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(1) Richard [Smalbroke] bishop of Lichfield and Coventry;. (2) Richard Lloyd of Devonshire Street, Middlesex. Lease of the rectory of Towin Merioneth and the chapels of Llanvihangel Tal y Llynn and Penall. (No. 123,993 12/13).

(1) Hannah Price, late of Bonvilston, now of Cardiff, widow, and Thomas Price, Edward Price, Hannah Formage, Anne Price and Mary Price, her children;. (2) Henry Llewellin of Cardiff, gent. Further Mortgage of parcels of land in Lancarvan. (No. 134,800 12/12).

Final Concord in a fine levied between Thomas Sweet, plaintiff, and Thomas Claxon, deforceant, when the deforceant acknowledged a m. in Lancarvan to be the right of the plaintiff. (No. 134,788 (2)).

(1) Thomas Claxson of Lancarvan, co. Glam., yeoman;. (2) Thomas Sweet of p. St Athan, mariner. Release of a m. in Lancarvan aforesaid. (No. 134,789).

(1) Henry Llewellin of Cardiff, co. Glam., gent.;. (2) Richard Jenkins of the same, mercer. Lease for a year of parcels of land in p. Lancarvan, co. Glam. (No. 134,801 1/2).

(1) Richard [Newcome], bishop of Landaffe;. (2) Paul Morgan of Bristol, gent.;. (3) Frances Davis of Chepstow, gent. Lease (counterpart) of the properties specified in No. 111, , p. Matherne. (No. 212,039 2/2).

(1) The Archdeacon and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Landaff;. (2) John [Ewer], bishop of Landaff. Lease of the rectory of Matherne. Signatures of Edward Davies, James Birt, Oliver Battely, Charles Carne. Seal cut away. (No. 212,050).

A copy of a survey of the temporalities of the diocese of St Davids made by George Lucy, David Lloyd, and Thomas Davies, in 1660, by the authority of Bishop William Lucy. (No. 170, 322).

(1) Shute [Barrington], bishop of Landaffe;. (2) Paul Morgan of Chepstow, esq.;. (3) Thomas Davies of Chepstow, gent. Lease of the properties specified in No. 111, , p. Matherne. Seal cut away. (No. 212,039 1/2).

(1) William [Beaw], bishop of Landaffe;. (2) Henry Morgan of Penterry, co. Mon., gent. Lease (counterpart) of the properties specified in No. 111, p. Matherne. (No. 212,034).

(1) Richard [Watson], bishop of Landaffe;. (2) Ann Morgan of the town of Chepstow, spinster;. (3) Thomas (counterpart) of the properties specified in No. 111. (No. 212,040 1/3).

(1) Richard [Watson], bishop of Landaff;. (2) Charles Lewis of St Peer, co. Mon., gent. Lease of pieces of land in p. St Arvans, co. Mon.. (No. 212,040 3/3).

Bundle of 29 documents relating to the prebend of St. Nicholas Penfoyst founded in the Cathedral Church of St.Davids, and to the Reverend Charles Pigott Pritchett and the Reverend Delabere Pritchett, who both held the office of prebendary. (No. 513).

1. Isaac [Barrow], bishop of St. Asaph;. 2. Thomas Lloyd of Kefen, co. Denbigh, gent. Lease (counterpart) for 21 years of five closes of land called Coetkae yr Llydiard, Coetkae Mawr, Coetkae yr Nant, Coetkae yr Skybor, and Coatkae yr Rhew, in the township of Dyncolyn, parish of Disserth, commote of Brestattyn, co. Flint. (No. 139,677 1/4).

1. William [Fleetwood], bishop of St. Asaph;. 2. Jane Maurice of Combe, Co. Flint, widow. Lease (counterpart) for 21 years of five closes of land called Coetkae r Llydyard, y Coetkae mewr, Coetkae r nant, Coetkae r Skybor, and Coetkae Rhyw, in the township of Dyncolyn, parish of Diserth, and commote of Prestattyn. (No. l39,677 3/4).

1. John Morgan [Wolf] of Whitland, co. Carmarthen, esq. 2. John Barlow of Slebyche, co. Pembroke, esq. Assignment of the chapel of the Blessed Mary of Llantave and the church of Llanvyhangell Abercowyn in co. Carmarthen, and the tithes belonging thereto, held by letters patent of the Queen. (No. 164,415 1/78).

1. John Perrott, Kt., Lord Deputy of Ireland;. 2. Thomas Bromley, Kt., Lord Chancellor of England, William Burghley, Lord Treasurer of England, Robert Earl of Leicester, Walter Myldemay, Francis Walsinghan, Henry Jones, Deew Drewry, and William Herbert of Swansey, knights, and David Lewis, doctor of laws, Thomas Fanshawe, John Price, John Wogon of Bowlstone, Maurice Cannon and Charles Calthropp, esquires;. 3. Arden Waferer, esq., and Philip William, Richard Dansye, and Charles Russell, gentlemen. Grant of the barony of Laughorne otherwlaa Tallahorne and the manor of Eglewisekimen and Roches, co. Carmarthen. Latin. (No. 164,415 2/78).