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Letters Of Attorney from Thomas Van of Coldre, co. Mon., esq., the only son and heir of Charles Van of Llanwern, esq., to William Edwards of Castletown in p. Marshfield, yeoman, to surrender 11 a. of land in the manor of Youlton to the use of William Thomas of Coedkernew, yeoman, in trust for John Morgan of Therrow, co. Brec., esq., for life, then to the uses of the deed or will of the said John Morgan.

Surrender from Charles Price of Newport, gent., as a feoffee in trust for Henry Williams of St Mellons, yeoman, together with the said Henry Williams, of one a. of land in St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of John David of Michaelstonvedow, yeoman, to secure the payment of £84 and interest.

Surrender from Elizabeth Gethin, the widow of James Gethin, late of Marshfield, yeoman, dec., as feoffee in trust for Jane Evans, spinster, second daughter of the Rev. James Evans of Marshfield, together with the said Jane Evans, of 6 a. of pasture ground in two pieces called Cae'r Grose and Dwy Errw Starling down in p. St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of the Rev. James Evans, rector of Machen, in trust for the uses of the deed or will of the said Jane Evans.

Surrender from Edward Thomas of Llanarthan, p. Marshfield, as trustee for William Phillips of Risca, esq., the only surviving son and heir of Charles Phillips, late of Risca, together with the said William Phillips and Martha, his wife, of four pieces of land commonly called Gwain y Funnon, Tri chyfer isha, Tri chyfer ycha, and Gwin y Crwth, and Dwy errw ycha, adjoining to Cae y crwth, all of which are parts of Sandy Lane ffarm, p. Marshfield within the manor of Hencourt and Marshfield to the use of Edward Griffiths, son of Edmund Griffiths of Marshfield, yeoman, in trust for the uses of the act, deed, or will of the said Edmund Griffith.

Letters Of Attorney from Thomas Wilkins Morgan of Easton in Gordane otherwise St George's, Somerset, eldest son and heir of Cann Wilkins of North Weston, Somerset, esq., dec., and the Rev. George Wilkins of St Michael in the city of Bristol, clerk, the youngest son and customary heir of the said Cann Wilkins, to Edward Edwards of Marshfield, yeoman, to surrender a m., barn, stable, and several parcels of land of Borough Engish tenure in p. St Brides within the manor of Sutton to the use of the Rev. Richard Wilkins of St George's, Somerset, their brother.

Surrender from Watkin Thomas of Pentyrch, yeoman, of 231/4 a. of land in p. St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of the Rev. John Evans of Lanedarn.

Letters Of Attorney for the surrender of a piece of ground called Errw bodor in p. St Mellons within the manor of Youlton.

Surrender from Wm Thomas Richard of St Mellons, carpenter, of four a. of pasture land called pedder erw'r arch in St Mellons within the manor of Youlton to the use of Edward Edwards of Marshfield, yeoman.

1. Mrs Cicellia Morgan of Rose newydd in Bedwellty. 2. William Howell. Abstract of a lease for 21 years of lands in Michaelstone vedw and Bassaleg commonly called Ca Scibor and Ca Kenvin, a half a. of land adjoining Ca Tulu, a parcel called Gwern Drachefn y ty, a parcel called Ca Yago, and one 'cover' of land in Ca r Tula adjoining to John Cross's Garden, a parcel called Caia Sychon, a parcel called Caia pen y Lan, a parcel called Caia y Cockshut, and a parcel of land called Caia Nant yr ochain, containing 19 a. of 'Welsh measure'.

1. Henry Morgan of Cardiffe, gent. 2. Thomas Morgan of Rueperra, esq. Bond for the payment of £10.

Surrenderfrom Richard Leach, junr, and Elizabeth, his wife, to Elizabeth Aylmer of Haddenham in the Isle of Ely, widow, to secure £30 and interest.

Receipt for £6.13.4 in money and taxes of Sir Thomas Clarke for one year's annuity issuing out of houses in Westcheap due to the Company of Drapers, London.

Opinion of Mr Pardoe concerning the right of David John and Thomas Rees to raise coal on any of the free commons granted by Lord Windsor to General Morgan in Pantywain in Gellygare and Tylladowlas and Toryvan in Merthirtydvyl.

Letter from From Hugh Jones concerning an unsuccessful effort to discover what expense Thomas Howell had incurred in the making of drains on Lord Plymouth's lands to convey the water from the mine on Lady Windsor's lands, expense of working coal, etc.

Correspondence and papers of Sir Charles Gould as chancellor of the diocese of Salisbury and receipts for payments of various taxes by the tenants of the Tredegar London estate.

Letter from James Bentham to Joseph Jackson concerning the guardianship of the infant son of Robert Hopkins and the administration of his estates.

Receipt for the cost of the guardianship and administration granted to Charles Gould for the benefit of Robert Hopkin of Stretham.

1. Joseph Jackson of Stretham, Isle of Ely. 2. Charles Gould of Stretham, esq. Bond for the payment of £168.4.0 for the purchase of the goods and chattels of Robert Hopkin, dec. Draft.

See No. 41/68-9.