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1 Charles Lewis of Hindwall, t. Walton, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., esq. 2 Sir Richard Prynce of Abbey Forgatt, near Shrewsbury, Shropshire, kt, Phillipp Prynce, esq., his son and heir apparent, and Wrotesley Prynce of Abcott, Shropshire, gent. Settlement (previous to the marriage of the first party and Margarett, the daughter of the said Sir Richard Prynce) of Hindwell, otherwise Hindwall, late in the occupation of Hugh Lewis, esq., dec., late father of the said Charles Lewis, except Woorall, Cramore Shade, and Lakehill, containing 2 a. each, and of a water corn mill, both in t. Walton, the Fourstones, purchased by the said Hugh Lewis from John Lewes, gent., Townesend Lewes, his son and heir, and Dorothy, wife of the said Townesend, all in p. Old Radnor, Ladyland, t. Harpton, p. New Radnor, together with about 66 a. of land thereto belonging, purchased by the said Hugh Lewes from Phillipp Stephen and Miler Lewes, gent., a capital m. called Needwall, otherwise the Lea, in the occupation of James ap Edward, except parcels of land called Greate Needwall and Two shillings, of a parcel of land called the Claypitts, p's Old Radnor and New Radnor, purchased by the said Hugh Lewis from John Havard, gent., and others, Legge meadow, in Kinnerton, p. Old Radnor, and five m's in Rhuellawre, p. Cascobb, except a parcel of ground called Llaynheere, all in co. Rad. [See also No. 530 of 29 March 1745 and No. 561 of 4 Dec. 1810.].

1 Capt. Thomas Legg, late of Willey, now of Leintall Starks, Herefordshire, and Richard Vaughan of London, gent. 2 Henry Gorges of Eye, Herefordshire, esq. 3 The Rt Hon. Lt Gen. Richard Gorges of Kilbrew, Co. Meath, Ireland, esq., and Thomas, Lord Conningesby. Lease and Release (assignment of the term specified in No. 9 of 6 March 1709/10. No. 11 endorsed: Assignment in trust, 1745, March 28, by Margaret, Countess Coningesby to Thomas Pickering of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, gent., of the term of 500 years in Hindwell, otherwise Hindwall, t. Walton, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad.

1 William, Earl of Mansfield. 2 Henry, Duke of Beaufort. Power Of Attorney to execute all deeds, etc., relating to the trusts of the will of Charles, Duke of Rutland. Attested copy.

1 John Griffith of Downton, p. New Radnor, co. Rad., gent., and John Griffiths of Stockwell, p. Old Radnor, maltster. 2 Thomas Pritchard (Prichard) of Gladestry, yeoman. Lease and Release (being a mortgage for £150) of the properties specified in Nos 999-1000. (Alternative names are Stockwell and the upper and lower Cunningarys.) The release is endorsed: 1753, Feb. 21, Further Charge of £50.

1 John Griffith of Walton, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., yeoman. 2 Peter Rickards of Evenjobb, co. Rad., esq. 3 Thomas Brewster of Kington, Herefordshire, gent. 4 John Griffith, the younger, William Griffith, and Elizabeth Griffith (sons and daughter of the first party). Lease and Release (subject to the mortgage and further charge specified in Nos 1001-2 of 26-7 July 1748) of the properties specified therein, to uses.

1 Thomas Prichard of Gladestry, co. Rad., yeoman. 2 John Griffith of Walton, p. Old Radnor, yeoman. 3 Peter Rickards of Evenjobb, esq. Lease and Release (being a reconveyance) of the properties specified in Nos 1003-4 of 17-18 Nov. 1761, to uses.

1 John Griffiths. 2 William Griffiths, Thomas Davies of Old Radnor, co. Rad., husbandman, and Elizabeth his wife. Release of the properties specified in Nos 1005-6 of 23-4 Sept. 1765 from the payment of £200.

Estreat of man. Orleton recording the admission of John Griffiths of Old Radnor, co. Rad., yeoman, eldest son and heir of his late father, John Griffiths, dec., to the tenancy of the Bottle.

