Dangos 1784 canlyniad

Letters Patent granting a lease to John Eliot, Jane his wife and Owen his son of land called Sudston in the vill and fields of Nerbert, a meadow in Welfrey, 12 acres of pasture and mountain at Penllyn Pynner in the parish of Llanbedder, tenement in Robertston, land, etc. in Castle Durham in the lordship of Tranemerch and St. Clere. Latin. Copy.

1.Phillip Gibbe of the parish of Robeston Wathen, husbandman;. 2.John Barlowe of the parish of Minwere, esq. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of two tenements in Caneston.

Letters Patent granting a lease for 21 years to John Evans, esq., of the demesne lands called le Uppertaff and the tenement called le Loertaff in Caniston, late parcel of the lands and possessions of Katherine, Countess of Bridgewater. With a memorandum of the assignment of the remainder of the term of ten years in the above lands by Owen verth Humfrey, otherwise Yeavans, widow of the said John Evans of Sleabedge, deceased, to George Barlowe, dated 30 October 1603. Latin-English. Copy.

Letters Patent granting to George Barlowe of Slebeche, esq., in consideration of £432. 16s. 8d., the rents of assize of the free tenants in Caniston, services, perquisites and profits of the courts there and all the courts and suits, the demesne lands called The Uppertaf, the park called the Lowertaf, the water mill called Caniston Mill, and the pool called the Blackpool with toll, late parcel of the lands of the late Rice Griffith, esq., attained, late parcel of the lands of Katherine, late Countess of Bridgewater: also the tenement called Mariborough, parcel of the preceptory of Slebech late in the tenure of John Barnard of the yearly rent of 60s.; also all woods and underwoods thereto belonging. Translated from the original grant and examined therewith, 26 June 1812.

Letters Patent granting to John Evans a lease for twenty-one years of lands called le Uppertaffi, a tenement and meadow called le Lowertaffi and a rent of 12d. issuing out of land in Caniston, co. Pembroke, parcel of the land and possessions late of Katherine, Countess of Bridgwater. With a memorandum on the dorse of a grant of a term of years in the aforesaid properties to George Barlowe of Slebedge, dated 20 Oct. 1604. Latin. Great Seal.

Recovery suffered between Thomas Revell, esq., and William Kettell, gent., demandants, and John Barlowe, esq., and George Barlowe, gent., defendants, of the manor of Kilvelgy otherwise St. Issells with messuages and lands, the advowson of the vicarage of Marthweltwy, a fourth part of the manor of Burton, with land etc. Latin. Fragments of seal.

Letters Patent granting a lease of a tenement in Moleston to Walter Rice, esq., following another grant for the lives of Owen, Alban and Thomas Phillips. Certified copy.

Copy.

List of the persons rated at a ploughland and half a ploughland for the payment of 'Kilthe corne' and 'Kilthe money' in the vill of Nerberth, Redstone, Killraph, Robertstowne Wathen and Caniston.

Grant by George Barlow of Slebech, esq., of a perpetual vicarage in Slebech. [Printed in Fenton, Historical Tour through Pembrokeshire (second ed.) Appendix No. 9, p. 336-7]. Draft.

Petition of John Barret and other resiants within the prepositorship of Coydrath to the King touching the rights of commoners in Coydrath and the oppressions of Sir Thomas Canon, knight, purchaser of the manor of Coydrath. Copy.

Explanations of old Saxon words contained in the ancient charter granted to the Knights of Rhodes and confirmed 2 Henry VIII, taken out of Dr. Cowwell's Interpreter; notes on the statute of 27 Henry VIII touching Lord Marchers and their right to deodans and felon's goods; and observations on the manor of Ridley in the lordship of Bromfield and Yale.

Volume containing an MS. work in German entitled Schenwarth Buch Die Stadt Nürnberg betreffend illustrated in colours, and historical notices of tournaments, fencing contests, etc., in Nuremberg (1197-1561).

Letters Patent being a commission to Herbert Crofte, receiver general of South Wales, Geoffrey Dupp, esq., supervisor there, George Owen, esq., William Wogan, esq., Richard Grafton, esq., and Thomas Canon, gent., to survey the manor of Caniston. Latin. Fragment of seal.

1.Thomas Phillips of Picton, gent.;. 2.Thomas ap Rice of Rickarston, gent. Assignment of a lease for the life of the said Thomas Phillips of pannage of hogs, swine and wild honey within the forest of Narberth and also the rents and forms of the tenure of Moleston, parcel of the lordship of Narberth and late parcel of the lands and possessions of the Lady Katerine, Countess of Bridgewater and late parcel of the possessions of Rees Gruffith, esq., attained for high treason, which pannage and lands the said Thomas Phillips held of the Queen by a lease for the lives of Owen Phillips, Alban Phillips and the said Thomas Phillips.

1.William Wogan of Wiston, knight;. 2.George Barlow. Release of parcels of land called Neweparke in the parishes of Wiston and Slebech.

1.Francis Mansell of Modlescombe, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Walter Rice of Newton, co. Carmarthen, knight;. 2.John Phillipps, formerly son of Owen Phillipps late of Moleston, gent., deceased. Bond for the performance of covenants specified in a deed of even date. Latin-English.