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1. Sir Charles Gould of Tredegar, co. Mon., kt. 2. William Cheyney of p. Bassalleg, co. Mon., yeoman, and Mary Cheyney, his wife. Lease for twenty-one years, determinable on two lives, of a dwelling-house called Twyn y Nant in said p. Bassalleg, with all its appurtenances; also three parcels of land adjoining the said dwelling-house, containing ten a. three r. and thirty-three p. in p. Bassalleg, excepting timber and minerals, etc. Annual rent: six pounds ten shillings at two specified terms. Draft. Map annexed.

Letter from James Hume to [Sir Charles Morgan of Horse Guards, London] concerning the financial affairs of Miss Marianne Hume, and other social matters.

Receipt of W. Minchin to Sir Charles Morgan, bart, for fees for grant of office of steward of the three Castle Manors in co. Mon. (Duchy of Lancaster).

1. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., bart. 2. Elizabeth Phillips, Mary Phillips, and Susanna Phillips, all of Gellybear, p. Marshfield, co. Mon., spinsters, daughters of the late Charles Phillips of p. Risca, co. Mon., esq., dec. Lease for twenty-one years, determinable on three lives, of a m. in p. Risca, with the meadow by the said m. called Y Wain wrth y Tuy, containing three a.; also a parcel of land, Cae y Bydy, containing three a., a parcel called Cae yr Skybor, containing two and a half a., a parcel called Cae yr Prenteg, containing two a., a parcel called Coed Cae, containing four a., a parcel called Cae yr bonte, containing one a., a parcel called Ynis y Velin, containing five a., a parcel called Cae ych law yr Tuy, containing one and a half a., a parcel called Y Graig Vawr, containing two a., a parcel called Y Vannallog Vawr, containing one and a half a., two parcels called Tyr y Signe, containing seven a., a parcel called Y Wayne wrth Tuy James Lewis, containing one a., a parcel called Cae Mellinon, containing one a., three parcels called Kae Tyr Kyffe, Ynis Coed bach, and Y Wern vach, containing two a., a parcel called Wayne Kenol, alias Wayne y Trefoyle, containing two covers, a parcel called Cae Gwynn, containing one a. three covers, a parcel called Cae yr Dairy, containing one a. three and a quarter covers, a parcel called Kae yr ffald, containing three a., a parcel formerly a hopyard, containing two covers, an orchard, a parcel called Errw virr, containing one and a half covers, all which properties are in p's Risca, Machen, and Bassalleg, co. Mon., as defined. Also a piece of wharf ground called the Great Wharf in p. St Woollos, co. Mon. with the lands adjoining, containing thirty-six a. three r. and four p.; and all the appurtenances of the said properties, excepting timber and minerals and the right of hawking, etc., and such parts as have already been applied to the uses of the Monmouthshire Canal Navigation Co. Annual rent: sixty pounds at two specified terms; also a heriot of one guinea when due. Elizabeth Phillips, Mary Phillips, and Susanna Phillips are to maintain the said properties in good repair, and shall be allowed timber for this purpose. Draft.

Observations concerning the tithes of the parishes of St John Ev. [co. Brec.] and Devynock, sent by Thomas Bold to Sir Charles Morgan for his directions.

1. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., bart, Advocate General and Judge Martial of H. M. Forces. 2. Thomas Stoughton of Pontypool, co. Mon., esq. Counterpart Lease for twenty-one years of all veins and mines of iron ore under the land of Sir Charles Morgan in p. Panteague, co. Mon., commonly called Coed Alice, Gwain Arrw, and other lands there, part of the lordship of Machen; with licence to work the same. Rent: eighteen pence per ton of all iron ore worked. Copy.

(Also mentioned in the sketch: Ruperra Graig.).

Letter from [? Sir Charles Morgan] of Tredegar, co. Mon. to Abraham Newland, esq., concerning financial matters arising out of the former's estates in cos Brec. and Glam. Copy.

(Watermark in paper dated 1807.).

Act to enable Sir Charles Morgan, bart, and Charles Morgan, esq., to grant leases of certain estates in co. Mon., devised by the will of the late John Morgan, esq.; and to enable the said Charles Morgan, under the direction of the Court of Chancery, to charge the estates of which he is tenant for life in possession, under the said will, with the Amount of the Monies laid out by him in buildings Wharfs and in other Improvements. Printed. Duplicates.

Accounts of Henry Evans, woodward of the Ruperra Estate, with Sir Charles Morgan, touching the said Henry Evans's salary and bills paid by him to the hedger, carpenter, etc.

Address of Sir Charles Morgan to the voters of co. Brec. thanking them for his re-election as their Member of Parliament.

Letter from Henry Davis, Solicitor, of Bristol to Sir Charles Morgan, bart, MP at Whitehall, London concerning the sale of properties in the parishes of Christchurch, Biston, and Whitson, co. Mon. mortgaged to the said Sir Charles by Sir Robert Salusbury of Llanwerne, co. Mon.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Ebboth, alias Greenfield, recording the surrender by way of mortgage by Edward Evans of Penypul, p. St Mellons, co. Mon., gent., of three pieces of customary lands containing nine and a half a. in p. St Bride's, as defined, to the use of William Thomas of p.; Coedkernew, co. Mon., gent.; with proviso for redemption on repayment of two hundred pounds and interest.

Plan of a part of the Drim Mountain adjoining Messrs Martin & Co.'s colliery ground at Gwainclawdd, parish of Ystradgunlais, co. Brec.

Letter from Thomas Bold of Brecon to Sir Charles Morgan concerning the Tredegar Estate in co. Brec., and concerning Brecon corporation matters and the appointment of a new bailiff.

Letters from Hugh Bold of Brecon to Sir Charles Morgan, bart concerning preparations being made to contest co. Brec. against Col. Wood in the Parliamentary Election of 1818.