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Memoranda on further steps to be taken by the plaintiffs in the Exchequer suit between John Barlow and Henry Lovell, esquires, plaintiffs, and Richard Gronow, defendant, following a decree out of the court of Exchequer dated 29 Nov. 1633 that the Westwood, parcel of the forest of Narberth, should continue to the sole use of John Barlow, and following further suits brought by the defendant in the Court of the Marches and Great Sessions.

Exemplification of part of the account of Edward Crofte, knight, receiver general f the earldom of March, relating to the lordship of Nerberth and its members. Latin.

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.

Letters addressed to the Baroness de Rutzen from members of her family and friends, including M.D. Phillips (her mother), Lady Louisa C. Lichfield (her sister), (formerly Lady Anson), Lord Anson, C. Anson, Luis Anson, W. Anson, George Anson, Anne H. Anson, Baron de Rutzen, Catherine King, M.A. Jones, Elizabeth Fryer, Alice Maria Whyte, Lucretia Philips, W.P. Cameron, Marcella Cameron, Caroline Augusta Phillips, Lady Lisburne, Elizabeth Phillips, Harriet Cole (governess), M. Scourfield, J.P.Cameron, C. Ackland, Mary Eilizabeth Johnston (governess), Edward Foley, J. Harries (Piginsford), M. Scott, Lord Cawdor, Henry King, Sidney King, F. Herbert, Henry Richards, (Carmarthen, musician), John Owen, Angelina Owen, [Baron] Braye, A.M.E. Walsham, M.A. Plumer Ward, F. Fior (artist), H. Belfust; E. Cumby, Bill Jenkins, R.A.C. Hamilton, Messrs. Watten and Challen, Frederick de Rutzen, H. Jenkinson (Abergwili Palace) and others. This collection of letters deals mainly with social and family affairs, local events and sporting occasions, gossip, travel, London and country life.

Letters from the Baroness de Rutzen to [the Baron de Rutzen]. Family and social matters. Arrangements for a journey from London.

Records of the Great Sessions suit between The King on the prosecution of William Pitt Currie of Rosehill (steward of the Slebech estate), plaintiff, and John Llewhellin and others of the parish of Robeston Wathan, defendants, who were charged with assault and riot at a poaching affray at the fishery at Blackpool.

Papers relating to the suit in the Exchequer of Pleas (Lent Assizes, 1836) between William Rowlands, master builder, of Haverfordwest, plaintiff, and Charles Frederick Baron de Rutzen, defendant, in an action of debt incurred in building a market place, an inn and five houses in the town of Narberth in the years 1832 to 1834. The records include briefs, surveys, bills of cost, estimates, correspondence, regulations of the market and fairs at Narberth dated 4 Oct. 1832, plans, etc.

Documents relating to the Kings Bench suits between John Doe on the demise of Charles Frederick Baron de Rutzen and Mary Dorothea Baroness de Rutzen, his wife, plaintiff, and John Lewis, defendant, being actions of ejectment against the defendant as tenant of Minwear House Farm.

Briefs for the prosecution in the Quarter Sessions suit Rex on the prosecution of John Davies of Narberth against John Thomas, Thomas Thomas, John Enright and Benjamin Rogers, for riot an assault arising out of the collection of tolls by the plaintiff in Narberth Market on behalf of the Baron de Rutzen.

Records of the suits between the Baron de Rutzen and John Lewis concerning Minwear Farm (1834-1835), and between the Baron de Rutzen and Mary Roch concerning trespass and ejectment on Narberth common (1835-1837).

Records of the suits between the Baron de Rutzen, plaintiff, and Thomas David, Paul Phillips, Jason Lewis, Daniel John and others, concerning the tolls of Narberth market.

Notes, and The Welshman 16 May 1834 giving a report of the trial de Rutzen v. Farr, concerning the tolls of Narberth Market.

1.Baron and Baroness de Rutzen;. 2.Dame Mary Dororthea Phillips of Leamington, co. Warwick, widow, relict of Nathaniel Phillips, and mother of the Baroness de Rutzen. Lease of land in Castle Street, Narberth, the Market House and five messuages, the market and fairs, the Lamb and Hog, the Rutzen Arms, etc., in the town of Narberth.