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1. Hugh Colley, of Chester;. 2. The Revd. Joseph Lyon, of Neston, co. Chester, clerk, Hugh Beaver Roberts of Bangor, co. Carnarvon;. 3. John Lloyd Jones, of Treganwy House, parish of Llanrhos, co. Carnarvon;. 4. Henry Harrington Bird, of Robert St., Adelphi, co. Middlesex. Conveyance of ground for a Railway and platform constructed in the parish of Llanrhos by the St. George's Harbour Co., to connect Llandudno with the Chester & Holyhead Railway. (No. 2180).

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. John Spencer, of Oakhill, parish of Shepton Mallet, co. Somerset, common brewer;. 2. Mary Skone, widow, and Ann Day Skone, spinster. Transfer Of Mortgage of properties in the parishes of Dinder and Croscombe, co. Somerset. (No. 2173).

1. Charles, Lord Bishop of St. Davids;. 2. Thomas Johnes, of Croft, co. Hereford, the Rev. Daniel Jones, vicar of Caron, clerk, David Jones, of Derry, co. Cardigan, Arthur Jones, of Carmarthen, Henry Leach of Loveston, co. Pembroke, Phillip Pugh of Tuglin, and John Jones, of Aberystwith, co. Cardigan. Lease of lead mines in the hamlet of Gorwidd, parish of Llandewy Brevy, co. Cardigan. (No. 2196).

1. John Lloyd Jones, of Chatham place, Edge Hill, co. Lancaster;. 2. Robert Roberts, of Glan y Afon, coal merchant, David Thomas, of Penybryn, John Jones, of Towyn, Blacksmith, Richard Lester of Llanrhos, victualler, David Jones of Tyn y Coed, Robert Jones of Bwlch, farmers, all in the parish of Eglwysrhos, co. Carnarvon, John Owens of Gyffin, butcher, richard Lardner, innholder, and William Bridge, grocer, both of Conway. Lease (Counterpart) of a piece of land for the erection of Wesleyan Chapel in Eglwysrhos aforesaid. (No. 2164).

1. Anthony, Lord Bishop of St. Davids;. 2. John Relly, of Pembroke, and Anne, his wife. Lease (Counterpart) of the rectory of Carew, co. Pembroke. (No. 2197).

1. The Hon. Leopold William Henry Powys, of Lilford, co. Northampton, The Right Hon. Thomas Littleton Powys, Baron Lilford of Lilford, and Thomas Henry Borroughes, of Ketton Cottage, nr. Stamford, co. Lincoln, esquire;. 2. The Right. Hon. John Lord Romilly, Master of the Rolls, and the Hon. Sir Richard Malins, senior Vice Chancellor of the High Court of Chancery. Recognizance (draft) for the due rendering of accounts of rents received by the said L.W.H. Powys, from certain hereditaments in dispute before the Court.

Order for the payment of a further annual sum of £270 to H. J. H. Hogg for the yuse of his step-son, William Vickers Jacob.

Order for the trustees of William Vickers Jacob, and infant, to devote £380 per annum to H. J. H. Hogg towards maintenance and education of the said infant.

Two Letters from Messrs Laurie & Keen to Messrs Frere & Co., and Messrs Farrer & Co., concerning the production of documents.

1. The Principal, Fellows, and Scholars of Jesus College;. 2. Henry Jenner Holder Hogg, of Llanfaur, parish of Holyhead, and Georgina, his wife;. 3. Bartle John Laurie Frere, and William Stewart Forster, both of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex. Covenant for the fencing boundaries of land in Holyhead.

1. W. Jones;. 2. H. J. Holder Hogg. Receipt for £216. 12. 4.

Appointment of Henry Jenner Holder Hogg of Llanfawr, Holyhead to be the guardian of William Vickers Jacob and others during their minority.

1. William Jones, of Grianfryn, co. Anglesea, doctor of medicine;. 2. Henry Jenner Holder Hogg, of Llanfawr. Bond for the quiet possession of the mansion house called Llanfawr. [p. Holyhead].