Dangos 1784 canlyniad

Bill Of Costs of Bourdillon and Hewitt, Broad Street, directed to the Baron de Rutzen, in respect of the business of the estate of Nathaniel Phillips.

Letters from the Baron de Rutzen, Mary de Rutzen, N. Cameron, W.P. Currie, G.W.S. Hibbert and Co., Rock Life Assurance Co., Sir John Owen, Orielton, and J. Williams, Haverfordwest, and others to W.G. Oliver, solicitor and Messrs. Le Blanc Oliver & Co., concerning the financial affairs of the Baron de Rutzen and the Slebech estate, legal matters, insurance policies, conveyances, rents, etc.

1.William Wogan, gent., son and heir apparent of John Wogan of Wilston, esq., lately deceased, Thomas Revell of Kyllgarran, esq., and William Kettle of the town and county of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2.John Barloe of Slebech, esq., and George Barlowe, gent., his son and heir apparent. Covenant to suffer a recovery of the manor of Kylvelgy otherwise St. Issels with 46 messuages, 2 mills, lands, etc., the advowson of the church of Martletwye, the fourth part of the manor of Burton, in St. Issells, Burton, Martletwy, Earbeston, Lawrenny, Wiston, and Slebech.

Letters Patent granting to Walter Rice, esq., leases of the lands and possessions formerly of Rice Griffith, esq., attained, in Uchoid Kidwelly, parish of Langonor, Cligin, Kidwelly, Llanamtheny, Llangeyne, St. Clare, Llanstephan, co. Carmarthen, and in and around Nerbert, Welfray, Robertson, Templeton, forest of Nerbert, Llanbeder, Llanwothan in Welfray, and Canyston, co. Pembroke. Latin. Copy.

Opinion of [Sir Thomas] Powell on a lease of lands near Narbert castle by John Barlowe, esq., to Richard Castle and John Castle.

Account of 'Kilt' money and 'Kilt' corn paid by the inhabitants of the parish of Narbart, with notes on rents and customs of the forest of Narberth.

Notes on rents of assize in the manor of Welfray and on actions for debt against Stepneth and Thomas Davy Phillip.

Draft of a proposed bill in Chancery to be brought by John Barlowe, esq., plaintiff, against Sir Richard Phillips, Bart., Sir John Stepneth, knight, and James Protherowe, esq., defendants touching the detention of court rolls of the lordship of Narbart which plaintiff as lord of the manor and lordship of Nabert requires to defend his claim to common of pasture in the said forest against the tenants around the forest.

Memorandum of the grant by the Queen, 1601/2, Jan.7, in consideration of £432. 16. 8. to George Barlow of the rents of assize of Canneston, perquisites of the Court in Canneston, the demesne lands called Upper Taff and Lower Taff, Canneston Mill and Black Poll, the tenement called Merribrow, and all the woods, underwoods and soil. (See No. 871).

Memorandum of the muniments of the Preceptory of Slebiche, giving undated abstracts of the various grants to the Hospitallers in the 12th and 13th centuries. Latin. Vellum Roll.

1.George Barlowe of Slebeche, esq.,. 2.The Crown. Bond for the payment of the purchase price of the manor of Caniston, late part of the possessions of Ryce Gryffythe, esq., attained, and the demesne lands called Uppertaf, the tenement and park called Lowertaf, the water mill called Caniston Mill, the water course called the Blacke poole in Caniston, late parcel of the possessions of Katherine, Countess of Bridgwater, and a tenement called Maryboroughe in the parish of Slebiche, late parcel of the possessions of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, according to the value of the woods and underwoods to be surveyed by a commission of Survey and the purchase value of the soil.

1.John Thyme, senior, of Longleate, co. Wilts., esq., and Henry Best of London, gent.;. 2.George Barlow of Slebidge, esq. Grant of nova domus otherwise Newhouse siyuated in or near nova villa otherwise Newtowne otherwise Newton. Latin. Seals.

Letters Patent granting to George Barlow of Slebeche, esq., in consideration of £732.16. 8., the rents of assize of the free tenants of Caniston, perquisites of the court there, the demesne lands called le Uppertaf, the tenement called le Lowertaf, the mill called Caniston Mille, the weir called le Black poole, parcel of the possessions of Katherine late Countess of Bridgewater; the tenement called Mariborough, parcel of the Preceptory of Slebeche. Latin. Seal.

Depositions taken at Caniston by Augustin Hill, gent., by virtue of the Queen's Commission to John Taverner, esq., Surveyor of Her Majesty's Woods, and to him, the said Ausgustin Hill, directed, touching the felling of trees and the despoiling of the Forest of Narberth and Caniston Wood.