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1.John Wogan of Wyston, esq., Cicill his wife;. 2.John Barlo of Slebech; esq., Alban Stepneth of Prendergast, esq., and Thomas Woogan of Antisladd, gent. Agreement following a fine levied of the messuages and lands called Clerkenhill, Dunstrete, Arnoldeshill and Buckeshill touching lands (tenants specified) in Wiston, Slebeche and Ambleston.

1.Baron de Rutzen;. 2.Edward Field of Hazelhurst, Gravesend, co. Kent, and James W. Thompson of Edinburgh. Agreement for a mortgage of £36,000 on the Slebech estate.

1.Baron de Rutzen;. 2.George Macken of Market Gate, parish of Jeffreyston, farmer. Agreement for letting Minwear Farm.

1.Margaret Elizabeth Lloyd late of Brunant, co. Carmarthen, now of Westbury on Trym, co. Gloucester, spinster, and others;. 2.Baron de Rutzen. Agreement for the sale and purchase of cottages and land part of Atheston Farm, parish of Robeston Wathen.

1.George Lort Phillips of Ashdale, esq.;. 2.John Henry Philipps of Williamston, esq., James Higgon of Scolton, esq., and the Reverend William Roch of Herbrandston, clerk;. 3.Charles Frederick Baron de Rutzen. Agreement for the sale of the messuage and lands called North Newton, parish of Newton.

1.Baron and Baroness de Rutzen;. 2.Thomas Hodges of Trewynt, parish of Llawhaden. Agreement for the tenancy of Minwear Lodge and Minwear House Farms, parish of Minwear.

1.Baron de Rutzen;. 2.S.H. Owen. Agreement on letting a house, etc., in Narberth.

1.Lord Burleigh, High Treasurer of England, and others;. 2.John Wogan of Wyston, esq. Agreement on the part of the said John Wogan to pay £900, part of the debt of Richard Smithe, gent., late one of the tellers of the Exchequer, and as security for the payment of the said sum to levy a fine of the manor of Llanvernagh and Burton, the messuage of Cryswell, messuages in Arnoldshill and Donstrete, a tenement called Southderye, tenements in Benaston, Williamsonne, Carne, Langdon and Thomas Chappell, two tenements in Slebeche one being called the Newe parke, two water mills called Gryst Milles and two water mills called Fullinge Mylles, and the parsonage of Mertyltwye.

Agreement relating to No. 3903 dated 1801, Nov. 23, a schedule of lands, and a copy of the will of Thomas Rogers.

1.John Wogan, knight, of Wiston;. 2.Thomas Stevyn of Ardenoldishill, gent. Agreement to nullify a grant of an annual rent of 26s. 8d. on the payment of £20 by the said Thomas Stevyn to Jenkyn Roger, son and heir of John Roger of Bentibargh in specified instalments and the discharge of obligations whereby Jenkyn Scurfill and Thomas Roger are bounden in the sum of £20 to the aforesaid Jenkin Roger. Seal.

1.Phillip Cadigan, senior, of Cadiganiston;. 2.John son of Robert Goch of Preskyli. Agreement to transfer all his land and tenements at Trefle ......in tenemento de Pebid', bought of John Midilhyll, for a term of eight years at an annual rent of 3s., in return for the transfer by the aforesaid John to the aforesaid Phillip of half a carucate of arable land at Barri in tenemento de Castelkynlas, which the said John had of Phillip son of John Barri, for a term of eight years. Latin. Badly damaged.

1.George Barow of Slebech, esq.;. 2.Thomas Powell of Bedford Row, co. Middlesex, esq. Agreement touching a mortgage of messuages and lands in the parishes of St. Florence, Minweare, Robeston Wathan, Landewy, Newton and Slebech.

1.Thomas [?Jhon] Seys of Monckton, husbandman, and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2.Thomas Baron of Nerberth, husbandman, and Alson Roger of Nerberth, spinster, cousins of the said Jhon Seys and Elizabeth. Agreement, before the marriage of the said Thomas Baron and Alson Roger, for the latter to dwell and cohabit with the said Jhon Seys and his wife as if they were their own children, and for the making of an estate for the said Thomas Baron and Alson Roger in 5 acres of arable land and 1 acre of grove or wood in the Englishry within the parish and reeveship of Nerberth, and about 12 acres of arable land and 36 acres of mountain ground in the Welshery at Moyleston in the parish of Nerberth, being the lands of the said Jhon Seys.

1.Dauid son of Phillip;. 2.Walter the forester of Mynewer'. Agreement, in consideration of 30s, for a lease for 20 years of a burgage in the tenement (in tenemento) of Mynever' lying between the burgage of John son of Henry and Gladine. Rent: 1d annually. Witnesses: John son of Henry, Phillip Radulf, Phillip Henry, John Godman, John Wade, John Samson, Ricard Dun, Thomas the shepherd (bercarius). Latin. Fragile.

Agreements between the Baron de Rutzen and tenants for letting the farms and lands of Arnolds hill, Great Cannaston, parish of Slebech, Minwear Farm, Nash Farm, Folly, parish of Minwear, Martletwy, parish of Martletwy, and West Atheston, parish of Robeston Wathan, and for the purchase of timber in Woodside, Kilvoden, and Cannaston.

Agreements for the sale of bark at Blackpool, the letting of farms on the Slebech estate, and the tolls of Narberth market; copies of notices to quit.

An act for Repairing the Roads from Tavernspite to the Towns of Pembroke and Tenby ...... and from the Parish of Crunwear to Pembroke Dock and Hobbs Point, all in the county of Pembroke. Printed.