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Acknowledgement by Edward ap Richard alias Oliver of Chirke, co. Denbigh, yeoman, of the receipt of the sum of £115.15.6., from John Jones of Denbigh, mercer, by the hands of Thomas Edwardes, servant of Sir Thomas Myddelton, bart. The said sum was due on a mortgage of lands in Gwaynynog vechan alias Gwaynynog Vintus in co. Denbigh, called Gweirglodd y dre, y bryn, Cae hir, Cae'r gareg lwyd, y tair acker, Cae'r Skybor, y werne and Cae meirch issa, made by John Jones and Mary, his wife, to the said Edward ap Richard.

Acknowledgement by J. Fay, recorder of the borough and lordship of Ruthin, of the receipt of three rolls containing entries of the admissions of burgesses of the said borough and the court leet book of the lordship, from the widow of Frederick Butler Clough, deceased, the late recorder.

Acknowledgement by John Hosier, town clerk, of the settlement of an account due from John Shaw to the aldermen, bailiffs and burgesses of Denbigh.

Acknowledgement by Magister Walter Honte, of the order of Carmelites, professor of sacred theology and rector or portionary of the church of llannennys in the diocese of Bangor, of the receipt of a sum of 100 shillings in part payment of a larger sum for the year 1454, from Edward Langford, esq., farmer of the said church. Latin.

1. John Hoblyn;. 2. Sir Richd. Middleton, bart. Acknowledgement of receipt from the second party of a note on Sir ffrancis Child for £53.15.0. and a note for £67 payable 1 May next, which, together with £210 formerly paid to Sir ffrancis Child on John Hoblyn's account, formed part of the purchase money in respect of the lordship of Ruthyn.

1. Jonett verch Roberte of Denbighe, co. Denbighe, widow, late wife of Dauid ap Roberte of the said town, deceased;. 2. John knowsley. Acknowledgement of receipt of all rents and arrearages of same in respect of property in the Lovelane in the suburbs of the town of Denbigh.

1. John Myddelton of llandyrnog, co. Denbigh, gent.;. 2. Robert Myddelton, esq., and Thomas Prichard, gent. Acknowledgement of receipt of £200 being the consideration money mentioned in a deed of mortgage of lands in llandurnog called Kay llyme, Erw'r odyn, kae Newydd vcha, Kay newyd issa, y verre, yr acker vanadle, y dday kae wayne and Kay Bellynod.

1. Sir Richard Grosvenor of Eaton, co. Chester, Bart.;. 2. Sir Thomas Myddelton, kt. Acknowledgement of the receipt of £300 being part of the £3000 which was the marriage portion of Sir Thomas's daughter, Mrs. Christian.

1. Richard lloid alias Rosindall of Denbighe, gent.;. 2. Sir Thomas Middletonne of London, kt. Acquittance for £30 being the consideration money for woods, groves and underwood in Mays y pl----- in Segroyt Parke, co. Denbighe.

Acquittance from Rowland Barker in respect of the consideration money mentioned in No. 168 of 1655/6, March 10, giving a detailed account as to how the money was received.

1. John Clough;. 2. Sir Thomas Middelton. Acquittance in respect of the consideration money mentioned in No. 154 of even date.

Acquittance in respect of £9. 16. 0. being the consideration money for the premises sold in No. 150 of even date.

Administration of the goods of Francis Arundell, late of Sheviock, co. Cornwall, deceased, granted to Richard Hoblyn and John Hoblyn, esquires.

Affidavit of Daniel Powell concerning a suit between John Vaughan and the tenants of certain lands in Haulton in the lordship of Chirk.

Affidavit of John Lloyd of Hafodunos, co. Denbigh, esq., setting forth what sums he had paid in respect of the debts of Howel Lloyd, late of Hafodunos, esq., deceased. The said John Lloyd was one of the defendants in a Chancery suit between Benjamin Lloyd, esq., and others, plaintiffs, and John Lloyd and others, defendants.

1. Robert, Earl of Leicester, Baron of Denbighe;. 2. The Queen. Alienation of the lordship or lordships of Denbigh and Denbigh Land, the castle of Denbighe, the borough of Denbigh and the forest of Denbigh, parcel of the possessions of the late Earl of Marche, the parks, lands and hereditaments within the county of Denbigh called Castell Parke, Posteney Parke, Mollewyke Parke, Kilford Parke, and Garsnodyke Parke, also parcel of the possessions of the said late earl, all deer and wild beasts within the said parks and forests, all lands, buildings, etc., within the circuit, limits and precincts of the said parks and forests, the rents called tuncke and other rents of bond tenants...the right of appointing officials within the said manor or lordship of Denbighe and Denbighe land, and all advowsons, courts leet, etc., conditional upon the payment by the said Earl of Leicester of a sum of £17600. For the complete description, including full list of named properties and particulars, see entry in the former schedule, "A Schedule of the Records of the Lordship of Ruthin", pp. 166-7, which can be found in hard copy at NLW. Copy.