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1. William Moore of Jermyn Street, p. St. James, co. Middlesex, esq. 2. Richard Moore of Christ Church, Southampton, esq., brother of 1. 3. Thomas Bernard of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq. 4. John Jones of Grace-Church Street, London, esq. Bargain and Sale by 2, at request and direction of 1, and with concurrence of 3 to 4, of 1's share of the tithes of the Collegiate Church of Tregaron otherwise Caron, vested in 2 by 1 as trustee for sale. Consideration: £1,200. viz. £120 deposit paid to 1 by 4 as the purchaser at public auction and £1,080 residue. Endorsed: Note of enrolment in Chancery, 1 Mar. 1793. Schedule of Deeds 1757-1791.

1. Sir Charles Morgan (formerly Sir Charles Gould) of Tredegar, co. Monmouth, bart., William Mainwaring of Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, esq. and William Osborn, doctor in physic (mortgagees of Lot 11 within). 2. William Morland and James Edwards, both of Pall Mall, esqs., Hugh Smith of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex and Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan. 3. John Jones of Gracechurch Street, London, esq. Bargain and Sale of Cwm Farm (Lot 18) and Penpont Einon (Lot 11) being aprts of the manor of Kellan auctioned in 21 Lots by 2 as trustees of Thomas Johnes [cf. nos. 146-147] and purchased by and conveyed to 3 by nos. 154-155. Penpont is subject to a lease for 3 lives (further specified). Consideration: £5150. Note of enrolment in Chancery 13 May 1805.

1. Morgan Lloyd of p. Bettus Bledrus, co. Cardigan, ad John Lloyd of the same, his eldest son, corvizers. 2. Thomas Lloyd of p. Llanvihangell Ystrad, co. Cardigan, labourer, another son of M.L. Bargain and Sale of houses called Tuy Sienkin Phillip with gardens on the south an north east and a parcel of land formerly inclosed by M.L., lying between the garden on the north east of the said house and the lands of James Lloyd, esq., called y ddery wrman, p. Bettus Bledrus, formerly part of Tyrpen y Coed Issa. Consideration: £13. Endorsed: note of livery of seisin and note of attornment of tenant.

1. John Carrik Moore of Corsewell, p. Kirkcum, shire of Wigton, Scotland, esq., George Carr Glyn of Eaton Place, Belgrave Square, co. Middelsex and Cranmar House, Mitcham, co. Surrey, esq., and Edward Castleman of Wimbourne Minster, co. Dorset, gent. 2. Frederick William Fryer of Wimbourne Misnter, esq., and Emily Frances, his wife. 3. John Richards of Wassell Grove, co. Worcester and bor. of Southwark, co. Surrey, esq., and Frances, his wife. 4. Alfred Bate Richards of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., barrister, son of the said Frances Richards. 5. The Reverend Richard Board of Westerham, co. Kent, clerk and Abraham Wildey Roberts of Lombard Street, London, banker. Bargain and Sale to 5, in trust to the uses of the will of John Jones the elder of Gracechurch Street, London of messuages and lands as in no. 274. Consideration: £5,700 by 5 to 1 and £5,700 from 5 to 3 and 4. Endorsed: note of enrolment in Chancery, 7 Sep. 1846.

1. Mary Thomas of Garth, p. Llandewibrefi, co. Cardigan, widow and executrix of her late husband David Thomas decd. 2. David William Jerry of the same, mason. Bargain and Sale with Feoffment of a garden with a new house lately built thereon, called Gardd Tan y Goyallt near to a place called Pentre rhew in the hamlet of Gorwydd, p. Llandewibrefi. Consideration: £6 17 6.

1. John Rees of p. Llanthewybrevy, co. Cardigan, yeoman. 2. David Evan late of p. Penkarreg, co. Carmarthen, yeoman. Bargain and Sale with Feoffment of a messuage, etc., called Brynoerveth, p. Llanthewybrevie, subject to an annuity of £3 6 8 payable to the heirs of Walter Lloyd alias Sir Walter Lloyd, late of Llanvayrgledogey, knight, deed. Recties devolution of the property from 1628. Consideration: £40.

Legal expenses for preparing deeds re Blaendoithie [cf. no. 173].

1. Hannah David of p. Kellan, spinster, one of the daughters of David Rees, late of p. Llanvairecledogey, shoemaker, decd. and Elinor Evan, widow and relict of the said David Rees [and mother of H.D.]. 2. David Evan of p. Kellan, gent. Bond for performance of covenants as in no. 11. Paper.

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1. Jenkin David and Jevan John Griffith both of p. Llanvaircledogey, co. Cardigan, yeomen. 2. Jenkin Rees of p. Llanthewybrevy, co. Cardigan. Bond in £140 for the peaceable possession of premises as in nos. 1 and 2, in a Release of even date. Seals.

Endorsement as in nos. 57-58, this document marked F.

1. David Williams of Pengelly and Thomas Williams of Nantbir, both, p. Gwnnws, farmers. 2. John Jones of Derry Ormond, esquire. Bond of Indemnity against defects in the title to property as in nos. 252-253.

Case for the Opinion of Mr. John Stuart as to whether John Inglis Jones could be elected as M.P. for Cardiganshire boroughs owing to the fact that he was High Sherriff of the county.