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To John Wynne. Subject: A fox has eaten his cocks and he begs for a couple of prime cocks for a match arranged with Robert Davies of Gwysaney.

Release by Thomas Banckes of Blackfriars, London, to Sir Richard Pryse (Prise) of Gogerddan and Lewis Evans of Grays Inn, of all actions, etc, 1651.

Copy order by the trustees for the sale of fee farms for the payment of rents due in the manor of Llanbadarn Fawr to Sir John Dauntesey, instead of to the state Treasury, 1651.

This appears to be one of the college notebooks of William Williams (Speaker Williams), and is inscribed 'Sum liber Guil: Williams, Anno 1651'. It contains notes on Moral Philosophy and Ethics, extracts from Aristotle's works and questions on Logic, Ethics, Grammar, Geometry, etc.

Interrogatories to witnesses from a case in the Chancery division of the Great Sessions of Montgomeryshire between John Pughe and his wife, Elizabeth, former widow of Richard Pughe of Dolycorslwyn, plaintiffs, and Roger Mostyn and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Richard Pughe, defendants, and other related lawsuits concerning discharge of the debts and financial obligations out of the personal estate of the said Richard Pughe, deceased [post-1651]

1. John Prudderch of Llanglydwen, co. Carm., gent.
2. Lewis Prudderch of the same place, gent.
   Bond in £500 to allow 2 peaceful possession of 3 messuages and lands called Plas Keven y Llan, alias Plas y Llandre and Tir y Garett, Penn y Rallt alias Penn y Llan and Plas Penn Pont Egermont in p. Egremont, co. Carm., specified in a quitclaim of even date

To John Wynne. Subject: Request for the little bay nag.

To John Wynne. Subject: Cocks.

To John Wynne. Subject: Cockfighting.

To John Wynne. Subject: Cocks.

One of the college notebooks of William Williams containing extracts and notes on Metaphysics and Law. 'Sum ex libris Guil: Williams Coll: Iesu Comensal: Anno 1652'.

Agreements and deeds to resolve legal disputes involving Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, John Jones of Nanteos, Sir John Wittewronge of Rothampstead, Hertfordshire, and others, 1652-1661. The relevant parts of the Gogerddan estate include the Lodge and the Park, or Park Bodvage, and other messuages in the parishes of Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn and Llangynfelyn; the capital messuage of Penyberth, Tythyn y Penrhyn, Tythyn y Pandy and a fulling mill; numerous (named) messuages and lands in Aberystwyth and Trefechan; lands which descended through Dame Gwen Pryse; the manor of Llanbadarn Fawr; escheat land in Perfedd, once belonging to Griffith ap Llewellyn Vaine; and various messuages in Cwmrheidol, Rhydonnen and Faenor in the parish of Llanbadarn Fawr. Specific disputes include: actions of ejectment in the Court of Exchequer by tenants of Sir John Wittewronge against Sir Richard Pryse, 1659-1661; the rights to herring fishing in Cardiganshire, rent arrears in the lordship of Tregaron and the title to Pen Llwybir Malley, 1661.

To John Wynne. Subject: Hawking. Request for a nag.

Mainly items dated 1652-1670, but including a group of leases dated 1670-1790. See also no's 11751-11755 (leases of property, including in Here., Lincs., Berks., Westmorland, Glos., Wilts., Mddx, Devon, Dorset, and Hants., 1652-1682), 8498-8521 (deeds relating to property in Berks., 1659-1712), and 14185 (mortgage of Wollastone grange, Glos., 1670), all in the co. Mon. section.

1. John Wynne of Bodewrid, gent., and Ellin Lewis of Chwaen wen, widow;
2. William Mostyn of Brymbo, late Archdeacon of Bangor.
   Lease of the moiety of Chwaen wen in the parish of Llantrisant.

To John Wynne. Subject: Request for cocks. Also a note from Edward Wynne endorsing the request.

1. William Mostyn of Brymbo, Denbighshire, late archdeacon of Bangor; and Anne his wife;
2. William Wynne of Garthgynan, Denbighshire, Maurice Wynne of Crogen, Merioneth, Owen Wynne of Glasgoed, Caernarvonshire; and John Mostyn of Pwll y gath, Flintshire;
3. Ellin Lewis of Chwaen Wen, Anglizey, widow.
   Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon Bodowyr, Chwayn wen, Tre Cwdwgan, Penrhyn Iockin, y beydy kay(r) meirch, Kerrig y bleiddie, Tuy yn y kay, mynydd y go, Tythyn mab Anarad, Penheskin, Tir madog Lwyd and kay yr mynydd in Bodederne, Chwayn, Trevadog, Tremoylgoch, Llanddaysant, Trevibion, maylog, Llantrisant, Tregwhelyd, Rhosgolyn, Tre Ivan ap Ithon and Mathavarne Itha, Anglizey.