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He is sorry to have disappointed the recipient for the third time in connection with the payment for bark. He has been inquiring for his money of Mr. Beynon of Newcastle Emlyn, who told him that he would not be ready until next week. Will the recipient, therefore, have the goodness to wait till then. To tell the truth, he has suffered a great loss upon Carmarthen Bank; he has sold for 12s. in the pound and must wait till next August for payment. Postcript (deleted): Please do not mention to ?Simmons about the Bank.

He has taken the liberty of writing concerning the price of the limestone. He thinks it will be 3s-9d., 'Throwing out of the Vesel and allt. He adds two calculations based on varying costs of stones, landing, burning, and culm.

Circular from Thomas Richards, addressed to William Gwynne at Court, requesting the payment of a sum of £35-10s. in respect of a purchase at Dings Rectory Sale.

1. William Gwynne of Court, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. John Thomas of Dirtypool, parish of Spittal, and John Owen of Gelly, parish of Llanfair mantygove [sic]., farmers;. 3. William Absalom, miller, and William Absalom of Gwttws y Garn, farmer, his uncle, both of the parish of Saint Dogwells. Agreement for the lease of Ponthowell Mill, parish of Llangolman, for the life of Amey Thomas, aged nine years., eldest child of the previous occupier Titus Thomas, deceased, by Martha, his wife, also deceased.

Scollock and Bill, pares of Ambleston, Redbarth, parish of Walwyn' s Cash and a dwelling-house and land in the parish of Dale, co. Pembroke. Printed.

Extracts from the parish register of Llanychare, recording the burial of Thomas Gwynne, esq., of Kilkiffeth (7 Jan. 18319, aged 74), and the baptism of William, [eldest] son of Thomas Gwynne and Anne, his wife (27 Feb. 1791). Extracts attested by J.W. James, rector.

Particulars Of Sale, at the Mariners Hotel, Haverfordwest, of the estate of Druidston and the mansion called Druidston Villa, parish of Nolton; a small field near Goodwick Common, parish of Fishguard; Dolly Bach, Greenway, and Cwnc[sic]-y-felin, parish of Morville; Cotty and Skerry Hill and the Baptist Chapel with its burial ground attached, parish of Henry's Moat; Llandre Issa, the tucking mill called Cwm Issa, and Allt-y-Gof, parish of Maenachlogddu; and the Fopston estate in the parish of Marloes; all the aforesaid properties being in co. Pembroke; and Waunllannau Ucha, parish of Newchurch, co. Carmarthen, Printed.

Certificate by Richard James, clerk, of the election of Guardians of the Poor [named] for the several parishes in the Haverfordwest Union. Addressed to the Overseers of Llanllawer. Printed.

Notice Of Sale, on 22 Aug. at the Commercial Inn, Fishguard, of the Parsonage Farm, parish of Llanfair ant-y-Gof, co. Pembroke. Addressed to Wm. Gwynne, Esq., Court, Fishguard. Printed.

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1. John Mortimer of Trehowel, parish of Lanunda, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. William William of Rhosycaerau, parish of Lanunda, labourer. Lease for 3 lives of a messuage and three fields called Parh-y-fynwent, Park-y-Roft, and Park-y-waun at the village of Rhosycaerau, and a cowhouse, etc., a niece of land to build a barn and a haggard adjoining the cowhouse with two days of eats from Garngelly with the liberty of the moor below the houses and likewise the liberty of the Garn and mountain above Rhosycaerau, the said moor and mountain to be in common and jointly occupied between the different tenants at Rhosycaerau and Goitan. Copy.

1. David Thomas Bedo of Llawhaden, co. Pembroke, yeoman;. 2. Jenkin David Rees of Posty mawr, parish of Bletherston, gent. A Bond for the performance of covenants. Witnesses: John Ievans of Bletherstone; John Thomas Rud[erch] of Bletherston, weaver; Owen Ph'e sayre of Bletherston; and Thomas Jones, the writer.

A Memorandum of a deed of bargain and sale to be executed between William Crake and Richard Thomas, alderman, both of Carmarthen, upon a messuage and lands in the occupation of Griffith ap Griffith in the parish of Newchurch, co. Carmarthen.

An Inventory of the goods and chattels of Richard Thomas of the lower franchise of Carmarthen, alderman, deceased, apprized by John Puntan and Griffith David.

1. Sparks Martin of Whithbush, parish of Rudbaxton, co. Pembroke, esq., and Martha, his wife;. 2. Buckley Phillipps of Pembroke, esq., and James Phillips of Haverfordwest, gent. Deed declaring the uses of a fine touching Trellewhellin, Penmythin, parish of Manernowen, Penhesquerne, Carlem, Trevasser, Taybach, Trevishegg, Kille, Tresyssylt, Penllan, Ponjago, Dyffryn Goodick, Gorse Goedok; Trellewhellin Mill, Drym, Drym Tucking Mill, Ceirnecoch, Trefnergy, Gaergowill, Parkyhock, Parkyllyn, fynnon Greeb, and Rhos Goch, in the parish of Llanunda, Trejago, Tremonydd, Trevacca, Tyrmaendwy, parish of St. Davids, Rhosellanog Fawr, Rhosellanog Bach, Trevare, parishes of Mathry and Llanryan, Hendre ycha, Clegir Bach, parish of Jordanston, Lehall, Sember Vawr, Tyr Twcker, Ty mawr, Treboeth, parish of Fishguard, Brohenllan, Ffynnon, Ovy, Hyscwm ycha, Hescwym Mill, parish of Dynas, Gellygarn, Gavell, parish of Meliney, Ponthowell, Ponthowell Mill, Ffynnon y Brynnant, Blaen ywerne, parish of Llangolman, Tymawr, Billhook, parish of Letterston, and Smorton, parish of Newcastle, co. Pembroke.

1. James Phillips of Haverfordwest, alderman;. 2. William Owen of Land shiping and John Symmons of Llanstinan, esquires. A Lease for a year of Tresare, parish of Mathry, Panthowell, Panthowell Mill, Ffynnon y Brwynnant, Blaen y Wern, parish of Llangolman and Somerton, parish of Newcastle, co. Pembroke.

1. Thomas Phillips of Llandiloe, co. Pembroke, gent., and Roger Thomas of Llangolman, labourer;. 2. Evan Griffith and Thomas George, churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the parish of Llandykeven. A Bond to indemnify the parish of Llandykeven from all charges resulting from the pregnancy of Margaret James of Bletherston, who had intruded herself into the parish of Llandykeven.

1. Griffith Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Thomas Williams of Haverfordwest, esquires and Anne his wife;. 3. William Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, gent. An Assignment of a lease of Court, parish of Llanllawer.

1. Thomas Gwynne of Kilkeffeth, gent.;. 2. David Phillip of Llangolman, yeoman. A Lease for lives of Cnwc yr Aderin in Llangolman. Rent: £17:6:6, two fat hens.