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Details concerning the conclusion of the conveyance. The mortgage and deeds are in EJ's name, Jg shall have an undertaking for the delivery of the deeds on payment of the mortgage. Ej has obtained a covenant from Sir Watkin [Wynn] to produce the deeds upon demand, Jg should have copies made of certain deeds. Asks for an appointment.

Regrets at having missed meeting Ej. The question of having copies of deeds made for the title of Crust farm. Request for the account of the whole purchase, and for an undertaking from Ej for the delivery of the purchase deeds. Query concerning the payment of interest. Draft.

Regrets he was unable to meet Jg on 10 Oct. Left the account early in June at the Bank of Chester to he copied for Jg when made up. It must have been forgotten;. Promises to attend thereto.

Opinion on a charge of 200 guineas. Comments on the mortgage, the account and payment of interest by Jg. Explanation of a sum of £35-10s. Jg should ask Jones to send him copies of the mortgage and account and a schedule of deeds lodged with the mortgage. News of family and health.

Health of recipient and writer. Asks the recipient's support for Edward Hughes, a relative of the writer, to obtain Doctor Lewis's Exhibition, a charity of which the recipient is a trustee, to study at Jesus College, Oxford. [Envelope dated 9 May, 1804].

They return the recipient's oven to him, having been unsuccessful in attempts to use it, even having consulted an engineer with no effect. They had the oven taken down and their own set in position under the engineer's supervision. With this they are entirely satisfied. They return the oven hopefully undamaged.

Consulted a barrister 20 years ago about a judge's power to appoint a Receiver of Crown Rents as sheriff. There was no legal objection, but the barrister thought no judge would break the privelege of the Receiver except in extreme necessity. There is no such necessity, since there is no lack of men suitable to be sheriff of the county - the Prothonotary might give a full list if he pleased. Kegs Hl not to insist upon placing Jg 'in an unpleasant office' through an erroneous belief in TG's wealth which Jg denies - 'We country folks can get rid of our money as well as our betters'. The principle of privileges should also be protected. If Jg is made sheriff it will become a precedent for his successors. Ill-health is a personal concern, but many unforeseen events can happen to harrass a Sheriff. Desires Hl to strike him off the List of Sheriffs.

Hl believes the barrister's opinion mention by Jg to be incorrect. Has no reason to doubt he is given a full list of proper persons and would welcome information on the subject. Wishes to do his duty fairly to the public; the recommendation of sheriffs is a difficult task. It would be easier to explain in conversation. Hl has conferred with the chancellor, who confirmed his opinion; he cannot take further steps. Trusts the contingencies alluded to by Jg will not happen.

Encloses deeds re 'a purchase in Llanddeniolen'. Enclosed is a list of deeds, dated 1810-14.

Re acceptance of TJ's offer of £2,000 for Tythyn hen, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern., Attached is a newspaper cutting containing particulars of sale.

Request for payment from the recipient as part proprietor for the assessment of the commons called Rhos Llan faglan, Graig Wyllt and the Vaeston; manor of Castellmai, co. Caern.

The death and will of Lord Bulkeley, brother of Rw.

The high opinion of Jg held by the late Lord Bulkeley, husband of Hwb. Her sufferings in anxiety for her husband for the last 2 years. An account of Lord Bulkeley's death. Proposal to make a bust of Lord Bulkeley, Lord Grenville to write the inscription. She has ordered a monument containing a bust of Lord Bulkeley for Beaumaris Church.

Attached to no. D939 of even date.

Information of John Vaughan, esq., attorney-general for counties Caern., Mer., and Ang., to the justices of the said counties against Rowland Wynne (of Llanunda], Hugh Griffith of Carnarvon, gent., both of co. Caern., and William Wynne of Clygyrog, co. Ang., clerk, and Florence, his wife, relating to the will of William Foxwist (no. D943, dated 25 March, 1673).

1. William Spicer the elder of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent.,. 2. Owen Hughes of Bewmares, co. Ang., esq., and Robert Jones of Carnarvon, gent.,. Lease for 21 years after the death of 1 of a toft and tmt., called Maesinkley in the liberties of Carnarvon, p. Llanbeblicke, co. Caern., and Grant of the intent of using the profits thereof to carry out the will of 1 and discharge his debts at his death, and putting the remainder to the use of the education of Thomas Lawrence otherwise Spicer, grandchild of 1;. Grant of the personal estate of 1 to the same uses; and Declaration that in the case of the death of Thomas Lawrence otherwise Spicer before the expiration of the present deeds and of another lease, the terms remaining of them to revert to the use of Ellen Spicer otherwise Lawrence, daughter of 2, then to Robert Jones of Carnarvon, gent., friend and kinsman of 1, then to William Jones, s., of Daniel Jones, cousin of 2.

Vote Of Receipt by Thomas Lawrence for the will of his late father in law William Spicer of Carnarvon, co. Caern., deceased, dated 5 July, 1677, (no. D947) from Robert Jones of Carnarvon by the land of Hugh Griffith.

Probate Of The Will (dated July, 1677) of William Spicer the elder of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent.,. Testator bequeaths: various monetary legacies to relatives and others real estate, as noted in a deed of 6 Jan., 1667/8 (no. D977), to William Spicer the younger his s., and his heirs, or in difficult of issue to his grandchild Thomas Lawrence provided he takes the name of Spicer and pays to his mother Ellen Spicer otherwise Laurence, £20 a year, with reversion to the other children of Ellen Spicer otherwise Lawrence in default of issue, then to the testator's nephew John Wynne, s., of his sister Mary and to his heirs if the latter take the name of Spicer, then to his nephews Robert Jones of Carnarvon and William Jones s., of his cousin Daniel Jones respectively. The tmt., called Maes Inkley Spicer and the remainder of the lease of the townlands (in Carnarvon, co. Caern.,] to Owen Hughes of Bewmaris, co. Ang., and Robert Jones of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent., to use for the payment of legacies arid the remainder for the maintenance and education of his grandchild Thomas Lawrence otherwise Spicer, and if he should die before the money is used, the rest to go to the testator's d., Ellen Spicer otherwise Lawrence, with reversion to Robert Jones of Carnarvon, then to William Jones s., of his cousin David Jones. Testator appoints his grandchild Thomas Lawrence otherwise Spicer his executor. Probate in the PCC, granted to Thomas Lawrence father of Thomas Lawrence otherwise Spicer, during the minority of his s.,. Seal.

1. John Johnson of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent.,. 2. Hugh Griffith of the same, gent.,. Lease and Release of a seat between the seat of Ellin Glynne and Francis Glynne, spinsters and the seat of Thomas Williams gent., in the chapel in the tow? of Carnarvon. Consideration: 50s.