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Photocopies of letters relating to the winding up of CBOHT and the disposal of assets.

Notebook containing a manuscript list of all material deposited at the Library. The list gives the competitors' number in the first stage of the competition and identifies the competitors.

Records of the Welsh portion of the Duchy of Cornwall estate including include ministers' accounts, 1461-1552, of various lordships, including Bromfield and Yale and the March, including its constituent lordships mainly Montgomery; chamberlain's accounts for North and South Wales, 1487, 1520; receivers' accounts, 1544-1620; accounts of receivers of fines and amercements in the Council of Wales and the Marches, 1597-1616; accounts of receivers of Queen Henrietta Maria, 1671-1672; rentals and valuations, 1391-1698, including a rental of the rhingyllship of Iscoed, Denbighshire, 1391; petitions, 1620-?1723; certificates of survey, 1618-1695; surveys of castles, 1618-1625, including Carew, Caernarfon, Brecon, Holt, Beaumaris, Ruthin, Flint and Rhuddlan castles, deeds, 1563-1723; commissions and warrants, 1637-1727; ecclesiastical papers, 1804-1895, mainly relating to a dispute between the Prince of Wales and the Lord Chancellor over the right to patronage to certain ecclesiastical livings in Wales in 1863-1865; and manuscript plans, [c 1600]-[1650], including a manuscript plan of Holt Castle.

Ministers Account for the lordship of co. Denbigh comprising the accounts of the following:. William Norrice, kt., and Thomas Massey, esq., deputies of William Pickering, kt., farmer of the King of Valle Crucis [for Valle Crucis see G. Vernon Price, Valle Crucis Abbey (Liverpool, 1952)]. Richard Myddleton and John Roger bailiffs of the bor. of Denbigh. Bartholomew Garaway, farmer of Castell parke, Molewyke and Galgehull. David Salesberye, farmer of Postuey parke. John Salesbery, kt., farmer of Kilford parke. George Salesbury, bailiff of Abergelle. Thomas Lloyd, rhingyll of Kennerh [Ceinmeirch]. [--] Forester of Kennergh. Richard ap Sir Thomas ap D'd rhingyll of Issallet. [--], Forester of Issallet. John William ap William, rhingyll of Uchalet. [--] Forester of Uchalet. Griffith ap Kenn' ap Richard, bailiff of Istuals. [--], Forester of Istulas. Meredd' ap Dio and Rees ap Ll'n ap Yollyn, rhingylliaid of Ugdulas. [--], Forester of Ugdulas. Thomas ap Morris, farmer of the rhingyllship of Dunmaile. [--], Forester of Dunmaile. Eubule ('Epoliti') Thelwall, collector of the town of Ruthun, and bailiff of the commotes of Dogvilin, Llannergh and Collion. John Price, collector of heriots. Richard ap Harry, deputy to Humfrey Lewis collector for the colleges of Cambridge for spiritual advancement. Note: spaces left blank for names of many officials. Latin. 25mm.

