Dangos 1784 canlyniad

Warrant of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to William Hill, auditor of His Majesty's Revenue, to make forth constats touching the lands decreed for George Barlowe.

Memoranda [by George Barlowe for hi son] concerning the surrender of Welfrey, the stewardship of the lordship of Narbert, the customs of the commot of Isycoyde in Kidwelly, and searches in London for the records of the lordship of Narbert for the suit against the tenants of Welfray.

Petition of George Barlowe, esq., to John, Lord Bishop of Lincolne, Lord Keeper of the Great seal of England, concerning the complaint of Thomas David Morris and the tenants of the manors of Welfray and Robeston. With notes on Roman history. Draft.

Exceptions [?drawn up by George Barlowe] against the uncertainty and insufficiency of a particular and certificate relating to the lordship and forest of Narberth.

Petitions of George Barlowe, esq., to the Commissioners for Granting Lands in Fee-Farm, asking to be allowed to deal for the lordship of Narbert, the manor of Templeton and the grange of Bainwithnoy, and touching the petition of the tenants of the manors of Newhouse and Welfray against him. Drafts.

Petition of Thomas David Morris on behalf of himself and other tenants and inhabitants of the lordship of Nerberth to the Commissioners of His Majesty's Revenues in Wales, concerning the appression of George Barlow, esq., and his attempt to destroy ancient rights, customs and tenures in the lands bought by him from the Crown. With an order from the Board that George Barlow should answer the petition.

Warrant from the Lords Commissioners ordering the Auditor for Wales to make a new particular of Narbert, Templeton and the grange of Blaynewethnoe following George Barloe's composition with the Crown for acquiring the same in fee-farm. Copy.

Petition of George Barlowe, esq., to the Duke of Buckingham, the Lord High Treasurer of England, and the rest of His Majesty's Commissioners for Granting Lands in Fee-Farm, to purchase the residue of the lordship of Narberth and the forest of Narberth.

Articles to be enquired upon by the Commission of Survey of the castle, lordship, manor and forest of Narbert, the manor or township of Templeton, and the grange of Blaengweithnoy.

Copy.

Order of the Commissioners that the bargain made by George Barlowe, esq., for a grant of the lordship of Narberth shall stand good in spite of the objections made by Sir Thomas Cannon, knight, and other tenants within the said lordship, but ordering a survey of the lordship.

Instructions relating to the cause to be taken by the defendant, Barlowe, in the Chancery proceedings inaugurated by the tenants of the lordship of Narberth.

1.John Roche of Myneweare, senior, yeoman; and John Roche, junior, yeoman, of the same place;. 2.Griffith Price of the parish of Loveston, yeoman. Bond for the performance of covenants specified in a deed of even date.

Estreat of the payment of the fifth of five entire subsidies levied by the King on all persons and corpora politica in co. Pembroke. Latin. Roll.

Latin. Incomplete.

Petition of the defendant in the suit between Thomas David Morris and others, plaintiffs, and George Barlowe, esq., defendant, to the Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal concerning an order in the said suit, with the Lord Keeper's answer thereto.

1.John Phillips of Molleston, gent.;. 2.Evan Max of the parish of St. Michael in Pembroke. Lease for 21 years of a messuage and lands in Molleston, parish of Narberth. Rent: 13s. 4d. annually.