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Accounts of chief rents charged and in arrears, with names of reeves, in the manors of Wentlloog, Pencarn, Youlton, English and Welsh Dowles, Ebboth, alias Greenfield, Fitz John de la Moor, Sutton, Cogan Fleming, Dyffryn, Malpas, Mendlegief, Redcastle, and Cogan Pembroke for 1763-65; with accounts of 'cymmortha' for Machen for 1763-65; and accounts of chief rents and names of reeves for Bassaleg manor for 1738-65; all the manors being Tredegar manors in co. Mon.

Estreat of the Court Roll of the manor of St Bride's, co. Mon., recording the surrender by Edward Morgan of p. Rumney, co. Mon., gent., of lands in p. St Bride's to the use of Ann, wife of John Howell of Newport, co. Mon., yeoman.

Presentments of the jury and homagers at the court of the manor of Llanvair Kilgeddin, co. Mon., with precepts to hold the said courts, and cognate documents, for the following years: 1778, 1780-84, 1788, 1790, 1792, 1794, 1796, 1798, 1801.

1. Catherine Durbrow of p. Lanedarne, co. Glam., and William Durbrow, widow and only son respectively of Francis Durbrow, gent., dec. 2. Daniel Phillips of p. Michaelstone y Vedow, co. Mon., yeoman. Letters Of Attorney to surrender lands in p. Peterstone within the manor of Cogan Fleming.

Printed. With observations thereon.

Estreat of the Court Roll of the manor of St Bride's, co. Mon., recording the surrender by James Williams of p. St Bride's, co. Mon., yeoman, and Cecil, his wife, of lands in p. St Bride's to the use of John Rowland of p. Lanvabon, co. Glam., yeoman.

Accounts relating to the repair and maintenance of the New Key Gout in Peterstone in the manor of Pencarne, [co. Mon.].

Correspondence between Evan Phillips of Castletown, Charles Morgan, esq., and Sir Charles Morgan concerning the trial of a man for stealing wood in Machen Park Wood.

1. Elizabeth vergh Llewellin ap Howell, widow, one of the daughters and co-heirs of Llewellin ap Howell Llewellin voya. 2. David Kemys of Kevenmablie, co. Glam., gent., and Roger Hopkyn of Maghan, co. Mon., gent. Grant in trust of all her m's, lands, and tmt's, rents, etc. in p. Mychelston super Rompney in cos Mon. and Glam. to the use of the grantor for her life, with remainder to David ap Richard, her son, and his heirs, and, in default of such issue, to her other sons successively. Latin.

1. Thomas ap Morgan of Newport, co. Mon., esq. 2. Roland Morgan of Maghan, esq., his father. Grant of his manor of Fee John of the More, alias Fige de la More, with its appurtenances, in p. St Bride's, co. Mon.; also lands, tmt's, etc. in the possession of Morgan John of Pencarn in p. Baseleg called Whitwell's Ferm of an annual rent of 40s.; another tmt in p. St Bride's; also other tmt's, as defined, I p. Baseleg. Also appointment of attorney to deliver seisin thereof. Latin.

1. Thomas Howell of Llanvedowe, co. Glam., yeoman, and Owen Thomas of Llanvedowe, yeoman. 2. Lewis Phillip Jenkin of Riddri, co. Glam., yeoman. Grant of four closes of land called kaye grayge, kaye pooll, Cwarche(?), and Y Coche tyre in p. Llanvedowe, as defined. Latin.

Award of William Morgan of Basselleg, co. Mon., gent., Rowland Morgan of Llanvedowe, co. Glam., gent., John Jenkin of Michellstone Vedowe, and Ievan Morgan of Basselleg, husbandman, arbitrators in a dispute between John Morgan Harry of Llanvedowe, yeoman, and David Morgan Harry of Llanvedowe, husbandman, touching their claims to several parcels of land bequeathed to the said David Morgan by the will of Morgan Harry, his father, and a parcel of wood called Y Werne.

Final Concord in a fine levied in the Queen's Court at Westminster between Thomas Morgan, esq., plaintiff, and Edward James, gent., and Margaret, his wife, deforciants, touching the manor of Sutton', with its appurtenances, m's, lands, etc. in St Bride's. Latin.

1. Rowland John of Michaelston y Vedowe, co. Mon., yeoman, and Joan, his wife. 2. Thomas Morgan of Wilton, Wiltshire, esq. Release, in consideration of £19, of one and a quarter a. of land in p. Michaelston y Vedowe, as defined; also a quarter of an a. in p. Michaelston y Vedowe, as defined. Latin.

1. Roger Kemys of Newport, co. Mon., gent. 2. Sir William Morgan of Tredeger, co. Mon., kt. Bond in £500 for the observance of covenants specified in a pair of indentures dasted April 19 1613.

1. Joneta John Christopher of Michelston y Vedowe, co. Mon., widow, and John Thomas of Michelston y Vedowe, yeoman. 2. Thomas Morgan of Cardyff, co. Glam., esq. Grant of two closes of land, containing two and a half a., in p. Michelston aforesaid, as defined. Latin.