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Case and opinion of counsel so far as it applies to the gift to the Llandaff Additional Curates Society contained in the will of Henry John Randall, deceased (copy).

Commission to inquire into the inadequate performance of ecclesiastical duties in the parish of Llangibby, requisition to appoint a curate, etc.

Returns of the archdeacon of Monmouth, the archdeacon of Llandaff, and the dean and chapter of Llandaff to the bishop of the election of commissioners under the Pluralities Acts.

1. Sir John Thomas of Wenvoe, co. Glam., Bart., and Dame Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. Edward Nickoll of the parish of Peterston-super-Ely, co. Glam., yeoman. Lease for ninety-nine years or for the lives of the lessee, Thomas son of William Nickoll his brother, and William son of John Evan his brother-in-law, of their tenement of meadow containing three acres in the parish of Peterstone, co. Glam., the lands of Sir John Awbrey, Bart., the lands of the heirs of Colonel Mathews, and the lands belonging to the Castle Amenagh Estate, formerly in the occupation of Arnold Pranch. Timber is excepted to the lessors. The annual rent is one shilling at Michaelmas, a couple of pullets, the work of one man at harvest time, and a heriot of five shillings at the death of each tenant. This lease is granted in consideration of twenty pounds.

1. William Morgan of the parish of Eglwsilan, co. Glam., gent.;. 2. Thomas Lewis of Newhouse in the parish of Llanishen, co. Glam., esquire;. 3. William Howell of the parish of Eglwsilan, yeoman. Assignment of mortgage in five hundred pounds of the parsonage of Eglwsilan with the chapels of Llanvabon and St. Martins near Caerphilly, together with their buildings and glebe-lands and tithes. The archdeacon and chapter of Llandaff had leased the said parsonage to the said William Howell for twenty-one years. The latter mortgaged the said parsonage to the said William Morgan in five hundred and fifty pounds, of which he repaid fifty pounds. The said Thomas Lewis repaid the remaining five hundred pounds and took over the mortgage for the remainder of the term of lease, with a proviso for repayment of the said sum by the said William Howell.

Abstract of the title of Miss Jenkins to five hundred pounds directed to be raised for the younger children of Elias Jenkins, of Swansea, esq., deceased.

1. Richard, bishop of Llandaff;. 2. Frederick, archbishop of Canterbury. Grant of the right of presentation to the office of archdeacon of Llandaff when it next falls vacant. Attached to Miscellaneous Deeds 23 dated 1789, Jan. 24.

1. Anne Howell of the parish of Eglwysilan, co. Glam., widow, and William Howell of the same place, her son;. 2. Mary Llewellin of the town of Cardiff, widow, executrix of John Llewellin late of Coedriglan, parish of St. Georges, co. Glam., esq., deceased. Mortgage in six hundred pounds, for the remainder of the term of a lease of twenty-one years granted to the said Anne and William Howell by the bishop, archdeacon, and chapter of Llandaff, of the parsonage of Eglwsilan and the chapels of Lanvabon and St. Martins near Caerphilly, with their buildings, glebe-lands, and tithes.

1. William Powell otherwise Howell of the parish of Lanfabon, co. Glam., gent.;. 2. Mary Llewellin of the town of Cardiff, widow and executrix of John Llewellin late of Coedriglan in the parish of St. George, co. glam., esq., deceased;. 3. Mary Powell of the parish of Lanfabon, spinster, sister of the said William Powell;. 4. Robert William Halhed of the Priory near Reading, co. Berks., esq., and the Rev. Robert Clerke Caswall of the town of Burford, co. Oxford. Bargain And Sale of the parsonage of Eglwsilan and the chapels of Lanvabon and St. Martin near Caerphilly with their buildings, glebe-lands, and tithes, for the remainder of the term of a lease of twenty-one years granted to the said William Powell by the bishop, archdeacon, and chapter of Llandaff. The sale was made in consideration of the repayment of six hundred and thirty pounds by the said Robert William Halhed and Robert Clerke Caswall to the said Mary Llewellin, to whom the said parsonage and chapels were mortgaged, and a further charge of seven hundred and fifty pounds paid by the said Robert William Halhed and Robert Clerke Caswall to the said William Powell. The proviso for repayment is cancelled. The said Mary Powell, sister of the said William Powell, assigned all her rights and interest to the said William Powell.

An Act to enable the rector of the parish church of Merthyr Tydvil for the time being to grant leases of the glebe belonging to the said rectory. Copy.