Receiver's Accounts being the accounts of Thomas Trafford, receiver of North Wales of rents and profits received from the manors or commotes of Cruthin, Nantconwey, Issaph, Ughaphe, Iscorum [Is Gwyrfai], Uchorum [Uwch Gwyrfai], Evioneth, Dinllaine, Gafflogion and Kemittmayne, the town of Pullelley, the manor of Penmayne and Llysvayne, the lordship or manor of Nevin, the town of Crucketh, the fee farm of the town of Conwey and the town of Carnarvan, co. Caern., the manors or commotes of Dindd' [Dindaethwy], Maltraith, Llyvon, Tallabollion, Menay and Turkelin, the farm of Cliveock [p. Llanynghenedl] and Llanllibio [p. Bodedern], the lordship of Penros, the manor of Aberfrowe, the office of the seneschal of Rosfayer for lands in Trefgarth, the office of seneschal of Menay, Gaffrogwey [p. Llangwyllog], and the towns of Newburgh and Beaumaris, co. Ang., the commotes of Penllin, Talpont, Estimanner, Ardudwy Ishartro, Ardudwy Uchartro t's of Pennal and Hardleigh [Harlech], the farm of Havotrifrithe, the lordship of manor of Pennanllewe, the town of Bala, t. 'Newgull' and late concealed lands, co. Mer., the lordship or manor of Ewlowe, the town of Flint and Adcros [Atiscross] mill, the town of Cayros [Caerwys], the castle of Ruthland with the fee farm of a meadow called Craghanen meadow, the towns of Moston and Colleshill, the town or manor of Ruthland, the fee farm of Englefeild, t. Faenol [p. Bodelwyddan], the coal mines and woods in the manor of Moston, lead mines, the market or fair tolls in Northopp and the hundreds or commotes of Maylor Seisnegg, Hanmer and Bangor, co. Flint, the lordships of Montgomery, Kerry and Kedewen and the lordships of Arustley and Kevilliock, co. Mont., lands in the lordship of Bromfield and Yale, namely the town of Leonis [Holt], the manors of Burton, Pickill and Seswick, Iscoid, Hem, Hewlington, Cobham Almer, Cobham Iscoid, Eastlusham, Eglusegle, Ruabon, Abinbury, Dyninlley Morton, Faborum, Coyd Crispionydd, and Minera, the town or manor of Wrexham, the manors of Bedwall, Yale Raglor, Yale Preposit, Glyn Park, the parks of Dyninlley and Marsley, and the site of the castle of Denbigh, the bor. of Denbigh, parks called Castle park, Molewick, Garsnodiock and Postney, the manor or commote of Issallt, the manor of Kilford, the manor or commote of Dynmaile, lands in Llewenny [p. Henllan], Bodescaven, Tallibrin and Beraigne [p. Llanefydd], Eriveat [p. Henllan] and Alltraynan, [Galltfaenan, p. Trefnant], the manor or commote of Istulas, lands in Myvott [p. Llanrhaeadr-yng-nghinmeirch and Kaie George [?p. Abergele], the manor of Dynorbinvawre, lands in Dinhengroen and Hendregida [p. Abergele], lands in Bodrighwin [p. Llanfair Talhaearn], Maesegwick [p. Betws-yn-rhos], Wickwere [p. Cefn], Troverth [p. Betws-yn-rhos], Hendredwye [p. Llangernyw], in the commote of Istulas, the manor or commotte of Uchallet, lands in Barrog [p. Llanfair Talhearn], Archwedlock [p. Llansannan], Carebnewith, [p. ], Prestigood [? Prysgoed, p. Llanfair-talhaearn], in the said commote, the manor or commote of Uchdulas, lands in Rhewe [p. Llandrillo-yn-rhos], Talloine [p. Llansantffraid-glan-conwy] Erethlin [p. Eglwys-bach] and Kilcennis [p. Llanrwst] in the said commote, the manor or commote of Kymmerch, lands in Skibeon [p. Llanynys], Prion and Cliffero [p. Llanrhaead-yng-nghinmerch], Baghumbed [p. Llanynys] in the said commote, lands in Segroit, Carnevet, Llavassog and Clegedock [all in p. Llanrhaeadr-yng-nghinmeirch], the manor of Astrott [Ystrad], lands in Abergelley, Erethlin [p. Eglwysbach] and Llewenny [p. Henllan] lately concealed in the commote of Kymmerch, the lordship of Diffrincloid with the town of Ruthin, the manor or t. of Ruthin, and the manors or commotes of Dogviling, Llannerth and Colion, co. Denb. and debts of mizes together with Accounts of fees and allowances to various officials including constables and janitors of castles, seneschals of lordships, recorders of manors and foresters. [For Thomas Trafford's account for 1621 see NLW Brogyntyn 7390 (temporary no)]. Latin. R3 4mm,. R4 5mm, R6 4mm, R7 4mm.

