Dangos 1784 canlyniad

1.Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech, esq.;. 2.Benjamin Jenkins of Narberth, cordwainer. Lease for one life of the messuage, etc., in the occupation of the said Benjamin Jenkins in the town of Narberth, and also a small cottage lately erected by the said Benjamin Jenkins.

Letters from Anthony Palmer, junior, solicitor, Bristol, Butler Claxton and Son, Bristol, and Sweets and Miller, to Nathaniel Phillips, Slebech and London, concerning the bankruptcy of David Lewis and accounts in respect of the sales of sugar and rum in Bristol on behalf of the recipient, with accounts and draft replies.

Agreement between James Hughes of the parish of Angle, farmer, and Nathaniel Phillips, esq., for a lease of the farm of Toch, parish of Slebech. Draft.

1.Thomas John of Narberth, shopkeeper, David Thomas of Blaengwaithnoah, parish of Lampeter Velfrey, farmer, and Evan Thomas of Blackmoor Hill, parish of Narberth, farmer;. 2.Nathaniel Phillips of Slebech Hall, esq. Bond for the performance of covenants.

Power Of Attorney granted by Nathaniel Philips of Gloucester Place, co. Middlesex, esq., to Robert Taylor and John Junor of the parish of St. Thomas in the East, Jamaica. With attestations.

Letter from Ann Moris of Miner house to Mrs. Mary Prikat of Slebach. Complains of the treatment she receives at the hands of two of the worst brutes in this world and is in danger of her life. John Moris encourages them. She is willing for Mr. Phillips to have the place.

1.William Evans of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2.George Bowling, of Pembroke, gent. Mortgage (lease and release) for securing £3000 and interest of the properties specified in Nos. 11385-11386 dated 1829, Nov. 2-3. Copies.

1.Baron and Baroness de Rutzen;. 2.Messrs. Hibbert. Assignment of the interest on a legacy of £10,000 bequeathed to the Baroness de Rutzen by the will of Nathaniel Phillips, esq., deceased, for securing £315 and £1150 and interest.

Letter from William Pitt Currie, Rosehill, to Mrs. Phillips, concerning the proposed new road from New Bridge to New House, parish of Newton, with a map thereof, and elsewhere on or near the Slebech estate.

1.Baron and Baroness de Rutzen. 2.Trustee for Messrs. Hibbert, London, Merchants and carpenters. Demise of messuages and lands of the Slebech estate and all other estates whereof the said Baroness de Rutzen is seised for life under the will of Nathaniel Phillips, as collateral security for moneys mentioned. Draft.

Draft Case for the Agent of the Slebech estate against members of the Llewhellin family of Robeston Wathan charged with poaching in the Cleddy fishery between Canaston and Blackpool.

Newspapers including The Carmarthen Journal 1830 July 6, 1833 Sept. 22, 1841 Nov. 19, 1845 July 4, The Welshman 1869 Oct 1, 1883 March 30, 1883 April 13, The Cambrian 1838 Oct. 6 The Pembrokeshire Herald 1845 Feb 21, March 7, March 14, 1857 Sept 11, 1869 Oct 1, The Field 1869 Oct. 2.

1.Thomas Evans of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2.William Evans of the same, gent. Lease And Release of the properties specified in Nos. 11385-11386 dated 1829, Nov. 2-3. Copies.

1.Charles Frederick, Baron de Rutzen, of Slebech Hall;. 2.James Nunn of the parish of Minwear, yeoman. Appointment of the said James Nunn as gamekeeper.