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Warrant from John Bullock, steward of the manor of Brecon, to William Vaughan and Morgan Thomas and their deputies to collect King's rents, chief rents, comorthas, etc. due to the lord of the manor in the parishes of Myrther Conog, Llanvyhangell Nant Brane, Llandiloevane, and Llandevaylog.

Warrant from John Bullock, steward of the manor of Brecon, to John Jenkin, gent., his deputy, to collect chief rents, King's rents, and comorthas in the said manor.

Warrant from John Bullock, steward of the lordship of Brecon, to John Jenkin Lewis, a bailiff, and his deputies to collect strays within the said lordship.

Warrant from Evan Phillips, steward of the manors of Malpas and Mendlegief, to the representatives of Wm Jones of Middlesex, reeve of Malpas, to summon tenants to appear at a Court Leet and Court Baron of the manor to be held at the house of Rowland Prichard within the manor of Malpas.

Warrant from Evan Phillips, steward of the manor of Redcastle, to Hanbury Humphreys, reeve of the said manor, to summon the tenants to attend a court baron and court leet.

Warrant from Charles Phillips, seneschal, to the reeve of the manor of Pencarn to summon the tenans of the manor to present the custom of the manor concerning a complaint of Penelope Morgan, widow, of Whitchurch against Nicholas Price of Caerfilly, yeoman, respecting the detention of customary lands in the manor of Pencarn. See No. 64/182.

Warrant from Charles Phillips, chief steward, to William Miles, bailiff of the manor of Roath Kensham, to collect chief rents for the manor of Roath Kensham due 1724 - 1735; also a rental of the same.

Warrant from Charles Phillips, chief steward of the manor of Roath Kinsham, to the reeve of the manor of Roath Kinsham to summon tenants to attend a Court Leet and Court Baron.

Warrant for £969.5.101/2 to Sir Charles Gould for his pay and allowances, including the allowance to the Deputy Judge Advocate General, 25 Dec. 1789 - 24 Dec. 1790.

Warrant for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiffs of Pend[erin], requiring them to collect specified sums due to the Hon. John Morgan of Tredegar, lord of the manor of Brecon. Torn.

Warrant for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiffs of Merthir requiring them to collect sums as specified due to William Morgan, esq., lord of the manor of Brecon.

Warrant for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiff of Merthir, requiring him to collect specified sums as directed, being heriots, alienations, fines, and amercements due to Thomas Morgan of Tredegar, lord of the manor of Brecon.

Warrant empowering Lord Tredegar, as Lord Lieutenant of co. Brec., to grant commission to officers to serve in the Yeomanry and Volunteers.

Warrant (copy) for the pay of the staff officers of the garrison of St John's, Newfoundland, and for fire and candle money from 25 Dec. 1759 to 24 Dec. 1760.

Warrant (copy) for the pay of the staff officers of the garrison of St John, Newfoundland, 25 Dec. 1755 to 24 Dec. 1756, and for fire and candle money.

Warrant (copy) for the pay of the staff officers of the garrison of St John, Newfoundland, 25 Dec. 1752 to 24 Dec. 1753, and for fire and candle allowance for the said garrison in the same period.

Warrant (copy) for the pay of Col. Bradstreet as Deputy Quarter Master General in North America, 25 Dec. 1764 to 24 Dec. 1765.

Warrant (2 copies) from Anthony Morgan, the sheriff of co. Brec., to bailiffs to distrain on the goods of Thomas Gamage, gent., for £710.13.3 debt and £3.3.0 costs which Thomas Morgan, esq., had recovered against him.

Deeds and papers relating to Walk Farm (60 a.) in the parish of Marshfield, Monmouthshire, including the 1812 printed particulars and conditions of sale (fragile) of 830 acres in the parishes of St Andrews, Wenvoe, Roath and Llanedern in Glamorgan, and St Mellons, Rumney, Llanfihangel-y-fedw, Coedcernyw and Marshfield in Monmouthshire, including lot 40, Walk Farm, a valuation and particulars of the farm, proposed to be sold in two lots, 1851, the declaration of Edward Griffiths (aged 78), 1851, and a schedule of deeds and documents 1812-1901. The farm was bought by William Childs Webb of St Mellons in 1851, with a mortgage of £2,038 to Messrs Prior, Willis and Justice. By 1867 Webb was a bankrupt, and Lord Tredegar's trustees acquired the property from Webb's assignee. The trustees paid off the mortgage in 1901 and received a reconveyance of the farm from Carolina Georgina Mary Justice and Edith Penelope Justice of Clifton, Gloucestershire, spinsters, the heirs of the mortgagors.