Rental of fines due [on Crown lands] in t's Sellor Villa [Selwrn, p. Llandderfel], Penmayn [p. Llanfor], Doldrwyn [p. Llandderfel], Hyenegyr [p. Llandderfel], Nanfray [Nanffreuar, p. Llandderfel] Nanlleydeg [p. Llanfor] , Gwernevell Strevelyn and Kyffdy [p. Llanycil] , p. Llanyckll, t's Maystrevnant [p's Llanfihangel Y Pennant and Tywyn] and Pennantllyw [p. Llanuwchllyn], p. Llandervell, t's Garne Villa and Rewedog Isafon and Uwchafon, [p. Llanfor], p's Llangower and Llanvewthlyne, t. Penaran [p. Llanuwchllyn] p's Mauntorog, Fffstynyog and Llanvrotyn, t. Nanmore [p. Beddgelert], p's Trosveny Trawsfynydd, Llanbeder, Llandanwg, Llaneddwyn, Llanddwywe Llanyltyd, and Llannaber, to. Penryn[deudraete] [p. Llanfihangel-y-traethau], p's Llandeckwyn and Llanfachreth, t's Keven Yr Owen, Garthgynvar Gwayddgynvaur and Dyffredan [p. Brithdir], p. Dolgledey, t. Crogennan [p. Llangelynnin], p. Llangelenyn, t. Penarth [p. Llanfair] p's Talybont and Bryter [Brithdir] and p. Tyewyn, with an index of tenants and draft account of expenditure, 1580-1. Latin. 38mm.

Petition of Richard Wynn, one of the Prince's huntsmen, for a lease of a small piece of ground called Benam Towyn 'Myrion [?p. Towyn], co. Mer.

Petition of Edward Provand, preacher of God's word, requesting the Commissioners of HM Revenue to consider his position as regards his lease of a weir and fishery in Cilgerran, co. Pemb. which are becoming worthless because the people 'who dwell between the weir and the sea do fish and lay nets contrary to the ancient custom there and contrary to right' so that he must surrender his lease if no action shall be taken. [cf. D25].

Certificate of the extent and improved annual value of escheat lands in t. Clegirrog, [p. Carreg-lefn] and t. Dyrronwy, [p. Llanfachraeth], escheat lands called Byarthkaye, t. Trelowarch [p. Llanfachraeth] and escheat lands in p. Holyhead, all in co. Ang.

Certificate of the valuation of t. Trefgoid [p. Llannor], the hamlet of Nant [p. Pistyll] and of lands called Ffrithes in t. Elernion [p. Llanaelhaearn], co. Caern.

Certificate that certain coal mines in co. Flint and a proposed watercourse (both petitioned for by a Mr Morgan) will prove beneficial to the Prince's revenue, to the employment of poor people and to the Flintshire coal trade. Endorsed: 'The Certificate ... Colemynes desired by Mr Morgan'.

Survey by William Hill, auditor, of the lands and profits of the Prince of Wales within the bor. of Denbigh preparatory to making a grant in fee farm of the same to Charles Harbord, esq. Latin/English. 1m.

Draft Report of the valuation of the tolls of Knighton and Presteigne, the heriots of Cantremeleneth and parcels of lands in p's Knighton and Beguildy, within the lordship of Melleneth. Endorsed: 'Draft Report on the petition of Alderman Heynes of Worcester for several tolls, heriots' etc.

Copy Certificate of Charles Chetwind, deputy auditor of Wales, of the annual rent of the lands and court profits of the lordship of Bromfield and Yale, co. Denb., including lands of the dissolved monastery of Valle Crucis. Subscribed: 'Endorsed For Samuel Travers esq. his Majesty's Surveyor General'.

