Letter from the Council of State to the Committee for Compounding [copy],
Copy of a letter, 22 January 1650, from the Council of State to the Committee for Compounding, ordering that Richard Herbert have allowance of the remainder of his fine.
Certificate concerning materials provided by Richard Herbert for the militia,
Certificate, 5 May 1651, by the Commissioners of the Militia for North Wales concerning horses, furniture, arms and armour provided by Richard Herbert.
Richard Herbert’s petition to the Commons [copy],
Copy of Richard Herbert’s petition to the Commons, being a plea for the remission of his fine, [1648 or 1649].
Composition of Richard Herbert of St Julians,
Herbert of Cherbury, Richard Herbert, Baron, ca.1600-1655.
Certificate of the losses of Edward Herbert and the inhabitants of Montgomery,
Certificate of the losses of Edward Herbert and the inhabitants of the town of Montgomery upon the surrender of Montgomery castle, 1644.
Letter from [the Privy Council] to [Henry Herbert], earl of Pembroke [copy],
Copy of a letter, 9 October [1587], from [the Privy Council] to [Henry Herbert], earl of Pembroke, concerning provisions for the defence of Wales and the Marches against a likely Spanish invasion.
'List of those in the Commission of the Peace for Shropshire' (with quorum indicated),
Shropshire (England). Commission of the Peace.
Names of the Justices of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenants of Shropshire,
Ed[ward] Whittingham’s narrative of the election of the second bailiff of Montgomery,
Letter from Ro[bert] Jones to [Henry] Herbert,
Letter, 10 June 1681, from Ro[bert] Jones to Lord [Henry] Herbert concerning mortgages, loans, rents and other Irish estate business.
Letter from John Read to [Henry] Herbert,
Letter, 12 May 1685, from John Read to Lord [Henry] Herbert concerning the right of burgesses of Llanidloes, Llanfyllin and Welshpool to participate in the election of a Member of Parliament for Montgomery Borough.
Charles Lloyd's supporters in an election at Montgomery,
List, [c.1700], of persons in the interest of Sir Charles Lloyd in a parliamentary election for the town of Montgomery.
Letter from [William Herbert] Lord Powis to Humphrey Parry,
Letter, 23 July 1743, from [William Herbert] Lord Powis to Humphrey Parry, attorney, requesting him to allow players to act in Oswestry town hall.
Powis, William Herbert, Marquess of, ca. 1665-1745.
State of the case touching the improvement of Sedgemoor [Somerset] [copy],
Letter from [Henry Herbert] to the bailiffs, aldermen and burgesses of Montgomery,
Letter, [c.1688], from [Henry Herbert] to the bailiffs, aldermen and burgesses of Montgomery concerning: disposal of free land of the borough; stimulation of trade; renovation of the town hall and houses for judges, counsel and other gentry; and measures against those who do not act for the good of the town.
Order from Charles II to the earl of Carbery [copy],
Copy of an order from Charles II to the earl of Carbery, 19 December 1660, that he must prevent unlawful meetings and tumults, search for weapons in hands of disaffected persons, and seize them.
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685
Letter from the earl of Carbery to [the Deputy Lieutenants for the counties of North Wales] [copy],
Copy of a letter, 2 January 1661, from the earl of Carbery to [the Deputy Lieutenants for the counties of North Wales], requiring that they make enquiries after all arms in their counties, so that they may be used for the king’s service; they should also assess the need for arms, and assess estates.
Letter from ‘RL’ to Lewis Price [copy],
Copy of a letter, [25 December] 1660, from ‘RL’ to his uncle Lewis Price in Welch Poole, concerning news from England.