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1. John Inglis Jones of Derry Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. George Russell of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., barrister at law, William Augustus Guy of Gordon Street, Gordon Square, co. Middlesex, esq., doctor of medicine and Thomas Boddington of St. Helens Place, Bishopsgate, London, merchant. 3. William Hammond of 16 Furnivals Inn, London, gent. Appointment of 3 as receiver of the Derry Ormond estates in co. Cardigan, Surrey and Middlesex, in trust to discharge debts owed by 1 specified in a deed of even date. Endorsed: Indenture, extending William Hammond's powers, 17 Feb. 1874.

Appointment of George Philipps, esq., as trustee of the will (1832) of John Jones, the younger, in place of The Right Honourable Augustus Mallet, Earl of Lisburne, in pursuance of the Order in Chancery in the suit 'Jones v Powell'. Endorsed: Reconveyance by provisional trustee.

Executed at St. James's Court.

Endorsed: Reconveyance by provisional trustee, 26 March 1872 and Appointment of another new trustee 27 March 1872 and Reconveyance by provisional trustee 28 March 1872.

1. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. John Jones of Grace Church Street, London, esq. Articles of Agreement for the purchase of messuages called Pantyrerchwn, Pantwaingoy, and Llwynyboby, parishes of Bettws Bledrws and Llangubby, and Caemawr in village of Tregaron, p. Caron, all co. Cardigan. Timber to be valued and paid fro by 2. Consideration: £1921, of which £96 1s. is secured by a promissory note.

1. Thomas Rees of p. Llanvair Clydoge, co. Cardigan. 2. John Lewis of the same. Articles of Agreement for the purchase, for £120, of a tmt. called Tir y Glyn of Cwm Crychnant, p. Llan Dewybrevy, co. Cardigan, after the deceased of Evan Thomas, brother of 1. 2 Promises to 1 sufficient timber to 'build a Barn of three Couples together with a Barn and also to discharge costs and charges due to Mr. Wallis on a Suit depending between the said parties concerning the aforesaid sold premises'.

1. Edmund Mallet Vaughan, Edmund Probyn and George Philips, esqs. 2. David Davies of Hendre Philip, p. Llandewy Brefi, co. Cardigan, farmer. Articles of Agreement for the sale by 1 (as trustees of John Inglis Jones) of Hendre Phillip. Consideration: £2,200. Plan and schedule.

1. Charles Jones and Hugh Owen of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery (on behalf of Rev. George Venables of the same and Mary, his wife, and Rev. William Jones of St. Dogmells, co. Pembroke, clerk, and Joseph Bicknell of 1 Staple Inn, London, esquire. 2. John Lewis of Glynissa, p. Llandewy brefy, co. Cardigan, gentleman. Articles of Agreement for the sale of messuages called Llainwen, Stafellwen, Park yr Inn and Felinissa, p. Llanbadarn Odyn, co. Cardigan. Occupants and acreages given. Consideration: £3,633. Fragile.

1. Thomas George Nugent of Cardigan, surgeon, and Jane, his wife. 2. Reverend William Jones of St. Dogmells, co. Pembroke, clerk, and Joseph Bicknell of Staple Inn, London, esq. 3. Thomas Howell of Cardigan, esq., and Silvanus Howells of Morfa, co. Cardigan, esq. Articles of Agreement subsequent to the marriage, (dated 1808) of T.G.N. and Jane formerly Jane Lloyd, whereby property as in nos. 185-186 are settled to the uses of the marriage. Consideration: £600 part of the fortune of Jane Nugent. Attested Copy made 15 Feb. 1814.

1. John Jones of Maesycrugiau, co. Carmarthen, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. Thomas Evans now of Clynglas, p. Llanfihangel Ystrad, co. Cardigan, farmer. Articles of Agreement to let Cilgwyn Uchaf, p. Llangibby, co. Cardigan, for 10 years at £70 rent. Endorsed: 'Mr. & Mrs. Jones to build a dwelling house in 1877 the other out houses in 1878. Thos. Evans to take the carriage on himself'.

1. John Jones of Ludlow, co. Salop, glover and Richard Sankey of the same, schoolmaster, (trustees of the will of Walter Jenkins, late of ludlow, gent., decd.). 2. John Jones of Grace church Street, London, apothecary and druggist. Articles of Agreement to purchase premises as in no. 57-58. [See also no. 105]. Consideration: £1,355.

1. James James of Conwil Gaio, co. Carmarthen, shopkeeper. 2. David Williams of Penbgelly, p. Gwnnws, co. Cardigan. Assignement of no. 24, for £60 12, 6, viz. £50 principal and £10 12 6. interest.

