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Order for Sir W.C. de Crespigny to pay the residue of purchase monies of certain lots of the estate of Herbert Lloyd.

1. Samuel Tardrew, of Carmarthen, Druggist;. 2. Sir William de Crespigny. Covenant to produce deeds.

1. Eleanor Vickers, of Llanfawr, widow;. 2. Vickers Hamilton Jacob, of Ballinakill, Queen's county, Ireland;. 3. Mary Wisdom, of Holyhead, widow. Lease of a plot of land in Holyhead.

1. Sir John Owen, of Orielton, co. Pembroke, Hugh Owen Owen of Llanstinan; William Owen and James Owen, upholsterers, Joseph Tombs, merchant; William Rees, John Phillips, druggist, Joseph Marychurch, ironmonger; and Thomas Beynon, merchant, all of Haverforwest;. 2. The said Hugh Owen Owen;. 3. Thomas Rennie Hutton, of No. 5 Jeffries Square, London. Agreement concerning a lease of quarries on Precelly Mountain, in the parish of Maenclochog, co. Pembroke.

1. The Hon. Rudolph William Basil Feilding, Viscount Fielding and Callan; Edward Ratcliff, of Liverpool; Mary Anne, his wife; and Robert Williamson of Liverpool;. 2. The Rev. John husband, of Queens Ferry, co. Flint; Richard Ashton and George Henry Lightoller, of Chorley, co. Lancaster, cotton spinners; Alfred Quick, of Liverpool; and Absalom Francis, of Halkin, co. Flint. Lease (counterpart) of mines veins or beds of lead ore in Brynfford Hall, Holywell. (Signed by Absolom Francis alone).

1. William Francis of Bryn Derwen, in Llandegai, co. Caernarvon;. 2. John Jacob, of Queens Park, Chester;. 3. John Griffith, of Bodegri, parish of Llanrhyddlad. Conveyance of a croft in Bodwyn Farm, parish of Llanrhyddlad, co. Anglesey.

1. William James Maxwell, of Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square, co. Middlesex, and Sir James Sibbald David Scott, of No. 17 Oxford Square, co. Middlesex, Bart;. 2. John Lloyd Jones, of Deganwy, co. Carnarvon;. 3. Edwin Newman, of Yeovil, co. Somerset, and Robert James Sisson, of St. Asaph, co. Flint. Conveyance of messuages (the Deganwy Estate) in the parish o flLanrhos, otherwise Eglwysrhos, co. Carnarvon. (No. 2165).

1. Francis Barchard, of Horstead Place, co. Sussex, and John Parkinson Ffinch, of Barnstaple, co. Devon;. 2. Robert James Sisson, of Talardy, near St. Asaph;. 3. Joseph Thomas, of Eglwysrhos, gardener, David Evans of Towyn, Custom house Officer, Robert Twiss of Towyn, labourer, John Thomas of Segwyn, labourer, John Robert of Glanymor, Towyn, fisherman, all in the parish of Eglwyshros, Hugh Twiss and John Twiss of 24 Greenfield Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool, builders, John Jones, of Colwyn, co. Carnarvon, blacksmith, and William Bridge, late of Gorphwysfa, parish of Conway, and now of Liverpool;. 4. The Rev. Richard Prichard, the superintendent preacher of the circuit in the Methodist Connexion in which the hereinafter mentioned Chapel is situated. Release (Counterpart) of a piece of land and Chapel in the parish of Eglwysrhos. (No. 2179).

1. John Masterman, of 61 Gresham House, London;. 2. Robert James Sisson, of Talardy, St. Asaph;. 3. Joseph Evans of Haydock Grange, co. Lancaster. Release in repeat of the part owing to John Masterman of the purchase money of a portion of the Deganwy estate. With two sheets of a draft agreement and accounts. (No. 2169).

1. William Thomas Lewis, and Jarvis William Barber, public accountant (liquidation trustees of the estate of Thomas Joseph, of 9 Fenchurch Street, London, and Ty Draw, Treherbert, etc., Colliery Proprietor);. 2. The said Thomas Joseph. Agreement for the incorporation of a public company to take over the Dunraven colliery, co. Glamorgan.

1. Gruff 'ap Ith' ap Edn' free tenant of the township of Bughtan, co. Flint. 2. David Pennant ap Tud' ap Ith'. Grant of lands in Bughtan aforesaid. Latin.

1. Edward Pennante, executor of the will of Nicholas Penannte, clerk, deceased. 2. Henry Penannte. Assignment of the tithe corn of Lytle Bagillt, as well as the tithe hay of Great Bagillt and Lytle Bagillt, parish of Holywell, co. flint, leased for a number of years not yet expired by Nicholas late abbot of Bassingwerke to David Pennante.

Praecipe And Concord in a fine whereby thoams Cure, senior and Thomas Crue, junior, recognised three messuages in Hoult, co. Denbigh, to be the right of Charles Waring and Edward Gifford. (Copy).

1. Walter Thomas of the County Borough of Carmarthen, and Catherine, his wife;. 2. David Edwards of Rhyd Gorse within the liberties of the said Borough. Mortgage of a burgage late in the tenure of Francis Aston, widow, in Priory Street in the said borough.