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Bute Estate Records, Sub-sub-fonds
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Personal correspondence and papers of John, second marquis of Bute,

Letters mainly to John, Lord Dumfries, and, from 1814 second marquis of Bute, mainly from family, friends and political and ecclesiastical figures, letters relating to the management of family accounts and annuities, and letters relating to his English estates, including interests at Banbury and Wroxton, both in Oxfordshire, and at Luton, Bedfordshire. Originally bundled as 'Miscellaneous', the correspondence also includes petitions for assistance and applications for subscriptions, often including printed enclosures.

Lordship of Machen, co. Mon,

In p's Bedwas, Basaleg, Bedwellty, Henllys, Michaelston-y-vedw, Machen, Mynyddislwyn, Pant-teg and St Bride's Wentloog. See also M 42. For deeds, 1578-1685, see D 59/1-23. For lists of bailiffs, 1680-1681, see M 61/28-29.

Manor of Pen-carn, co. Mon,

Within the lordship of Wentloog and situated in p's Basaleg, Coedcernyw, Marshfield, Peterstone Wentloog and St Bride's Wentloog. For a memorandum relating to payments in the court of the manor, 1613, see M 45/8.

Lordship and manor of Usk, co. Mon,

The lordship is in p's Cilgwrwg, Devauden, Gwehelog, Llanbadog, Llanfihangel Pont-y-moel, Llan-gwm, Llantrisaint, Raglan and Usk. The manor is in the parishes of Glasgoed, Gwehelog, Gwernesny, Llanbadog, Llanfihangel Pont-y-moel, Llangofen, Llan-gwm, Llangyfiw, Llantrisaint and Usk. See also M 60. For the account of the bailiff of the lordship of Usk towards hedging and ditching, 1711, see A 10/498.

Shropshire,

For ministers' accounts including for the hundred of Chirbury, 1525-1531, see M 64/1.

Worcestershire,

For an appointment of attorney to take possession of Pauntley Court Estate, 1734, see M 69/3.

Manorial leases and agreements,

These leases, originally in the Bute tin boxes numbers 32-4, are for a variety of terms: lives, terms of years, and latterly yearly, and also include a large number of agreements to take leases. The bundles were organized by man. or groups of man's, and formerly contained a number of copies of court roll, which have been transferred to Class M, manorial records. A number of the remaining deeds may well relate to properties that had once been copyhold. A number also relate to properties represented by bundles in the main series of deeds, e.g. Cathays and Plas Turton in Cardiff. A number of man's are unrepresented, eg, Llyswyrny, Peterston and St Fagans, and Ogmore and Spittle, among others, appear to be under-represented.

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