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Exemplification of a particular of the manors of Roberston and Welfrey, co. Pembroke, parcel of the lordship of Narberth and late of Rees Griffith, esq., attained. Incomplete seal.

Note. All place names in this schedule are in co. Pembroke except when otherwise stated.

Transcript from Richard Gough's edition of Camden's Britannica, relating to Milford Haven and the ancient commandry of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem at Slebech, co. Pembs.

Memorandum relating to an allotment belonging to William Knox, esq., on Templeton Mountain, [p. Templeton, co. Pemb.], surveyed by James Goode.

Letter from William Hassall to Nathaniel Phillips, esq., at Slebech Hall, sending the Minwear map, the inclosure Act, and other papers.

Papers relating to the fisheries on the Eastern Cleddau and at Blackpool. Both co. Pemb., comprising an extract of a conveyance, date 1793, from William Knox, esq., to Nathaniel Phillips, esq., of the manor of Slebech and other lands, (postmark 1803), and a letter from George Husband, water bailiff of the Harbour of Milford, to Mr Currie, agent to Baron de Rutzen, that the writer has no right to act in any river in which another has an exclusive right of fishery, 1837. See No. 537, dated 1830, Aug. 26.

Case And Opinion Of Counsel, relating to an intended turnpike road along the previously private Foch Lane between Tavernspite, [p's Lampeter Velfrey, co. Pemb., and Eglwys Gymun, co. Carm.], and Hubberstone Hakin, [p's Hubbertston and Halkin, co. Pemb.], including a bridge over the river Cleddau, and two letters from W. Elliott Oliver, New Bridge Street, to Baron de Rutzen, relating to the same.

Notice signed by John Evans of the shutting up of parts of the public highway between Crafty Corner and Pembroke Dock, p's St Mary's and Cosheston, co. Pemb.

Papers relating to a road between the Haverfordwest - Narberth turnpike road and Picton Castle Lodge, p. Slebech, co. Pemb., including a notice of a meeting of the Vestry, and the resolution of the Vestry that the Picton Lodge - Pricketts Shop and Pricketts Shop - Larmansford roads should be shut up, May 1836 (12597-8); an agreement between William Pitt Currie of Rosehill, p. Slebech, and Sir Richard Bulkley Philipps Philipps of Picton Castle, bart, and Charles Frederick, baron de Rutzen of Slebech Hall, to make and fence a road (which Philipps and Rutzen have decided to make at their joint expense) from Picton Lodge to the Haverfordwest - Narberth turnpike road at Arnolds-hill, to be made to the satisfaction of Harry Phelps Goode of Haverfordwest, land surveyor, March 1837 (12602); a certificate of completion by Thomas Martin and john Pugh, JPs, of a new highway from Picton Castle Lodge to the Narberth - Haverfordwest turnpike road at Thorney Heath, appropriated as a public highway at the Quarter Sessions on 18 Oct. 1836, July 1841 (12604); and a letter from John Evans at Camphill to Baron de Rutzen, sending a copy of an order [12594?] for shutting up roads under the old Act (12605).

Letters relating to Lord Cawdor's offer of a site for a proposed parsonage house in p. Slebech, co. Pemb., declined by Baron de Rutzen, patron of the parish. See also No. 3363, dated 1838, Dec. 14.

Appointment at a court leet of the manor of Slebech, of James Rowe of Slebech and John Rees of Cumberland, both p. Slebech, co. Pemb., as petty constables for the parish for the ensuing year.

Agreement between [Aymer] de Valantio, earl of Pemborke, and Roger de Stanque' (?), master of Slebech. Corrupt transcript of the Charter printed in Fenton's Historical Tour Through Pembrokeshire (1903 ed.), p.326.