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1. John Morgan Mortimer of Penisquarn, co. Pembroke, Thomas Gwynne Mortimer of Jesus College, Oxford, and Thomas Gwynne of the town and county of Haverfordwest, gentlemen;. 2. William Phillips of the town and parish of Fishguard, gent. Bond for the payment of £300.

1. John Morgan Mortimer of Penysquarne, parish of Llanunda, co. Pembroke, esq., The Reverend Thomas Gwynne Mortimer of Abingdon, co. Berks, clerk, and John Mortimer and William Parry Mortimer both of the town and county of Haverfordwest, gentlemen;. 2. William Mortimer of Llwynygorras, parish of Mathry, and David Morgan Mortimer of Trehowell, parish of Llanunda, both of co. Pembroke, gentlemen, trustees and executors of the will of John Mortimer late of Trehowell aforesaid, esq., deceased. Bond for the payment of £600. Draft.

1. Margat Filpe of New Moat (noua mota), co. Pembroke, widow;. 2. Rees ap Jankyn of Poysti, yeoman. Bond for the quiet possession and further assurance of lands and tenements in Oysti, parish of Bleuerystone. Witnesses: David ap Gwyllym ap Poell, David Gybon, Ieuan Ll'n, Inon ap John, John Rycarde.

1. Jenkin David and William Jenkin both of Bletherston, co. Pembroke, yeomen;. 2. David Thomas Bedo of Vaynor, parish of Lawhaden, yeoman. Bond for the quiet possession and further assurance of the properties specified in No. 117.

1. Janckyn ap Bowen and Thomas Janckyn ap Bowen both of Kylgarran, co. Pembroke, gentlemen;. 2. Rese ap Janckyn ap Bowen of Postey. Bond for the quiet possession of a tenement in the town of the New Mote, 24 acres of arable ground in the parish of Leysewrane, and one other tenement in Postey, parish of Bletheryston, all in the hundred of Dongledi. Witnesses: Harry Scurfyld, gent., John Scurfyld, gent., Thomas Scurfyld, gent., David Ieuan Powell, John Tamys, Ph' Janckyn, John Rycard.

1. David Thomas Bedo of Vaynor, parish of Llawhaden, and John David Thomas of Maenclochogg, both of co. Pembroke, yeomen;. 2. Jenkin David of Bletherston, yeoman. Bond for the repayment of the mortgage on the properties specified in No. 117.

1. David Thomas Bedo of the parish of Llawhaden, and John David Thomas Bedo, his son and heir, of the parish of Maenclochoge, both of co. Pembroke, yeomen;. 2. Jenkin David Rees of the parish of Bletherston, gent. Bond for the surrender, upon redemption, of the properties specified in No. 119.

1. John Williams of the parish of Prendergast, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Evan Griffith, yeoman, churchwarden, and Thomas John and Nathan Cornock, yeoman, overseers of the poor of the parish of Llandekeven. Bond Of Indemnity in respect of a female bastard child born in the parish of Landekeven to Mary Lloyd of the parish of Saint Davids, single woman.

1. William Rowland and Henry Rowland, farmers, both of the parish of St. Dogmels, co. Pembroke;. 2. John Evan, churchwarden and overseer of the poor of the parish of Llanllawer. Bond of indemnity in respect of a female child born to Martha Jenkin of the parish of Llanllawer, single woman. Endorsed is 'An Account of ye Money yt was given towards opposing ye Turnpik an retuin'd to ye following Bersons April ye 12th 1770. Thos. Lewis of Posty... John Lewis of Holloway... Mrs. Colby... John Evan of Bletheston... Daniel Edward of Milton:.

1. John Scourfield of the parish of Henllan Namgoid, co. Carmarthen, and Thomas Philipps and John Philipps both of the parish of Llandisilio, co. Pembroke, all husbandmen;. 2. Evan Thomas and Joseph Gibby, churchwardens of the parish of Llandikeven, co. Pembroke, and Lewis Beynon and John Thomas, overseers of the poor of the same parish. Bond Of Indemnity in respect of a male bastard child born to Catherine John, single woman, late of the said parish of Llandikeven.

1. John Gwynne of the parish of Saint Mary in the town and county of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2. Thomas Gwynne of Kilkiffeth, co. Pembroke, esq. Bond of indemnity in respect of a previous bond of indemnity (8 April, 1799) touching the payment of the surplus produce (after the payment of two annuities of £100 and £20) of one seventh share of John Laugharne Allen of lights or lighthouses called Saint Anns lights in the parish of Dale. Affected by damp.

1. John Velen and Lewys John Velen Of New Moat (nova moate), co. Pembroke, yeomen;. 2. Phillipe William of the same and David ap Rees of Bletherston, yeomen. Bond of indemnity in respect of another bond to one Meleher ap Ieuan. Witnesses: John Prede, Morys Hurd, John Crowther, Thomas David, Maurice Canan.

1. John John, yeoman, Owen John, yeoman, and John Gibbon, smith, all of the parish of Llandissilio, co. Pembroke;. 2. Lewis John, Thomas John, and Lewis Beynon, churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the parish of Llankeven. Bond of indemnity touching the pregnancy of Sarah Thomas of the parish of Llandisilioe.

1. Elene vergh Thomas;. 2. John Ricarde of Poste in the hundred of Dungledy, yeoman, her husband. Bond to claim lands and tenements of the said John and the principal chamber in his mansion, house of Poste. Witnesses: John ?obyns, Lawrence Howel, Richard Howell.

Case (1736-47), and opinion of G. Nares, Carey Street, relating to a proposed action of covenant against the executors of John Thomas [of Kilkiffeth, gent.] fragile.

Case relating to the title to the estate of John Thomas [of Killkiffeth, parish of Llanychaer, co. Pembroke]; together with the opinion thereon of G. Nares of the Inner Temple.

Catalogue of articles made and sold by John Richards, farm and furnishing ironmonger, cutler, plumber, brazier, tin plate and wire worker, Castle Square, Haverfordwest. Addressed to W. Gwynne, Esq. [Printed by J. Potter, Printer, Haverfordwest].

Catalogue of houshold furniture, dairy and brewing utensils, kitchen requisites, stock, crop, implements, etc., the property of the late Henry Bulkeley, esq., deceased, to be sold by auction by John Davies at Temple Druid, near Maenelochog. Printed.

Catalogue of trees, plants, etc. etc., cultivated and sold by Wm. Hinds at his Nursery, Velindre, near Newcastle-Emlyn, co. Carmarthen. Printed.

Certificate by M. Williams and D. Harries, J.P.'s for co. Pembroke, to the Court of quarter Sessions, that the road in the parish of Llanychare leading from Kilkiffeth Gate for 3634 yards in the direction of the town of Fishguard, said to have bee indicted at the Easter Sessions, 1816, is well and sufficiently repaired.