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1. John wynne of Gwyder, co. Caernarvon, esq.;. 2. Elis ap Thomas Vaughan, Robert Salusbury and Thomas Poole, gentlemen. Warrant of attorney to deliver seisin of messuages, orchards and gardens late in the tenure of owen wynn, esq., and two closes called Cae'r melwr and kae kaled in the townships of llanrwst and mathebroyd, co. Denbigh.

1. Sir Thomas Myddelton, the elder, of Chirk Castle, co. Denbigh, kt.;. 2. John Chambers of Lleweny and Richard Evance of Denbigh, both of co. Denbigh, gentlemen. Warrant of attorney to collect the rent due in respect of property leased by the first party hereto to Hugh ap Rice ap John of Nancloyd, co. Denbigh, gent., including a messuage or tenement called y Plas ym mhont y go, and parcels thereto belonging or adjoining called kay'r yskybor, kay'r Pyscodlyn, kay'r dderwen, y keven llin, Tir y kyffion, y kay tan y Berllan, yr Erow garregog, y vron wenn, y vron goch, Tir Angharad, y wern hir, yr Erow las and Erow pwll yr onnen in Nant cloyd, Brynkymerey and Garthneyarth in the commote of llannerch, co. Denbigh, a messuage or tenement called y pwll Naid and parcels thereto adjoining or belonging called y kae wrth yr yskybor, y ddav gay nesa at y ty yn y pwll naid and y weirglodd gronn in Brynnkymerey and Garthneyarth aforesaid, and a messuage or tenement called Ty Thomas ap Griffith ap Ieuan and parcels thereto adjoining or belonging called kae higgin, bryn yr Acre, y kae yn rws y Ty, kae'r lloe, y kae vcha, bron y Clochydd, y Rhydd frynn, Tir yr Eglwys, kas Sion, y kae Coch and gweirglodd y pwll naid in Nantcloyd, Caervyllo, Brynkymerey and Garthneyarth.

Warrant of attorney from Sir Thomas Myddelton to William Hatfield of llanden, co. Denbigh, gent., to deliver seisin of the property leased in No. 1622 of even date.

Warrant from the Speaker of the House of Commons, to John Fay, recorder of Ruthin, concerning the same issue as that mentioned in his previous warrant. (No. 2041 of 1827, Feb. 8).

Warrant from the Speaker of the House of Commons to John Fay, recorder of the borough of Ruthin, requesting him to allow Frederick Richard West, esq., or his agent, to inspect the borough records, and also requesting the said John Fay to attend at the House of Commons on 13 February, bringing with him all such records as the aforesaid F.R. West should require to be produced before a select committee which was to consider Mr. West's complaint concerning an undue election and double return for the borough of Denbigh.

Warrant from John Price, sheriff of co. Denbigh, requesting the alderman and bailiffs of the borough of Ruthin, to provide a jury for the Quarter Sessions.

Warrant from George Adams, recorder of the court of the lordship of Ruthin otherwise Dyffryn Clwyd, addressed to Robert Jones, John Jones and Henry Caddock, bailiffs of the said lordship, authorising them to collect the heriot due on the death of David Lloyd of Plas Llanynys in the parish of Llanynys in respect of messuages, etc., in the borough of Ruthin. Endorsed with a note stating that the bailiff had received two guineas in lieu of heriot, 2 June 1830.

Warrant for gathering all waifs and estrays in the lordship of Ruthin and keeping them in custody until the next court.

Volume containing a rental of the estates of Richard Myddelton, esq., in Ruthin and Denbigh Land, 1752-5, and endorsed 'Cash rec'd by Mr. Simon in Ruthyn & Denbigh Collection in the Absence of Mr. Hosier in 1754'.

Valuation of property in Ruthin, Llanvyrog, Gyffylliog, Llanryd, Derwen, Llanvair, Boyngharad and Evenechtid, within the lordship of Ruthin by Mr. Greene, Mr. Hoblyn and Mr. Henry Mostyn separately, with added notes relating thereto.

The History of one of the New Adventurers in the Fennes of Bedford Levell, and a Purchaser under the late Rump Parliament, London, 1662. Printed.

He wished he had known sooner that Mr. Middleton had thoughts of standing for the county of Denbygh. He feared that Mr. Watkin Williams had secured a good many of the freeholders with whom he might have had an interest. He would send orders to his agent to speak to 'those that are in my Interest to be for you'.

Survey of the townships of Weston Rhyn and Bron y Garth in the parish of Saint Martins, co. Salop, giving the names of proprietors and occupiers of property, names of fields, acreages, etc.