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Pamphlet entitled 'Truth: addressed to the people at large; containing some strictures on the English Jacobins, and the evidence of Lord M'Cartney and others before the House of Lords respecting the Slave Trade'. Printed.

1. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., bart, sole executor of the will of the late John Morgan of Tredegar, esq., dec. 2. William Jones of Clytha House, co. Mon., esq., administrator of the goods of Elizabeth Jones, his late wife, dec., née Elizabeth Morgan, child of Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. Mutual Release, in consideration of six hundred and forty-seven pounds paid by the said Sir Charles Morgan to the said William Jones, of all their claims against each other, as specified in two documents annexed.

Vol. containing 'The Charge delivered by the Rt Hon. Sir James Eyre, Lord Chief Justice of H. M. Court of Common Pleas, and one of the Commissioners named .... to enquire of certain High Treasons and Misprisions of Treason within Middlesex, to the Grand Jury at the Session House on Clerkenwell Green'. Printed.

Sermon preached by the Rev. Charles Moss, DD, canon residentiary of St Paul's, before the House of Commons on 1798, March 7. Printed.

1. William Phillips of Risca, co. Mon., esq., and Martha, his wife. 2. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., bart. Release, in consideration of one thousand three hundred and twenty-three pounds six shillings and ninepence, of a parcel of woodland called Coed y Gwyndon in p. Bassalleg, co. Mon., containing twenty-eight a. and three r.; also a parcel of woodland in p. Bassalleg, containing five a., one r., twelve p., called Graig y Merched; also a parcel of woodland in p. Bassalleg called Gwern yr Hyett, containing twelve a., with all their appurtenances and rights, with covenant to levy a fine.

1. Edward Thomas of p. Michaelstone Vedw, co. Mon., mason, Thomas Thomas of p. Michaelstone Vedw, farmer, and David Jones of p. Bedwelty, co. Mon., labourer, and Cecilia, his wife. 2. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., bart. Surrender, in consideration of sixty pounds to Edward Thomas and ninety pounds to Thomas Thomas and thirty pounds to David Jones and Cecilia, his wife, of three cottages, stable, garden, land, etc. in p. Michaelstone y Vedw as defined, with all appurtenances and rights.

Minute of the Monmouthshire Canal Committee agreed to on Dec. 16 1840 and communicated to Sir Charles Morgan by Mr Cooke. Copy.

Particular And Valuation (copy dated 1862, Aug.) of three dwelling-houses and other freehold premises in the bor. of Newport, the property of the Rt Hon. Lord Tredegar. Letter attached.

Bears endorsement 'Horses owned by Godfrey Morgan'. It contains loose papers and letters on the breeding of horses, etc.

Sketch map attached.

1. Edward Lewys of the Vann, co. Glam., esq. 2. Morgan Dyo of Bedwas, co. Mon., husbandman. Lease for twenty-one years of the moiety and 'half dele' of two m's, being one mansion-house, one barn, with a moiety of the lands adjoining thereto in p. Bedwas, as defined (boundaries mentioned: menyth y dinbleth, Tir meyrick ap Madock, and Tier Madock ap Yoraeth); also the moiety of three-quarters of an a. of land; also the moiety of one quarter of land called pedoren Iayn ap Gwillim; also the moiety of three quarters of land called y tri ffedoren, as defined; and the moiety of one quarter of land called y pedoren worth y pandy. Rent: 6s.8, a couple of capons, and one day's work of one man at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due.

1. William Morgan of Tredeger, co. Mon., esq., and Katheryn Bodnam, his wife. 2. William John, burgess of Newport, co. Mon., glover. Lease for sixty years of a tmt, mansion-house, and backhouse, with all their appurtenances, in Newport, as defined. Rent: 20s. annually and a heriot when due. Edge torn.

1. Myles Morgan of Tredeger, co. Mon., esq. 2. Phelypp Abrall' of Newport, co. Mon., burgess, and Ellsabeth verch Howell, his wife. Lease for nineteen years of a tmt called the Ostrye, with a garden thereto annexed, in Newport, as defined. Rent: £4 and a couple of capons annually, and a heriot when due. Torn.

1. William Morgan of Bovertowne, co. Glam., gent. 2. John David of St Melans, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for seventy years of a close called Kregmawre, containing four a., in St Melans, as defined. Boundary named: Erowe kreg. Rent: 13s.4 annually, and 5s. as a heriot when due.

1. Myles Morgan of Tredeger, co. Mon., esq. 2. Lawrence Gayner of Koidkerno, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for twenty-one years of a parcel of lands, with its appurtenances, called Tire y Minithe in p. Coedkerno, as defined. Rent: 46s.8, a couple of capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due. Counterpart.

1. Roulande Morgan of Maghen, co. Mon., and Thomas Morgan of Maghen, esq's. 2. Llywelyn John Gwyllym Jenkin of Beddwelltie, co. Mon., yeoman, and Regnald Llywelyn John, and John Llywelyn John, his sons. Lease for eighty years, determinable on the lives of the lessees, of two m's called Tyr Philipe Thomas Ighan and Tyr Ievor, with their lands and appurtenances, in p. Bedwelltie, as defined, excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: 13s.4, one fat kid, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due.

1. Myles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq. 2. William Gruffithe of p. Baslege, co. Mon., yeoman. Lease for twenty-one years of three a. of land, whereof two a. are in p. St Mellans and the other a. in p. Marsfilde, co. Mon. Rent: 6s.8 annually, a heriot when due, a couple of capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time.

Estreat of the court roll of the manor of Lanvyhangell (Rogiat) recording the taking up by Henry Thomas of Lanvyhangell, co. Mon., yeoman, and Thomas Harrie, and Morgan Harry, his sons, of four a. of land, as defined, within the manor of Lanvyhangell. Rent: 12s., one capon, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, suits of court and mill, and 10s. as a heriot when due. Names mentioned: le hearnes, le dunhowse, le Slade.

1. Sir William Morgan of Trediger, co. Mon., kt. 2. John Archer of Newport, co. Mon., tailor, Elizabeth, his wife, and Marmeduke, his son. Lease for three lives of a m., curtilage, and garden in Newport, as defined. Rent: 13s.4, a couple of fat capons, and one man's work for one day at harvest-time annually, and a heriot when due. Counterpart.