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A lease, counterpart leases (and a surrender of lease) from the Bishop of Bangor of tmt. called Tyddyn rhiw beulan and tmt. called Tyddyn y Cae mawr and tmt. called Tyddyn y Cerrig Rhydion and a moiety of the meadow situate near the p. church of Llanbeulan in the commote of Malltraeth and a field called Tyddyn Sion William, to the following lessees:. 12 Nov. 1806: John Wynne Griffith of Garn, co. Denb., esq. 12 Nov. 1827: John Wynne of Garthmeilio, co. Denb., esq.

Leases, counterpart leases and an assignment of lease from the Bishop of Bangor of messuages formerly called Tyddyn Isa, otherwise Bryn Llûs, otherwise Tyddyn Saint Morris, and now called Tyddyn ty Croes, Tyddyn ty Belin, Tyddyn Dafydd Owen, and Tyddyn y Coed, to the following lessees:. 4 Sept. 1805: Jane Roberts, widow of Thomas Roberts, late of Bangor, co. Caern., esq., deceased. 16 May 1812: Rev. Thomas Evans, DD, Archdeacon of Worcester, and Thomas Evans of Stayley Bridge, co. Lancaster, gent., executors of the will of the said Jane Roberts. 16 June 1831: Owen Owens of Gwuna fawr, p. Trefdraeth, co. Ang., farmer. 15 Feb. 1841: Anne Owens of Ty Croes, p. Llanbeulan, co. Ang., widow. 4 May 1854: Owen Owens of Ty Croes aforesaid, farmer.

Leases and counterpart leases from the Bishop of Bangor and the ECE of messuages called Cae'r Efal, Cae'r Maenllwyd, Cae'r ddôl, Cae Main, Y Weirglodd Bach, Gwerglodd Cae'r Bont and y Llantir, collectively called Glanrafon, to the following lessees:. 30 May 1805: Owen Putland Meyrick of Bodorgan, co. Ang., esq. 2 Nov. 1825: Owen John Augustus Fuller Meyrick of the same, esq. 31 Oct. 1883: Moses Williams of Glanrafon, p. Llanbeulan, farmer.

Leases and counterpart leases from the Bishop of Bangor of m. formerly called Tyddyn Engan but now called Tyddyn Presaddfed bach to the following lessees:. 10 Nov. 1762: Thomas Roberts, Registrar of the Diocese of Bangor. 16 Nov. 1791: Jane Roberts, widow of T.R. 7 Oct. 1820: Rev. Owen Jones, Rector of Criccieth, co. Caern., clerk.

Assignment of lease from Mrs Henrietta Evans, widow and executrix of the will of Charles Henry Evans, esq., deceased, to John Jones of Ynys, p. Llanrhyddlad, farmer, of Yr Ynys.

Assignment of lease from Mrs Henrietta Evans, widow and executrix of the will of Charles Henry Evans, esq., deceased, to Elizabeth Hughes of Brynglas, p. Llan-rhyddlad, widow, of 3 quillets in Cae glas.

Lease from the Bishop of Bangor of the town or township of Gwerndogwrynne and the hamlet called Penmynidd Mwyn to Rt Hon. Frederick Lord Boston.

Duplicate exchange of lands between the Bishop of Bangor and the Rt Hon. George Ives, Lord Boston, Baron Boston of Boston, co. Lincoln namely of the reversion of Gwredog Uchaf and Gwredog Isaf for the Mynydd Mwyn Mawr estate.

Mortgage from Grace Morris of Bangor, co. Caern., widow, of a parcel of ground as in ECE/EL/B244 to Richard Roberts of Castell, p. Llanddeniolen, co. Caern., farmer, Evan Jones, mason, John Rowlands, quarryman, and John Davies, joiner, all of Pentri, co. Caern.

Assignment from Thomas Griffith of Bangor, co. Caer., joiner, of parcel of ground as in ECE/EL/B246 to Rowland Parry of the same, flour dealer.

Mortgage from Rowland Parry of Bangor, co. Caern., flour dealer, of parcel of ground as in ECE/EL/B247 to John Hughes of Bontbach, p. Dwygyfylchi, co. Caern., gent. and assignment of equity of redemption of the same.

Assignment from William Hughes of Dinas, p. Llandegai, co. Caern., farmer, of ECE/EL/B250 to John Prichard of Bangor, co. Caern., flour dealer.

Agreement by John Prichard of Bangor, co. Caern., yeoman, to sell to Henry Morris of Bangor, co. Caern., coach maker, a m. in High Street near Maes Glas, Bangor.

Leases and counterpart leases from the Bishop of Bangor of m. called Bryn Carwedog and adjoining lands to the following lessee:. 31 Dec. 1811 - 2 Jan. 1847: William Jones of Brithdir, p. Bangor, yeoman.

Counterpart lease from the Bishop of Bangor of the buildings commonly called The Storehouse at Hirael and the fields commonly called Werglodd ddu, Cae bach and a quillet adjoining the Storehouse called Cae Glan-y-Môr or Weaver's field to Charles Warren of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, esq.