1 John Griffiths, the elder, of Birchop, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., gent. 2 John Young of Downton, p. New Radnor, co. Rad., farmer. 3 Richard Watkins of the Knap, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., farmer. 4 Thomas Griffiths, John John [sic] Griffiths, the younger, Mary Evans Griffiths, and Edward Evans Griffiths, of Old Radnor, co. Rad., [children of the first party]. Lease and Release of the Old Bottle, near the Maidenhead Inn, man. and p. Orleton, Herefordshire, a dwelling house at or near Stockwells on the right hand of the turnpike road from Walton to Old Radnor churchyard, two m's under the same roof and the site of buildings near Old Radnor churchyard, m., lands, lime kilns, etc., called Stockwells, and wainhouse and granary adjoining the house over the way, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., to uses.

1 Isabella, duchess dowager of Rutland, Henry, Duke of Beaufort, William, Earl of Mansfield, and the Rt Hon. William Pitt (trustees of the will of Charles, Duke of Rutland, dec.). 2 Percival Lewis of Downton, co. Rad., and Thomas Brewster of Hereford, esq's. Grant of the rectory of Llanvihangel Nantmellon, co. Rad.

1 Edward Evans Griffiths of Stockwell, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., farmer. 2 Thomas Griffiths of Walton in the same p., farmer. Agreement to increase the interest on the mortgage specified in Nos 1014-15 of 17-18 Dec. 1824 to 5%.

1 Thomas Griffiths of Walton, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., farmer. 2 John Griffiths of Tuthill, p. Kington, Herefordshire, farmer. 3 William Morgan of Wellington, Herefordshire, farmer, and Mary Evans his wife (late Mary Evans Griffiths, spinster). 4 Edward Evans Griffiths of Stockwell, p. Old Radnor aforesaid, farmer. Release of Stockwells with lime kilns, etc., p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., from the payment of three separate sums of £200 each specified in Nos 1009-10 of 11-12 May 1812.

1 Edward Evans Griffiths of Stockwell, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., farmer. 2 John Young of Downton, p. New Radnor, farmer. 3 Thomas Griffiths of Walton, p. Old Radnor, farmer. 4 James Davies of Presteign, ironmonger. Lease and Release (being a mortgage for £400) and an assignment of a term of 100 years in trust to attend the inheritance in the property specified in No. 10-13 of 16 Dec. 1824.

Certificate that John Griffith of Tuthill, p. Kington, Herefordshire, has given up all claim on the property specified in No. 1008 of 24 Oct. 1795, late the property of his father, John Griffith of Stockwell.

1 John Griffiths of Tuthill, p. Kington, Herefordshire, farmer. 2 Thomas Griffiths of Walton, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., farmer (eldest son and customary heir of John Griffiths, the elder, late of Birchop, p. Old Radnor aforesaid, gent., dec.). Release of claims to the copyhold m. and land called The Old Bottle near The Maidenhead, man. and p. Orwon, Herefordshire. Damaged by damp.

Papers (report, order, and forwarding letter) relating to the petition of Mary Griffiths, widow of Thomas Griffiths, late of Walton, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., farmer, that his son, Thomas Griffiths, an infant, should convey the properties specified in Nos 1014-15 of 17-18 Dec. 1824.

1 The Commissioners of the Land-Revenue. 2 Percival Lewis of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq.,. Agreement to sell the yearly rent of £10 payable to his Majesty in respect of the property specified in No. 101.

1 Thomas Griffiths of Walton, p. Old Radnor, gent. 2 Mary Griffiths of Walton aforesaid, widow. 3 Edward Evans Griffiths of New Radnor, co. Rad., farmer, and Martha his wife. 4 John Adcock Phillips of Presteigne, co. Rad., and Thomas Galliers of Stocking, p. Presteigne, Herefordshire, gents. 5 The Rt Hon. Thomas Frankland Lewis of Harpton Court, co. Rad. Lease and Release of Stockwell with lime kilns and buildings the other side of the turnpike road, and of 11/4 a. of land near Stanner turnpike gate, p. Old Radnor, co. Rad., and an assignment of a term of 100 years therein to merge. Annexed is July 31, Declaration by Richard Banks and Benjamin Bodenham, both of Kington, Herefordshire, gents, that they examined Martha, the wife of Edward Evans Griffiths, touching her knowledge of the contents of No. 1023.