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1 Richard Hughes Lloyd of Gwerclas, co Mer, esq. 2 Benjamin Colley of Poynton, co Salop, gent. Further Mortgage for £500 of property as in F10.

1 Richard Hughes Lloyd of Gwerclas, co Mer, esq. 2 Benjamin Colley of Poynton, co Salop, gent. Further Mortgage for £600 of property as in F7 and a capital m. called Gwerclas, p Llangar, co Mer. in the occupation of 1.

The correspondents include Sir John Ballinger, 1920-9 (D43/1, 9, 35-6, 38, 49, 54, 56, 58, 74, 76, 78, 80); Lord Davies of Llandinam, 1927-31 (D43/69, 89); J. H. Davies, 1926 (D43/29); Sir William Llewelyn Davies, 1926-32 (D43/44, 85, 91, 93); D. Lloyd George, 1924 (D43/22); Henry Neville Gladstone, 1923-7 (D43/17-18); Maud E. Gladstone, 1923 (D43/17-18); Evan D. Jones, 1925-31 (D43/32-4, 41-3, 45-8, 50-1, 61, 64-5, 67-8, 70-2, 88); Fred Llewellyn Jones, 1925 (D43/25, 27); D. Lleufer Thomas, 1926 (D43/59); and Sir John Williams, 1920-2 (D43/2-3, 8, 11-14).

Arranged chronologically.

The correspondents include Sir John Ballinger, 1910-19 (D42/17, 23-7, 30, 38, 57-8, 66, 84-5, 90, 93, 95, 104, 108-12, 121, 123, 125, 127); J. H. Davies, 1906-13 (D42/4, 7, 13, 53); Dame Margaret Lloyd-George, 1910-13 (D42/19, 56); Sir John Morris-Jones, 1918-19 (D42/105, 117-19); Thomas Jones CH, 1916 (D42/98); T. Gwynn Jones, 1919 (D42/122); Lord Kenyon, 1912 (D42/49); Lord Mostyn, 1918 (D42/107, 114); T. F. Roberts, 1906 (D42/3); and Sir John Williams, 1907-19 (D42/5-6, 8, 19-11, 14-15, 20, 22, 28-9, 31, 33-5, 37, 39-42, 44-7, 51, 54-5, 60, 62-3, 65, 68, 73-5, 88, 92, 94, 97, 103, 120, 126).

Endorsed by John Herbert Lewis, 'Found on Friday the 11th October 1918 in a heap of rubbish on the floor of a druggist's shop opposite the square tower which still stands at Bethume. The inhabitants were allowed to remove their goods in motor lorries but they had to leave many things behind'.

1 William Phelip, Robert, clerk of Stotfold and Richar Squyer of the same. 2 John Gene of Astewik, Thomas Pilche of Asshewell, Thomas Smyth of the same, chandler, and Robert Eir' of Henpworth. Gift of a m. and gr. in Astewik [co Bedford] lying between tmt. of the Abbot of Wardon' to the east and the m. of John Astewik to the West, and 1 piece of land adjoining above the royal way and another above le Myllewei with one parcel of land of the same m. with 21/2 a. of land in lp Astewik of which 1 a. lies in a square furlong called le Mersshe between the land of John Endirbi to the east and the land of John Astewik to the west, and one plot of land adjoining above the royal way towards the west; another a. of land in le Mershe, next to the land of Thomas Astewik to the west, one piece of land adjoining above le Grote and another above le Donhegge and 1/2a. lying in the square furlong Syndellys between the land of John Endirbi to the west and the land of the hospice of St John to the east, and one piece of land adjoining above le Myllewei towards the south, all of which were held from the gift of John Aleyn of Astewik. Witnesses: John Astewik, gent., John Cence and John de Liye of Astewik. Dated at Astewik. Latin.

1 Jane Brown of Gwesfryn, co flint, widow, John Brown of Gwesfryn, mason, Edward Brown of Llanasa, co Flint, mason, Joseph Brown of Chester, carpenter, and Samuel Brown of Gwesfryr, labourer. 2 Peter Hughes of Ffynnon Groyw, p Llanasa, shoemaker. Grant of a parcel of land allotted to one William Brown from the common or waste land called Llinegr containing 22 square yards. Consideration: £15.