1. George Freeth of Duporth, p. St. Austell, co. Cornwall, esq. 2. Very Rev. Llewelyn Llewellin of St. Davids College, Lampeter, co. Cardigan, D.C.L. Dean of the Cathedral Church of St. Davids, Edward Billopp Lawrence of King Street, Portman Square, co. Middlesex, esq., and Rev. Thomas Lloyd of Gilfachwen, co. Cardigan, aforesaid, clerk. Assignment and Surrender of a term of 1000 years of part of Foelallt demesne (fields named) p. Llandewi Brefi, co. Cardigan, to merge in the inheritance. Consideration: £5,000. Recitals from 1816. [Cf. nos. 207, 208 and 239].

1. William Lewis of Llanychairon, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, esq. 3. John Jones of Derry Ormond, p. Bettws, now residing in Grace Church Street, London. 4. David Joel Jenkins of Lampeter pontstephen, gent. Assignment by 1 at direction of 2 to 4, of the residue of a term of 1000 years of messuages called Pantyr Erchwn, Pantwaun-goy, Llainboby or Llainbobi, Argoedfach, Droscol, and a public house, and lands called Caemawr, all in parishes Caron, Bettws Bledrws and Llanguby co. Cardigan, in trust to the use of 3, to protect inheritance. Consideration: £1921.

1. John Green of Nottingham, gent. 2. George Smith, late of Wilford, since of Hempshall, now of Nottingham. 3. Daniel Freeth of Standard Hill, extra parochial within the liberties of the Castle of Nottingham, esq. Assignment by 1 to 3, at direction of 2, of a term of 1000 years of part of Foelallt demesne, mortgaged by 2 to 1 in 1816 [see no. 207] and further charged in 1817 [see no. 208].

1. Thomas Lloyd of Coedmore, co. Cardigan, esquire, (sole executor of the will of Walter Lloyd, late of the same, esquire, decd., who before his death was the surviving trustee to the within stated term of years). 2. John Jones of Ludlow, co. Salop, glover and Richard Sankey of the same, schoolmaster (trustees and executors of the will of Walter Jenkins, late of Ludlow, gent., decd., who was cousin and heir of Margaret Jenkins, late of Penddole, p. Llandewybrevy, co. Cardigan, spinster decd., who was only issue, heiress and absolute devisee of Jenkin Jenkins, late of Penddole, gent., decd. and which said Walter Jenkins was nephew and (at his decease) heir of Jenkin Jenkins). 3. John Jones of Derry Ormond, co. Cardigan, now residing at Grace Church Street, London, esq. 4. David Joel Jenkins of Lampeterpont Stephen, co. Cardigan, gentleman (trustee nominated by 3). Assignment by 1 to 4, at request of 2 and 3 of a term of 200 years on Olmarch Issa, p. Bettws Bledrws, co. Cardigan, in trust for 3, to attend the inheritance.

1. William Greenfield of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. 2. Herbert Evans of highmead, co. Cardigan, esq., John Gwynne of the co. bor. of Carmarthen, gent., and Charles Swann of Morixton, co. Pembroke, esq. 3. John Jones of Dery, co. Cardigan, esq. 4. William Yeates Alban of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Assignment by 1, at request and direction of 2, to 4, in trust for 3, of three terms of 200, 900, and 500 years (further recited) in a piece of meadow ground called Kings Mead or Morfa Brenin and a cottage in p. St. Peter, co. bor. of Carmarthen, created by the wills of Morgan Davies, the elder and Morgan Davies, his son (further described).

1. John Inglis Jones of Dery Ormond, co. Cardigan, esq. 2. Henry Cobb of Lincolns Inn Fields, co. Middlesex, land surveyor and Sleriker Finnis of Dover, co. Kent, esq. Assignment of 1's life interest in £32, 132. 10. 10. £3% bank annuities and an assurance policy for £3,500, to secure, by way of mortgage, £2,500 and interest with power of sale.

1. Hugh Smith, younger, of Lincolns Inn co. Middlesex, esq. 2. William Moreland of Pall Mall, James Edwards of the same and Hugh Smith of Bloomsbury Square, Bloomsbury, esqs. 3. Thomas Johnes of Hafod, co. Cardigan. 4. John Jones of Derry Ormond, esq. 5. Hugh Jones of Lampeter, gent. Assignment of a term of 1000 years by 1, at request of 2 and 3, and at nomination and appointment of 4 to 5, in trust to 4, of property as in no. 162. Consideration: £1,600 by 4 to 2. Recitals from 1778.