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1 Henry Weare of West Smithfield, London, gent. 2 William Powell of Fleete Streete, London, citizen and haberdasher. Bond in £150 for the payment of £52 by 1 to Henry Chetting of Islington, Middlesex, esq. Recites that by a bond of even date 2 at the request and for the debt of 1 became bound with 1 and Nicholas Turberville of A[...], London, gent., to Henry Chetting in £100 to secure repyament of £52.

1 James Hamond of the Tower of London, gent. 2 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. Bond in £160 that if 2 should within a year procure to 1 the post of landwaiter within the port of London, 1 will pay the £80 due to 2 from his father, William Hamond, late of Cardiff, yeoman, out of his salary at the rate of £8 per quarter.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevanmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 John Morgan of Ruperra, esq. Bond in £200 to secure repayment of £100 on or before 30 Sept. next.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Thomas Stringer of the city of Bristol, mercer. Bond in £240 to secure repayment of £120 on 18 Sept. next.

1 John Thomas of the town of Uske, co. Mon., baker. 2 William Powell. Bond in £40 to perform covenants specified in a pair of indentures of even date.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 John Greenfield of Cardiff, gent. Bond in £400 to secure repayment for £200 on or before 4 Jan. 1728.

1 As 1 in no. D110. 2 Elborough Woodcock of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq. Bond in £400 to secure repayment of £2,000 (5%) on 24 Dec next. Subscribed '24 June 1786. The above sum of two thousand pounds and the interest thereof are secured by a mortgage dated this day...'.

1 Charles Kemeys of Kevenmably, co. Glam., bart. 2 Anthony Montonner of p. St James, Westminister, Middlesex, periwig maker. Bond in £400 to secure repayment of £200 on 15 Aug. 1712. Endorsed: 'No. 6'.

Broadsheet entitled The Case of John Watt relating to the distribution of his estate equally between his brother, sister and half sister. [Both nos L5-6 were probably acquired by the Kemeys family in relation to the cause specified in no. L8].

Broadsheet entitled The Unreasonableness of Decreeing a share, especially a whole-share, of an Intestates Estate, to the Brothers and Sisters of the Half-Blood.

C. K. Kemeys-tynte [to] 1) Lethbridge 2) to Dickinson. 1) Telling Lethbridge that he could not supply Portman's place, but he was welcome to make use of his interest; 2) telling Dickinson that his interest was pre-engaged. Drafts.

C. K. Kemeys-tynte to his aunt. He had been busy with electioneering matters; he had nominated Morgan; he had found a pair in Somerset but failed to do so in Herefordshire and Middlesex; reference to a family bereavement, probably that of his mother.

C. K. Kemeys-tynte to his daughter 'Bounce'. References to 'cwrw da' which gave him a bad head, and to the party at Tredegar being too gay for him; affectionate references to his son and to his mother. [1822, Nov. 12 - see Vol. I, No. C643.].

C. K. Kemeys-tynte to his grandson, C. K. Kemeys-tynte, junior. He and all at Halswell would give him a hearty welcome; his aunt was better but did not yet know of the sad event at Purley.

C. K. Kemeys-tynte to his grandson, C. K. Kemeys-tynte, junr. He had told Mme Loisellier to wait till he (the grandson) sent for her and to bring her daughter with her; he wishes him to examine her and to speak with her professor, so that all might be done in the right way.

C. K. Kemeys-tynte to his mother, Mrs J. Kemeys-tynte. Giving her his birthday greetings; reference to the good health of her grandson.