1. John Walter, kt., Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, Sir James Fullerton, one of the Gentlemen of the Bedchamber and Sir Thomas Trevor, kt., one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer. 2. Thomas Cary, esq., of the Bedchamber [sic], second son of Right Hon. Robert, earl of Monmouth. Reversionary Lease for 31 years to commence on 29 Sept. 1641 or from the time of the surrender or forfeiture of a term of years now in being of the manor or farm of Kilford, the demesne lands of the same and Reckwall and all the herbage of the Park of Kilford in the lordship of Denbigh, reserving trees, wards, marriages, mines and quarries; covenants relating to repairs, that 2 will deliver within a year after the commencement of the lease and thereafter after 10 years an extent and terrier of the number of timber trees growing upon the premises and to preserve the same, that 2 will also plant trees, enrol the lease with the auditor of the premises within 6 months, and covenants relating to husbandry. Recites that the premises were granted to John Salisbury, esq., by letters patent in 1593, for 30 years to commence upon the determination of a former estate granted in 1544 to John Salisbury the younger, esq., to commence upon the determination of a grant to Humfrey Owine for a term of years ending in 1571 and recites that the premises were leased in 1624 for 13 years to commence on 29 Sept. 1641 and the said reversionary lease was granted to 2 in consideration of the surrender of this lease. Annual rent: £20. Counterpart Seal (damaged).

1. As 1 in no. D9. 2. John Price of Monaughty, co. Rad., gent. Lease for 31 years of 140 of arable land in Iscoyd at a place called Bryn y Bonte, [?p. Pilleth], co. Rad., lately enclosed by Rees Goch and annexed to the demesne lands lately demised to Edward Sallus, gent., of the yearly rent of 2/8, together with 14a. of arable land in Iscoyd, lately the land of Bedo ap Ieuan ap Rottergh and by the said Rees Goch concealed of the yearly rent of 5/-, lately demised to said Edward Sallus and parcel of the manor of Iscoyd, and a meadow in Southrurath [Swydd Rhiwlallt] near Camerton, alias Camarvon containg 40a. for the yearly rent of 15/-, reserving timber trees, woods, mines and quarries; covenants similar to those in no. D9. Consideration: 30/.

1. As 1 in no. D9. 2. Sir Richard Wynne of Gwydder, co. Caern., kt. Assignment of remainder of a lease for 99 years of t. Dolewethlan, alias Dolewethan in the commote of Nant Conwey, co. Caern., reserving lead and tin mines, knights fees and advowsons; covenant by 2 to enrol the assignment with the auditor for co. Caern. within six months. Recites Letters Patent, dated 1595, whereby the township was leased to Edward Blofield for 21 years to commence at the expiration of a former lease for 40 years granted by Letters Patent in 1566 to Thomas Leighton and recites that the commote of Nant Conwey was leased in 1617 to Sir Francis Bacon, Sir John Dackomb and Thomas Murray, all since dec., and to 1 for 99 years. Annual rent: £14-0-4 (.from 1648 onwards); 2 grants to 1 an annual rent charge of £14-0-4 for 21 years issuing out of m's called Dyoscydd and Coytmore in the commote of Nant Conwey. Counterpart.

1. As 1 in no. D9. 2. John Griffith of p. Llanvihangellorath, co. Carm., gent. Lease for 31 years of 17 lambs each of the price of 4d payable yearly by the tenants of the grange of Goythgreg [Gwyddgrug], co. Carm., and 17 sheep each of the price of 8 to be delivered annually by the tenants of the said grange, and the custom of 'Carrietts', alias 'Carriotts' to be paid annually by the tenants of the said grange demised to Griffin ap Ieuan ap Rice by Letters Patent in 1596 for 21 years at an annual rent of 23/8, covenant by 2 to enrol the lease with the auditor of the premises within six months. Consideration: £20 to Sir Adam Newton, kt. and bart., receiver general (£5 at the sealing and delivery of the lease, £5 on 24 June 1627 and £10 on 1 Nov. 1627). Annual rent: 23/8. Endorsed: '... lease for the Tyeths of Gaylthreg Grange'. Counterpart.

1. As 1 in no. D9. 2. Right Hon. Edward, lord Conway, baron of Ragley, co. Warwick, Principal Secretary to the King. Assignment of a remainder of a lease for 99 years of the castle of Conway, in t. Aberconway, reserving knights' fees and advowsons to the King; covenant by 2 as in no. D14. Recites that the castle was leased in 1617 by James I to Sir Francis Bacon, kt., Attorney General and Privy Councillor and Chancellor to Prince Charles, Sir John Dacombe, kt., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Thomas Murray, Secretary to the said Prince, all since dec., and to 2. Annual rent: 6/8. Counterpart.