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Letter: Rich. Gwynn from Swanzey, to Margt. Allen, widow, at Fobston; He has settled with Mr. Roger Allen, on behalf of Mr. Allen of Dale and Nor. Allen of Cresselly, for the Milford Light Acconnt for lan. 1759- April 1760. Her letter of 19th inst. came too late. Had he known her sentiments sooner, he should have proceeded in another manner. He now intreats her directions how he shall proceed with regard to the money received during the last Midsummer quarter and to be received in the future. Mr. Allen of Dale and Mr. Allen of Cresselly told his agent that they expected the whole balance to be paid to them, and that the recipient and Mr. Joshua Allen had accepted the Bristol collection.

1. John Thomas the younger of Longhouse, parish of Mathery, co. Pembroke, gent., youngest son of John Thomas the elder of the same, gent.;. 2. Thomas James the younger of Gellyvore, parish of Nevern, co. Pembroke, gent., and John Edwardes of Abermeyrick, parish of co. Cardigan, esq.;. 3. Thomas James the elder of Pennanttuy, parish of Nevern, gent., and Eliz. James of the same, spinster, his only daughter. Assignment in trust (pre-nuptial settlement of the said John Thomas the younger and the said Elizabeth James) of leasehold properties called Trevine otherwise Court, Longhouse, and Henlly otherwise Henllys, parish of Llanryan and Mathery, co. Pembroke. Draft. Fragile.

He encloses the lease, etc. 'with which I desire you'l dispatch Tom George.' He desires the recipient to seal the letter to Mr. Lewes after he has read it. The recipient's brother-in-law's (the coroner's) tutor owes a sum of money to Mr. Marries of Crigglase.

The sale of Galt y Gronw wood. The season is so far advanced that if he cannot meet with a purchaser, he will fell them at his own expense and sell them afterwards. He would like to know whether the carpenter who talked of purchasing the little wood on Court has made an agreement for it. The man from St. Dogmells who purchased the timber laid half the purchase money but grumbled vastly, saying that he had been obliged to pay 20s. for a road to carry the timber away, and that Glandwr timber was also mentioned in the sale. He believes him to be a very ticklish fellow to deal with, end he has been informed he bears a very bad character. Would the recipient therefore tell him what the man is entitled to?. He encloses a bond from David Barry and Robt. Mendus for Galt y Gronw wood, etc. He has received a letter from Mr. Vaughan of Trecoon desiring him to arrest Mendus, but he will not do so on any account. He would therefore be glad if the recipient will get him the money from David Harry as soon as possible, and will then do anything that will enable Harry to dell with Mendus, affected by damp.

1. Arthur Warlow of Loughturfeild, parish of Mathry, co. Pembroke, gent., and Margt., his wife;. 2. John Harries of Tregwint, esq. Articles Of Agreement following the marriage of the said Arthur Warlow and the said Margt., his wife, eldest daughter and one of the younger children of the said John Harries and Elizabeth, his wife. Draft.

He wishes him a speedy recovery, and desires him to send John home, as his company must be inconvenient as well as troublesome to a person in the recipient's situation. Captain Richards called yesterday with an account of the recipient's relapse. As the recipient cannot make use of 'Venum', the writer desires him to send him by the bearer, as he is going to Orlandon for three weeks and having lost his old bitch, cannot enter the young ones without him ('Venum'). There are foxes down there in plenty. Affected by damp.

1. John Symmons of Slebech, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. Peter Holford of Lincoln's Inn Field, parish of Saint Andrew, Holborn, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 3. The Reverend Charles Symmons, rector of Narberth, co. Pembroke, clerk, assignee of Thomas Lewis late of Gellydewill, parish of Kennarth, co. Carmarthen, esq., and now First Lieutenant on board H.M.S. Formidable, who is administrator of the estate of his late brother James Lewis of Gellydewill aforesaid, esq., now deceased;. 4. John Vaughan of the town and parish of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, yeoman. Lease And Release, and surrender of a term of years in respect of a messuage and pieces of land in the parish of Fishguard aforesaid. Attested copies.

1. James Bowen of Pontvane, parish of Pontvane, co. Pembroke, gent., and Mary, his wife, only surviving daughter of William Higgon late of the same, gent., deceased, by Lettice., his wife;. 2. Essex Bowers or Llwyn Gwair, esq.;. 3. Lettice Higgon of Pontvane aforesaid, widow of the said William Higgon. Release in trust (post-nuptial settlement of the said James Bowers and Mary, his wife) of a messuage on the south side of a street called Pontour in the town and parish of Fishguard; and Assignment of a sum of £400 charged on one half part of Deepwell otherwise Fynnonddovon, parish of Nevern, and the stock, crop, household goods and furniture on the temement of Pontvane aforesaidand the personal estate of the said William Higgon to which tire said Mary Bowers became entitled as his surviving daughter under his will. Copy.

Receipt from George Jerkins to Messrs. Parry and Gwynne, attornies [Haverfordwest], for preparing two copies of the conditions of sale specified in No. 239, and for other expenses incurred in connection with the sale.

Receipt from Geo. Jerkins to Messrs. Parry and Gwynne for engrossing leases and counterparts from Thos. Gwynne, gent., to Thomas Evan, farmer, and to John Thomas, miller, [of Ponthowell and Ponthowell Mill respectively]:.

Receipt for insertion in Sarah Farley's Bristol Journal of the advertisement contained in No. 231 and of the notice of postponement of the sale.

Notice Of Said, by private contract, of the freehold estate consisting of the mansion-house and demesne lands called Pont Howell otherwise Plas Meibion, an tree farms and a water corn grist mill called Wern, T Bach, and Pont Howell Mill, parish of Llangolman, co. Pembroke. Printed.

Notice Of Sale, at the dwelling-house of John Morgans at Fishguard, of oak ash, and alder growing at Llawllan[sic], parish of Llanyclwydog[sic].

Game Certificates issued to William Gwynne of Cilciffith, parish of Llanychare, co. Pembroke. Signed by P. Brown, clerk to the Commissioners acting in execution of the Acts for Assessed Taxes for the division of Kemmes.

He applies for the return of the game duty receipt, so that the recipient may be issued with a certificate in exchange.

1. John William Lloyd of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. George Lloyd of Brunant, co. Carmarthen, and William Gwynne of Kilkyffeth, co. Pembroke, esquires. Lease for one year of one half part of the messuage and lands specified in indentures of lease and release dated 2 [sic] March, 1815.