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1. Elizabeth Shaw of Bloomsbury Square, London, widow of Charles Shaw. 2. King Gould of St Margarets, Westminster, gent. 3. Elizabeth Shaw of Bloomsbury Square, daughter of the said Elizabeth and Charles Shaw. 4. Charles Shaw of Besthorpe, Norfolk, esq., son of the said Charles and Elizabeth Shaw, William Shaw of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, esq., Edward Hughes of Hertingfordbury, Hertfordshire, esq., and William Hales of St Margarets, Westminster. ---- [Gadewyd allan y dechrau, yn ôl pob golwg], in consideration of the proposed marriage of Elizabeth Shaw and King Gould, of the manor or lp of Quixley, otherwise Whixley, otherwise Wykesley, and all the demesne lands belonging in Yorkshire, the rectory of Whixley, and other m's and lands sold to Charles Shaw by Christopher Tanckred in trust for uses specified in the deed.

1) A Declaration of Stephen Bayard, esq., mayor of New York, concerning the authenticity of an affidavit of Catherine Clopper, wife of Cornelius Clopper of New York, testifying to her presence at the birth of John Wytt. 2) An Affidavit of Catherine Clopper re the above.

2) A Schedule of papers delivered by Cater to P. Holford.

1. An Agreement between Andrew Maund of Brecon, carpenter, and Charles and John Morgan of Tredegar for building a town hall at Brecon (7 Sept. 1771), bill for additional work, and settled account.

(1) Letter from Charles Morgan to George Morgan of Brecknock concerning the possibility of an early election and other miscellaneous matters. (2) Letter (unsigned copy) to Charles Morgan concerning his claim to comortha payments, and the inexpediency of enforcing such claims at the moment owing to an approaching election.

Lease (21 Oct. 1856) for 60 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to Thomas Honey of Newport, potter, of a parcel of land (510 sq. yards) on the west side of Baldwin Street (further described), engrossed with a memorandum recording the surrender of part of the land in the west in exchange for an extension to the south, 10 Jan. 1862.

Assignment (8 July 1839) of two parcels of land on the west side of Commercial Street, Newport (leased 31 Dec. 1831 by the Tredegar Wharf Company to John Owen (d. 7 Dec. 1837) for 66 years), and the six messuages erected thereon (further described), subsequent deeds and memoranda, 1839-1887, and surrender, 15 March 1893.

Lease (14 Oct. 1875) for 30 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to Alfred Hazell of Mount Joy Place, builder, of a parcel of land (159 sq. yards) on the south side of Upper Alma Street (further described), subsequent deeds and documents, 1876-1903, and surrender, 7 Nov. 1902.

Papers relating to premises in Commercial Street leased (1 Jan. 1831) by the Tredegar Wharf Comany to Nicholas Yealland, including a schedule of title deeds (1831-1856) belonging to John Blackmore, [1853 watermark], Alliance Fire Office insurance policy, 1878, and receipts for insurance premiums, 1878-1883.

Underlease (18 Sept. 1875) of 129 Commercial Road, parcel of a piece of land let (1 Jan. 1831) by the Tredegar Wharf Company for 66 years, subsequent deeds, 1875-1893, and surrender, 27 Sept. 1893.

Lease (6 Jan. 1840) for 65 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to David Price of Newport, haulier ('hallier'), of a parcel of land (718 sq. yards) in p. St Woolloos on the south-west side of the Monmouthshire Canal Company’s tramroad from Court-y-bella Machine to Pillgwenlli (further described), and subsequent deeds and memoranda, 1871-1898.

Lease (14 July 1848) for 57 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to John Phillips of Pillgwenlli, labourer, of a parcel of land (345 sq. yards) on the north side of Temple Street (further described), and subsequent deeds and documents, 1887-1895.

Statutory declaration by John Fulford of Cardiff, gent., 28 May 1894, relating to his possession of the lease (2 June 1847) by the Tredegar Wharf Company to Charles Haine of land, messuages or dwellinghouses now known as 1-5 Constable Lane.

Papers relating to a re-valuation of the properties of the Monmouthshire estate.

Draft conveyances relating to lots 121-199 of the 1915 sale of Breconshire estate properties.

Draft conveyances relating to lots 1-60 of the 1915 sale of Breconshire estate properties.

Draft conveyances relating to lots 63-120 of the 1915 sale of Breconshire estate properties.

Lease (22 Sept. 1841) for 59 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to James Parett of Newport, block maker, of a parcel of land (680 sq. yards) on the east side of Castle Street, Pillgwenlli (further described), and subsequent deeds and documents, 1853-1894.

Lease (14 June 1875) for 30 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to Alfred Card of Capel Street, Newport, builder, of a parcel of land (603 sq. yards) on the south side of the said street (further described), and further deeds, 1875-1887, and surrender, 15 March 1893.

Lease (26 May 1853) for 52 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to Alexander Waddington of Usk, gent., of a parcel of land on the west side of Dock Street (further described), and subsequent deeds, 1868-1890.