1 Rt Hon Edward Mostyn, Lord Mostyn. 2 John Dawson of Gronant, near Rhyl, co Flint, gent. Grant of a parcel of land in p Llanasa, co Flint as shown on a map. Consideration: £30.

1 Henry Parry of Bulchan, p Henllan, co Denb, clerk, Augustus ap Henry Parry of Llanasa, co Flint, surgeon, and Margaret Parry of Llanasa, spinster. 2 James Simner of Denbigh, co Denb, currier. Grant of a parcel of land in p Llanasa, co Flint, which was awarded to 1 by the award dated 2 October 1854 'made in the Matter of the Inclosure of Picton Marsh'. Consideration: £16.

1 Peter Hughes of 13 St James's Place in the borough of Liverpool, mason. 2 Richard Thomas of Bethesda, co Caern, quarryman, Ellis Williams of Tanyffordd, p Llanllechid, co Caern, quarryman, Richard Evans of Llidiartygwenyn in the same p., quarryman, and Robert Parry of Tanyffordd, quarryman, all trustees of the Quarrymen's Benefit Building Society established at Bethesda. 3 James Simner of Denbigh, co Denb, currier. 4 Abel Simner, a clerk in the Office of the Poor Law Commission, Somerset House, London. Grant of property as in F26. Consideration: £52.17.0.

1 William Lacon Childer of Kinlet Hall, co Worcs, esq, and Richard Watkin Price of Rhiwlas, co Mer, esq. 2 Mary Charlotte Lloyd of Rhagatt, co Mer, spinster. Grant of property as in F7. Consideration: £4,000.

1 Mary Charlotte Lloyd of Rhagatt, co Mer, spinster. 2 Richard Humphreys of Plas Llanfagdalen, co Caern, farmer, and John Owen of Tynllwyn, p Bangor, co Caern, farmer. Grant of property as in F7. Consideration: £4,375.

1 William Turner of Parkia, co Caern, esq. 2 Henry Turner late of Plas Brerton, but now of Bryntirion, co Caern. 3 James Eyton of Mold, co Flint, gent. 4 Robert Eyton of Flint, co Flint, esq. 5 Edward Eyton of Mostyn, co Flint, esq. Grant of property as in F9 with an assignment of the residue of a term of 1,000 years in trust to attend the inheritance. Consideration: £645.

1 John Davies of Llainwen, p Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, co Denb, gent. 2 John Jones of the Red Lion Inn, Meliden, co Flint, miner, and Sarah his wife. 3 Mary Jones of Ffynnongroyw, p Llanasa, co Flint, spinster. 4 William Jones of 8 Back Stanley Crescent, Liverpool, co Lancaster, yeoman. 5 Richard Jones of the same, timber sumper, and Elizabeth his wife. 6 Robert Williams of 9 Sidney Place, Grinfield Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool, co Lancaster, joiner. 7 James Simner of Denbigh, co Denb, currier. Grant of three parcels of land and three unfinished m's thereon erected on Picton Marsh, p Llanasa, co Flint. Consideration: £200.

'Opening the new Temperance Cafe & Billiard Hall in Abergele by Herbert Roberts MP about 1910. The little old lady in a bonnet is Miss Gee, sister to Thomas Gee'.

Miscellaneous papers, mainly printed, relating to various aspects of the devolution debate, including large numbers of press cuttings and official papers. There is also a small group of correspondence addressed to John Herbert Lewis; among the correspondents are E. T. John, 1914-22, A. C. Humphreys Owen, Glansevern, 1889-90, W. J. Parry, 1890, Sir Harry Reichel, 1908, and Alfred Thomas, 1892.

On the estates of Mary Eyton, died 31 January 1870, and Cymric Eyton, died 23 June 1871.

Cf. Noyadd Trefawr 1754: 'An account of the Court of Dresden in the year 1747' by Sir Charles Hanbury Williams, envoy extraordinary to the Court of Dresden, 1747-1749.