catherine, 40s., to his sisters Mary, Lettice and ?Gwen, 10s. each to the s: and 4 daughters of his brother, Herbert Griffith, 40s. each the residue to his s., Francis Griffith Testator appoints his s., Francis Griffith his executor, and William Griffith, esq. and Morgan Griffith, the testator's nephew, overseers, for which he bequeaths 20s. each to the latter two.

Grant by the Commissioners of the Militia for North Wales to Richard Gryffith, esq., of the right to wear a sword and fowling piece.

Case of the election of Bewmares, being the case of the Hon. Henry Bertie, one of the candidates, the other being Sir Arthur Owen, bart. Printed. 2 Copies.

Printed.

Writ (copy) to the sheriff of co. Caern., against Zachary, [Pearce] bishop of Bangor, Robert Hughes and Andrew Edwards, clerks, Thomas 'James Bulkeley. [Lord Bulkeley and] Viscount Cashell, and Edward Williams, esq., and Jane his wife, that they should allow William Thomas, esq., to present a fit person to the church of Aber, co. Caern. Appended is related material including precedents and a question concerning the writ.

Decree (copy), dated 31 Aug., 1753 and Report (copy) of judgment, dated 10 Sept., 1754, by L[ewis] Meyrick, registrar, in the case at the Court of Great Sessions for co. Ang., between Thomas James Bulkeley, Lord Bulkeley and Viscount Cashel, an infant, through Hugh Griffith and Emma, Lady Bulkeley, his mother. [For a similar copy of the report see no P532].

Further Report (copy) by L[ewis] Meyricke, registrar [in the case between Thomas James Bulkeley, Lord Bulkeley and Viscount Cashel an infant, through Hugh Griffith, esq., against his mother, Emma, Lady Bulkeley].

Interrogatories [sic] (copy) to be administered on behalf of Sir George Warren, kt., to John Crookshanks, in the case for divorce brought by Lady Frances Warren against Sir George Warren, signed by Mark Holman, Deputy Register. Extracted from the Registry of the Censistory Court of London.

Deposition (copy) of William Devon of the Middle Temple, co. Middx., gent., in the action for divorce brought by Lady Frances Warren against Sir George Warren; repeated and acknowledged 6 Jan., 1771.

Discusses the Treasury warrant (no. P630) by which the commons would be enclosed, and encourages opposition thereto.

Urges opposition to the Treasury warrant of appointment (no. P630); believes County meetings should be called to discuss the matter; applauds Lord Bulkeley who has been active in finding information on the matter, and is to publish a copy of the contents of the warrant at his own expense.