National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Copy Parliamentary Proceedings against Sir Giles Mompesson, MP, for being a monopolist. [cf. Journals of the House of Commons, I, 1547-1628, pp. 5312, 535-6.].

Copy Parliamentary Proceedings against Sir John Bennet, MP, and a judge of the Prerogative Court, for receiving bribes. [cf. Journals ...,

2.
File
1621-2.

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Copy Parliamentary Proceedings against Sir John Bennet, MP, and a judge of the Prerogative Court, for receiving bribes. [cf. Journals of the House of Commons, I, 1547-1628, pp. 585-7, 590-1, and Journals of the House of Lords, III, 1620-8, pp. 89-90.]. Contemporary marginal note: 'The original order about 7 years ago was in the custody of Mr Goldsburrough clerk of ye Parliament in a bundell of papers wherein there were several other originall orders of the same parliament'. Endorsed: 'Presidents [sic] ag[ains]t Mompesson [no. 1] and other members in Parliament expelled for their crimes'.

Copy Petition of William Williams in which he withdraws his plea in bar to the information exhibited against him for ...,

31.
File
[1686, May].

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Copy Petition of William Williams in which he withdraws his plea in bar to the information exhibited against him for authorising the publication of Dangerfield's Information and submits to the King.

Copy Plea of Sir William Williams to the information filed against him by the Earl of Peterborough,

37.
File
1686, Hilary Term.

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Latin. Note: Williams pleaded the same pleas as he did in the previous case but subsequently compromised the matter by paying the Earl £150.

Copy Plea of William Williams to the information exhibited against him and subsequently withdrawn by him. [cf. NLW Wynnstay MSS ...,

30.
File
1686 [May].

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Copy Plea of William Williams to the information exhibited against him and subsequently withdrawn by him. [cf. NLW Wynnstay MSS C44-5, C47, C53-63 and Canon Trefor Owen MSS, 23-53.]. Latin.

Copy Pleadings in a cause of scandalum magnatum. Cause arose because Williams had licensed Dangerfield's Narrative which Peterborough alleged reflected ...,

35.
File
1686, [Hilary Term].

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Copy Pleadings in a cause of scandalum magnatum. Cause arose because Williams had licensed Dangerfield's Narrative which Peterborough alleged reflected on him, etc. [cf. NLW Wynnstay MSS C21, C32, C38-9, C46.].

Copy Speech by the Earl of Shaftesbury in the court of Kings Bench moving for a writ of habeas corpus ...,

10.
File
1677, June 29.

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Copy Speech by the Earl of Shaftesbury in the court of Kings Bench moving for a writ of habeas corpus, with draft covering letter from Sir William Williams to the Earl.

Copy Speech of Mr Speaker (William Williams) to Sir Robert Peyton on his expulsion from the House of Commons,

50-51.
File
1680, Dec. 15.

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Two Copies.

Copy Statement by the Seven Bishops in which they maintain that they are not averse to the publication of the ...,

41.
File
1688, May 17.

Part of Coedymaen (Group 1) Papers,

Copy Statement by the Seven Bishops in which they maintain that they are not averse to the publication of the Declaration [of Indulgence] but that they consider the Declaration to be founded on such a dispensing power as may set aside ecclesiastical and civil laws which appears to them to be illegal.

Corrected Proofs of Appendix B in the book specified in no. 95,