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1. The Rev. Walter Hugh Earle Welby of Ryde, clerk in holy orders, and Frederick Sloane Stanley of Roche Court, Fareham, esq., both of Southampton [trustees of the Rev. George Sloane Stanley, dec.];. 2. Alice Branch of Taillwydin, near Neath, co. Glam. Agreement to lease a part of the Courtrhydir estate, p. Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, co. Glam., for 99 years for building a dwelling house. (Plan attached.). Counterpart.

1. Ernest George Smith of Cartref, Neath Abbey, co. Glam.;. 2. William John of Abbey Road, Neath, co. Glam.;. 3. John Evans Reynolds Thomas of Maesyllan, Neath Abbey, co. Glam., and David Thomas Jeffreys of Castle Street, Brecon, co. Brec., gent. Surrender of a term of 999 years in a piece of land at Neath Abbey, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath. (Plan in margin.).

1. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent.;. 2. Mary Beavan, daughter of Thomas Beavan of Bettus Clirow, gent., and Elizabeth Beavan, daughter of Samuell Beavan of Newchurch, gent. Mortgage for £60 of the properties specified in No. 228.

Two copies.

Final Concord in a fine between William Prosser, plaintiff, and John Winston the younger, deforceant, of 1 m. and 53 a. of land, p. Clirow, co. Rad.

1. Ellinor Price, widow, and John Price, gent., both of p. Bettus Clirow;. 2. William Whitcombe the younger of p. Clirow and Thomas Beavan of p. Bettus Clirow, gent's. Lease for one year of the m. and lands called Kae yr Noyadd, p. Bettus Clirow.

1. Elizabeth Gronouse of p. Saint Clements Danes, Middlesex, spinster, only daughter and heir of James Gronouse, late citizen and upholsterer of London, dec.;. 2. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Beavan of Clirow aforesaid, their son and heir apparent, Herbert Beavan the younger, one other of the sons of the said Herbert Beavan the elder, and Elizabeth Beavan of p. Dymock, Gloucestershire, spinster, one of the dau's of the said Herbert Beavan the elder by the said Elizabeth;. 3. James Wellington of Hereford, tailor. Release (being a transfer of £200 mortgage) of the parcels of lands called the Mountain Close, the Mountain Meadow, the Raile Meadow, Y Caut Bach, the Plock by the Rail Meadow, Caediar Y forth, Y Roge Vach and Caye Dderwen, p. Clirow, co. Rad. [Boundaries specified include: the common called Clirow Mountain, and the way leading from Clirow Mountain toward Keven Kethin and from thence towards Clirow church].

1. Edward Lewis, late of Copthall Court, but now of Swithin's Lane, London, gent., surviving devisee of Elizabeth Gronous, late of p. Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex, spinster, dec., sister and heir of Susannah Lowe, widow of [blank] Lowe, and who intermarried with Edward Barnston, late of London, sugar refiner, dec., and dec. before him without issue, and which said Elizabeth Gronous was surviving daughter and heir of James Gronous, late of said p. Saint Clement Danes, esq., dec.;. 2. Samuel Collins of p. Saint James within the liberty of Westminster, Middlesex, upholsterer, who with Margaret Gregory, wife of William Gregory of p. Llanvair, co. Mon., yeoman, Mary Tett, wife of Francis Tett of Henton Saint George, Somerset, plumber, and Ann Purnell, wife of Richard Purnell of Abergavenny, co. Mon., shoemaker, are the cousins and heirs of the said Elizabeth Gronous;. 3. Thomas Beavan of Crows Foot, p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., and Mary his wife;. 4. Herbert Beavan the younger of said p. Clirow, gent., and Henry Williams of p. Landilo, co. Rad., tanner. Release of the m. called Tuy yn y werne, p. Clirow, co. Rad., together with all lands, etc., thereunto belonging, to uses. Witnesses: Fra[nci]s Fletcher, Devil Tavern, Temple Bar, and Phil[lip] Burton, Excheq[ue]r, Lincolns Inn.

