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Memorandum of the appointment by Sir Charles Gould of Robert Wells of Marlborough to be an apparitor for Marlborough and the deaneries of Marlborough and Cricklade, Wiltshire. Copy.

Letter from Sir Charles Gould of Horse Guards, London to John Hook announcing the latter's appointment as apparitor for the deanery of Malmesbury, diocese of Salisbury.

Correspondence between Sir Charles Gould of Horseguards, London and John Barrett regarding the latter's resignation of the office of apparitor in Newbury district in favour of his son-in-law, Robert Goatley.

Receipts of Mr Thomas Hyde, inhabitant in the ward of Farringdon Within, London for payments of land-tax, militia levy, and sewer rate.

Correspondence, Accounts, And Receipts concerning the upbringing and education of Robert Hopkins, a minor, by Joseph Jackson of Stretham and J. Bull of Ely and his admission to land in Thetford manor, all of which was done under the general direction of Charles Gould of Horse Guards, London.

1. John Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq. 2. Charles Pym Burt of Albemarle Street, p. St James Westminster, Middlesex and Louise Burt, spinster, his daughter. 3. Sir Charles Gould, kt, Judge Advocate General of H. M. Forces, Charles Gould, esq., his only son and heir apparent, Rev. Robert Burt, clerk, rector of Twickenham, Middlesex, and John Burt, second son of the said Charles Pym Burt, esq. Settlement prior to the marriage between the said John Morgan and Louisa Burt, by which the said John Morgan grants to the use of the said Louise, if she should survive him, the annual sum of five hundred pounds, charged upon properties in co. Glam., and another annual sum of two hundred and fifty pounds charged on properties in co. Brec. Right of distraint and entry is reserved to the said Louisa if the said sums are not paid as specified. For the better securing of the said properties charged with the said annual sums, the said John Morgan grants them to the parties of the third part in trust for ninety-nine years. It is also agreed to convey to the said trustees all the proceeds of the properties to which the said Louise is entitled in the island of St Croix in the West Indies, along with other sums of money upon trust to be invested to the use of the said John and Louise and of their heirs. Draft.

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Letter from J. Elderton of Salisbury to Sir Charles Gould of Horse Guards, London concerning the approaching episcopal visitation and other administrative and social matters.

Letter of Phillip Morgan from Devynnock, co. Brec. to John Morgan at Tredegar concerning the opinion of Mr Jeffreys, Lord Camden's steward, on the payment of 'comortha' and other moneys.

Letter of B. M. (?) Rooke of Hertford to John Morgan at Tredegar concerning the enfranchisement of land in Brickendonbury Manor (see No. 84/1,083).

Receipt of the overseers of the poor for the parish of St Weonards, Herefordshire for one year's interest of a charity received of John Morgan, esq., by the hands of John Harries.

Receipts of Mrs Anna Maria Oswald for payments of annuity received of John Morgan, esq., by the hands of John Harris from Christmas 1788 to Midsummer 1790.

Receipt of the overseers of the poor for the parish of St Weonards, Herefordshire for one year's interest of a charity, received of John Morgan, esq., by the hands of John Harris.

Letter from Mrs M. Beauvoir of St Albans to Sir Charles Gould of Horse Guards, London requesting his assistance in a business matter.

Correspondence concerning the financial affairs of Dr and Mrs Douglas of St Albans near Wingham, Kent prior to their departure from England; particularly relating to a trust estate in Buckinghamshire and the transfer and disposal of stocks and shares. The correspondents are Sir Charles Gould of Horse Guards, London, Dr and Mrs Douglas, Charles Douglas, brother of the said Dr Douglas, T. E. Freeman of Sackville Street, London, J. A. Oldham of the Horse Guards, and John Forster of Lincolns Inn.