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1. William Richards of High Street, Swansea, co. Glam., provision merchant;. 2. Esau Jenkins of Landore Inn, Landore near Swansea aforesaid, licensed victualler. Underlease, for the residue of a term of 60 years less 10 days, of a dwelling-house, shop and premises now in the occupation of Esau Jenkins and situate between the Landore Inn aforesaid and certain premises occupied by the said William Richards and being part of the premises specified in No. 141, dated 21 May 1875. Counterpart.

1. William Jenkins of Siloh Road, Landore, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam., hammerman, a member of the Second Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society;. 2. The said Second Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society. Mortgage of the leasehold property specified in No. 143, to secure payment of subscriptions in respect of an advance of £150.

1. William Jenkins of Siloh Road, Landore, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam., hammerman;. 2. Thomas Powell of The Elms, Swansea, esq. Assignment of the equity of redemption of the leasehold properties specified in No. 155.

1. Walter Bevan and John Bevan, his only son and heir apparent, both of Merthir Kynock, co. Brec., gent's;. 2. Thomas Watkins of the same, gent., and Jonnet Watkins, spinster, his eldest daughter;. 3. John Davies and Walter Watkins, gent's, both of said p. Merthir Kynock. Grant (pre-nuptial settlement of the said John Beavan and the said Jonnet Watkins) of m's and lands called Tyr Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglows y beath, p. Merthir Kynock. Counterpart.

Will dated 17 May 1754. [Bequests include properties called Tyr y Kyrnalet, Cwm Lannerch, Pant Griffith, Tyr Eglwys y Bedd.]. Attested copy.

1. Samuel Pryce of the town of Brecon, co. Brec., apothecary;. 2. Anne Oliver of p. St James within the Liberty of Westminster, spinster;. 3. Stephen Joseph of p. Disserth, co. Rad., yeoman;. 4. James Jones of the town of Rayader and Evan Evans of p. Llansaintfread Cwm y toyddwr, both of co. Rad., gent's. Release to uses (pre-nuptial settlement of the said Samuel Pryce and the said Anne Oliver) of m's and lands called Tyr Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglwys y Beath, p. Merthir Cynog, and a capital m. and lands called Tir Dolymenin, p. Llanavan-vechan, all in co. Brec.; and a Declaration of the uses of a fine of the property situated in Llanavan-vechan. Attached are two final concords in a fine, 29 March 1768, of three m's, etc., and 270 a. of land in p's Llanlleonfell and Llanavanvechan, co. Brec., suffered between Stephen Joseph, yeoman, plaintiff, and Samuel Price, apothecary, deforciant.

1. Samuel Pryce of Brecon, co. Brec., esq.;. 2. William Jones, p. Merthyr Cynog, farmer. Lease for 99 years of m's called Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglwys y Bedd, p. Merthyr Cynog. Endorsement of even date: agreement allowing the said William Jones to carry muck from the within demised properties to an adjoining m. called Tyr Rhos y Bryn in his occupation.

1. Samuel Pryce of the town of Brecon, co. Brec., esq.;. 2. Elizabeth Wilkins of the same, spinster;. 3. Robert Williams and William Wilkins, both of the said town of Brecon, esq's. Release to uses (pre-nuptial settlement of the said Samuel Pryce and the said Elizabeth Wilkins) of two m's and lands called Dole y Menin and Ponbrin, p's Llanavan vechan and Llanlleonvel, a m. and lands called Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglwys y Beath, p. Merthir Cynog, and a burgage or dwelling-house in The Struet in the town of Brecon.

Will dated 11 Feb. 1813.

1. Sybil Middleton of Lowfield Heath, p. Charlewood, Surrey, widow;. 2. The Rev. Richard Wilbraham Ford, rector of Little Rissington, Gloucestershire, clerk, and the Rev. James Buckoll of Limber near Brigg, Lincolnshire, clerk. Release of right and interest as heiress-at-law and next-of-kin of Ann Edwards, late of South Cerney, Gloucestershire, widow, dec. [References to estate of Dolymenin, Pant Griffith, p. Merthyr Cynog, and properties in p. Llansaintfread.]. Attested copy.

1. The Rev. Richard Wilbraham Ford of Little Risington, Gloucestershire, and the Rev. James Buckoll, formerly of Siddington, Gloucestershire, but now of Limber, Lincolnshire, clerks;. 2. Mary Price of the town of Builth, co. Brec., widow;. 3. Thomas Morgan of the town of Abergavenny, co. Mon., and Rees Williams of Mannest Court, co. Brec., gent's;. 4. John Jones of Pant, p. Merthyrcynog, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release of m's and lands called Pant Griffith and Tyr Eglwys y Bedd, p. Merthyr Cynog, and a dwelling-house called Tyr Ucha in the village of Merthyr Cynog, all now known by the single name of Pant Griffith Farm or Estate.

1. The Rev. Richard Wilbraham Ford of Little Risington, Gloucestershire, and the Rev. James Buckoll, formerly of Siddington, Gloucestershire, but now of Limber, Lincolnshire, clerks;. 2. Thomas Morgan of the town of Abergavenny, co. Mon., Rees Williams of Mannest Court, co. Brec., and John Jones of Pant, p. Merthyr Cynog, co. Brec., gent's. Covenant for the production of title deeds dated 21-2 Oct. 1839 relating to properties specified therein.

1. John Jones of Pant, co. Brec., gent.;. 2. George Cobb of the town of Leamington, Warwickshire, esq. Further Mortgage, to secure an additional sum of £500, of the properties specified in No. 175.

1. Hans Sloane Stanley of Poultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. Robert Place Leyson of Neath, co. Glam., surgeon. Lease for 21 years of a m. in the occupation of the second party. Not executed.

1. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. Joseph Tregelles Price of Neath Abbey, co. Glam., Robert Were Fox and Alfred Fox, both of Falmouth, Cornwall, Charles Fox of Trebah, Cornwall, and Thomas Were Fox and William Fox, both of Plymouth, Devon, all coal and iron merchants. Lease for 60 years of the capital m. with the lands and cottages thereto belonging, p. Cadoxton and ht Dyffryn Clydach, co. Glam., forming part of the Court Ryd hyr estate, and all coal works, etc., thereon (subject to No. 187 of 23 April 1825 and No. 188 of 30 Jan. 1850) and the benefit of all watercourses except the water below the dam made by Messrs Price and Co. (the Neath Abbey Iron Co.) 47 feet above the Coomb or Cwm velin waterfall. [Annexed is a plan of lands and minerals leased to the Neath Abbey Coal Co.]. Counterpart.

1. The South Wales Railway Co. incorporated by the South Wales Railway Act, 1845;. 2. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq. Grant of pieces of land in p. Cadoxton juxta Neath. (Plan in margin.).

1. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. Richard Williams of Taillwydon, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., publican. Lease for 93 years of a piece of ground at Taillwydon aforesaid bordering on the parish road leading from Pontardawe to Neath Abbey and the river Clydach. (Plan on reverse.). Counterpart.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Grantham, Leicestershire [sic], clerk in holy orders;. 2. Frederick Joseph Gibbins. Agreement for the annual tenancy of the dwelling house called Graig Cottage, ht Duffryn Clydach, co. Glam. Counterpart.