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Abstract of leases granted by Lord Herbert, Baron of Cherbury, in Glasyaniffe, Derynenogh and Canegybughly, and the manor house and castle of Castle Island, Co. Kerry, Ireland.

Appointments by Henry, Lord Herbert, of Humfrey Owen as agent and attorney in the seigniory of Mount Eagle Loyall, Co. Kerry, Ireland.

Notes by a servant [? Humphrey Owen] of Lord Herbert's of his journeys in Wales and Ireland in the service of his master.

Accounts of rents and moneys received from the tenants of Madam Frances Browne in Bally Mc Adam, Co. Kerry, Ireland, and other documents relating to the same estate.

Account Book of ? Morg[an] Lloyd [there is a receipt to Morg. Lloyd on one page of the vol.], including account of purchases at a shop [? in Oswestry] by persons in the neighbourhood of Oswestry, 1685-7, Middelton chief rents, rents collected by the bailiff in Troyan, rents of Gavell Howell and Gavell Morton, chief rents due to Mr Hunt, account of a church lewn, 1707, account of Roger Trevor for coals, 1707, account of moneys laid out concerning St Martin, 1706, etc.

1. Samuell Willford, citizen and draper of London. 2. John Oldbury of London, merchant. Mortgage for £103 of a m. in p. St Buttolph without Aldergate, London. Counterpart.

Brief in the suit in the Great Sessions between Charles Wynne, son of Robert Wynne and administrator of William Wynne, his brother, dec., unadministered by Henry Wynne, his brother, dec., plaintiff, and Foulke Lloyd, esq., Ann Patton, widow, and Mary, her daughter, Edward Peirce, gent., Thomas Wynne (great great grandchild and heir of the said Robert Wynne) by Susan Wynne, his mother and guardian, Charles Wynne (son and heir of Henry Wynne, the first administrator), and Peirce Lloyd, defendants, concerning title to m's and lands in Llanelian, Towynnan, Maesegwig and Llysvaen, cos Caern. and Denb., which Robert Wynne, dec., plaintiff's father, by his will dated 30 March 1637 granted to Ffoulke Lloyd of Foxall, esq., and John Lloyd of Llyssalett, gent., in trust for the maintenance of Mary Wynn and William Wynn, children of testator. With a copy of a decree dated 16 Sept. 1682 made in the Great Sessions for co. Denb. in the same matter.

1. William, Earl of Powis, and William, Lord Herbert of Montgomery, his son and heir apparent. 2. Sir Thomas Preston and Mary Preston, his daughter. 3. Carill, Lord Viscount Molineux, and others. 4. Henry, Duke of Beaufort, William, Earl of Seafort, and the Lord Thomas Howard, brother of Henry, Duke of Norfolk. Settlement before the marriage of William, Lord Herbert, and Mary Preston of the lordship of Pipewell and estates in p's Woolbarston, Rushton and Great Oakeley, Northamptonshire, the capital m. called Carlisle house or Powis house in Lincolns Inn Feilds otherwise Pursefeild, Middlesex, the rent issuing out of the manor of Longstock, Southampton, the rent issuing out of the bor. or manor of Monmouth, co. Mon., and out of bor. Kidwelly [co. Carm.]. Copy.

1. John Oldbury of London, merchant. 2. Thomas Armestrong of London, mariner. Assignment of the three quarters of the ship called the Friends Aventurer of London. With bond and defeasance, etc.

1. Edward Edwards of Lymehouse, Middlesex, mariner. 2. John Oldbury of London, merchant. Bond for the payment of £4, with letters of attorney.

1. John Meredith of Ystrade, p. Llanvaire, co. Mont., gent. 2. William, Earl of Powys. Bond for the performance of covenants specified in a deed dated Feb. 15 1685/6.

1. George Davies the elder, George Davies the younger of Killnahulla, Co. Cor[k], Ireland, and others. 2. Edward Kerry of Castle Island, Co. Kerry, Ireland, esq. Bond for the payment of £18, with letter of attorney.

Bill of fees due to the King's sergeants from all persons that receive the honour of knighthood, with receipt of William Whittmore, groom of the chamber and deputy to Sir Thomas Duppa, Black Rod Collector, to Sir Thomas Manbye, kt, for £86.11.6, being the fee for knighthood.

1. Martin James of Waping, Middlesex, rope maker. 2. John Oldbury of London, merchant. Assignment of the ship called Thomas and Katherine and the Deale Yacht. With the bill of sale of the Deale Yacht from the Commissioners of the Navy to the said Martin James.

1. Henry, Lord Herbert, Baron of Cherbury. 2. Richard Twisse of Killenterna, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Grant of licence to build a water corn grist mill on the ploughlands of Killenterna and Raghnelogh in the lordship of Mount Eagle Loyall, Co. Kerry, Ireland. With bond.

1. Martin James of Waping, Middlesex, rope maker. 2. John Oldbury of London, merchant. Assignment of the ship called the Spanish Merchant. With the bill of sale of the ship by the Commissioners of the Navy to the said Martin James.

Bill Of Complaint of William, Earl of Powis, against the executors of Thomas Eades, dec., concerning a debt for a house belonging to plaintiff in Hendon. See No. 9410 dated 19 Nov. 1687.

1. Cresheld Draper of Crayford, Kent, esq. 2. Samuel Round of London, linnen draper. Mortgage for £1,000 of a m. and lands, etc., called the New Whitsters house, p. Crayford.

Promissory Note of Morgan Edwards of Pentirch, co. Mont., gent., to pay Richard Hughes of Poole, gent., 13s.4 upon the account of the inhabitants of the said t. for insufficient pound there.