Final Concord in a fine between William Prosser, plaintiff, and Henry Williams and Hannah his wife, deforceants, of one m., etc., and 11 a. of land, p. Llowes, c. Rad. Two copies.

Declaration of ejectment touching two m's, etc., and 400 a. of land, p's Clirow and Bettws Clirow, co. Rad., demised by Mary Beavan, widow, on 1 Jan. 1796, together with advice to Mr Thomas Winstone to cause himself to be made defendant.

Final Concord in a fine between Mary Beavan, widow, plaintiff, and William Prosser, Ann his wife, Rees Jones, Ann his wife, and David Prosser, deforceants, of one m., etc., and 55 a. of land, p's Bettws Clirow and Clirow, co. Rad.

Probate of the will (dated 30 March 1873) he Rev. Jonah Bowen Evans, late of the Vicarage, otherwise Bwlch Gwyn Cottage, p. Saint Harmon, co. Rad., clerk.

Appointments by David Williams Evans, late of Toronto, but now of Owen Sound, co. Grey, Ontario, Canada West, civil engineer, and Watkin William Evans of Port Adelaide, South Australia, first officer on board the merchant ship Beltana, of David Evans of Brecon, co. Brec., banker, to be their attorney to sell their share of the m's and farms called Garreg lwyd and Waindu, and two cottages, p. Llywel, co. Brec., to their brother Thomas Howel Evans at the valuation of Stephen Williams of Rhyader, co. Rad., land valuer and surveyor, and their share of a house in the Struet, Brecon, to their brother John Walter Evans. [Declarations of witnesses attached.].

1. Charles Griffiths of Hay, co. Brec., estate agent;. 2. John Jewell of Hay, toy dealer;. 3. Maria Powell of Hay, widow. Transfer of a mortgage of £300 on the property specified in No. 259.

1. Charles Parry of ht Glascoed, co. Mon., labourer;. 2. Samuel Williams of ht Glascoed, farmer. Declaration of the uses of a fine of nine pieces of land containing twelve a. called Cae bach, Cae Main, Cae Top, Cae brake, Berllan Vach Ochor ycha yr heol, Cae Garrow, Wayn Vach O-vlan y drws, Cae Vallen and Wern, bordering on Glascoed Common, ht Glascoed, p. Usk, formerly in the occupation of Charles Parry, grandfather of the first party, and afterwards of David Parry, his father.

1. John Lewis of ht Glascoed, p. Usk, co. Mon., labourer;. 2. Charles Parry of the same place, yeoman;. 3. Morgan Morris of Penrhue Calch, p. Llanthetty, co. Brec., farmer. Assignment of the mortgage and properties specified in No. 265 and further mortgage thereof (total: £140).

Attached is:. 1880, Oct. 6. 1. Elizabeth Morris;. 2. Mr Jenkin Williams [father and executor of the testator]. Receipt for £40, being the legacy due to her under the will of her first husband William Wiliams.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Howell Morgan, esq., plaintiff, and David Morgan and Margarett his wife, deforceants, whereby the deforceants acknowledged one m., etc., and 42 a. of land in p. Llywell, co. Brec., to be the right of the plaintiff. [Latin: pair of indentures, No. 275 wrongly dated 28 April 1698.].

1. Morgan Evan and Evan Morgan, his son and heir apparent by Margarett, his late wife, dec., both of Pentwyn, p. Llywell, co. Brec., yeomen;. 2. Gwenliean Morgan, spinster, one of the dau's of Morgan Evan of Cwm y dwr, p. Llywell, yeoman;. 3. The said Morgan Evan of Cwm y dwr and Watkin Morgan of p. Llywell, yeoman. Lease And Release (previous to the marriage of the said Evan Morgan and Gwenliean) of one third part of the two m's and lands called Tir Llwyn y Korr and Tir Kenmyck, p. Llywell, with covenant to levy a fine.