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1 Edward Herbert the younger of Kilcow, Co. Kerry, Ireland, esq., and others. 2 Arthur Herbert and William Bourke, gent['s], attorney of the Court of King's Bench in Ireland. Warrant Of Attorney to confess judgement in an action of debt upon a bond for £2,000 at the suit of Henry Arthur Herbert of Oakley Park, Shropshire, esq.

Warrant Of Attorney to acknowledge satisfaction for Thomas Herbert on a judgement obtained by Edward Herbert and Thomas Herbert, esq's, against Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis, for £15,000 debt and 63s. costs.

Warrant Of Attorney of Christopher Clitherow to acknowledge satisfaction on record upon a judgement obtained against George Paule of Lambeth, Surrey, esq., in the Court of Common Pleas for a debt of £150 and £4.10s. costs.

Warrant Of Attorney from Somerset Davies, esq., to acknowledge satisfaction of a debt on a judgement against Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis, for £26,300 and costs.

Warrant Of Attorney from John Manners, esq., to enter satisfaction on a judgement obtained in the King's Bench against George Edward Henry Arthur Herbert, Earl of Powis, for £3,000.

Warrant Of Attorney by Christopher Clitherow of St Martins in the Feildes, tailor, to acknowledge satisfaction upon record on a judgement obtained against Dame Rachell Paule of Lambeth, Surrey, widow, in the Court of Common Pleas for a debt of £150 and 90s. costs.

Warrant from John Oldbury of London, merchant, to Joseph Coling, esq., Marshal of the Marshalsea of the Court of Kings Bench, to release George Pott of London, merchant, from prison. Copy.

Warrant for the Court leet of the manor of Pervedd, co. Card., to be held on 26 April 1766 at Cegynan fawr.

Warrant for a true extent of the seigniory of the Iland of Kerry, Co. Kerry, Ireland, in response to the petition of Edward, Lord Herbert, Baron of Chirbury. Copy.

Warrant by Robert Sawer and Edward Sawer, owners of the barony or lordship of Powis, to Edward Lloyd, gent., town clerk of Poole and Llanvillinge and recorder of the courts baron of the barony of Powis, empowering him to take custody of all writings and records of the said courts now in the hands of Humffrey Jones, gent., late town clerk and recorder, recently discharged of his said employment.

Request for the money for part of Audleybrow agreed with Mr Clive of Stych.

He has sent his lordship a petition from the parish against the intended union of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor and begs his lordship to present it to the House of Lords.

Walter Davies, Myfod, John Kynaston Powell, Charles Williams Wynn, St James's Square, London, Thomas L Jones, Oswestry, Arthur Davies, Hayes, John Jones, Lincolns Inn, John Pryce, flax dresser near Llanymynech, John Mytton, Pen y Lan, William Francis, Park Issa, and John Lloyd, Court near Newtown, to Henry Bowman, Knockin Hall. Matters arising out of the Llanfyllin and Mechen Uchcoed Inclosure Act.

The cause between Mr. Bayley and Mr. Herbert. Though Mr. Bayly denies that the title which Mr. Herbert claims to Penryndee is as Mr. Herbert charge[s] yet he is willing to comply and to work the mines jointly. Best for Herbert to agree the rather because 'we' see that Mr. Wynn of Flintshire out of about £10 per annum has in four years past cleared near [£]80000. Mr. Richard Herbert's bills. Copy.

Rent and royalty on ore (£201) due from Probert to the Earl of Lisburne.

Goolden's estate and mortgage. With draft letters by Wilding.

Rogers's tenancy of Cheswardine farm; sale of his stock to pay rent. With draft reply.

Concerning the carriage of a box of books sent by Messrs Keetin and Havers of Dunkerque to be forwarded to Paris.

The estate of Catherine Lloyd's father. Trefnant estate accounts. With press copies of replies by J. Ll. Jones to Wall.