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Papers relating to the Trefnant estate in p. Castle Caereinion, co. Mont., including abstract of title of estates in Pool and other places in co. Mont. purchased of the trustees of Thomas Lloyd, esq., post 1778; copy mortgage from the Trustees under the Act for raising money on the estates of Thomas Lloyd of Trefnant to James Brodhurst of Chester, 17 July 1775; abstract of title, post 1768; abstract of title of m's in Welshpoole, co. Mont., agreed to be purchased for the Earl of Powis, 1778; abstract of title of the Trustees of Henry Foulkes to m's and lands called Penyrwtra and Talyrney in p. Castle Caereinion, co. Mont., 1819; draft assignment of m's and land in p's Pool and Castle Caereinion, co. Mont., 1784; letters concerning Mr Lyon's purchase in Castle, 1808; letter from Robert Hughes, Powis Castle to John Probert, Aberystwyth, concerning Mr Foulkes's purchase of the Sylfaen Estate, 10 Aug. 1808; bill in the Exchequer suit between Panton Corbett and William Jones, creditors of Henry Faulkes, dec., plaintiffs, and Rice Pryce and others, defendants, concerning the estate of Henry Foulkes, 1820; release from the Trustees of Henry Foulkes, dec., to Lord Clive of m's and lands called Ty yn yr wttra and Taleyrney in p. Castle Caereinion, co. Mont., 1819; abstract of deed on the arrangement and settlement with the representatives of Richard Thomas, 3 Oct. 1822; draft release between Robert Henry Clive and Rebecca Probert, 1827; additional abstract to the title of the lots of the Trefnant Estate purchased under Lord Clive's Estate Act, post 1829; draft assignment from Charles Wilding to the Rev. William Clive of a term in part of the Trefnant Estate, 20 April 1830; file of letters concerning the Trefnant Estate, 1826-7.

The ejectment against Peers Roberts. Mason's claims against Roberts. Parry's accounts for rents. Bynner's mortgage. Not to furnish Mr. [James] Baker with any more money for the lead works.

Wants £200 which he will repay in less than two months. Has acquainted Mr. [Thomas] Budd of this.

Money for Mr. [James) Baker to carry on the lead works. For the future desires him to remit all money to him. His Grace has not so much as pocket money. Want £300 at least. Want £50 immediately. If Baker cannot get money for the lead works they must stand still. Intends to press tenants for rents and bring the estates to the same custom as in Northampton and Middlesex and not have a whole volume of arrears returned as has always been the custom with Mr. Hughes and Parry's father. Bynner's mortgage.

Defeasance of judgement against the Earl of Powis for indemnifying Edward Herbert and Thomas Herbert against their bond given to Joseph Martin of Lombard Street, London, goldsmith, for £8,528.11.2, which he lent the said Earl, 18 March 1767; warrant of attorney from Lord Powis to confess judgement for £15,000 at the suit of Joseph Martin, and bonds, 12 May 1768.

Papers relating to the suit between Rebecca Probert, spinster, daughter and heiress at law and executrix of John Probert, esq., plaintiff, and Francis Edge Barker, esq., Catherine Mary Margaretta Parry, widow, and Emma Lloyd, Jane Lloyd, and Grace Lloyd, spinsters, and William Wall, defendants, concerning the Trefnant estate, co. Mont., 1824-7; other papers relating to the said estate, including copy probate will of Edmund Lloyd of Trefnant Hall, co. Mont., esq., 1 April 1699, copy of grant of administration of goods of James Broadhurst, 1813; administration of the goods of Gwen Thomas, widow, 1823, draft release between Rebecca Probert and William Wall and assignment of a term of 300 years in the Trewern estates, 4 July 1827, draft agreement between the co-heiresses of the late Edward Lloyd, esq., the executor of Mr Bird, the representatives of Mr Probert and others for the sale of the Trefnant estate, 28 Jan. 1828, conveyance of the unsold portions of the said estate to Charles Wilding, 1830.

Has received the bill for £300. Has not the writings relating to Bynners mortgage. Let Mr. [James] Baker have all the money he can spare till the writer comes down to carry on the works. Arrears of rents and the accounts. Mr. Clough's arrears.

An absolute necessity for £500 to be raised by Cozin Duvall, Mr. Padgett and Parry. The family now being united they are being provided for and all the bond debts and tradesmen's bills to be paid off immediately.

Vol. of documents, correspondence, and memoranda relating to the sale of estates under the Act for vesting parts of the settled estates of Viscount Clive in Trustees to sell and for laying out the monies arising from such sales in the purchase of more convenient estates (8 July 1820), including a copy of the said Act, letters mainly addressed to Thomas Ryder, Charter House, London (acting for Viscount Clive), from T. L. Jones, Oswestry, John Williams, Salop, E. Edye, Powis Castle, Charles Wilding, Powis Castle, Robert Morrall, Ellesmere, Charles Williams, Powis Castle, and Viscount Clive, with draft replies by Thomas Ryder, particular of estates comprising the lordship of Trayan and farms, etc., in p's Montgomery and Llandyssil, co. Mont., notes on the Llanerchidol estate sold to David Pugh in p's Poole and Guilsfield, co. Mont., and estates sold to Col. Henry Proctor with a map of Vachwen Pool in p. Aberhavesb, co. Mont.

Breviate of the suit between John Brees the elder, William Brees and John Brees the younger, plaintiffs, and John Pugh, esq., and Richard Herbert, defendants, touching the replevin of a crop of rye grown on land called the Upper Leasowe otherwise Bromey Leasowe, parcel of the forest or 'ffryth' called Tavolwerne otherwise Davolwerne, p. Llanbrinmaire, co. Mont., and confiscated by defendants in June 1657, copy of the bill, answers of defendants, and a copy of proceedings in the County Court held at Machinlleth, co. Mont., 7 Aug. 1657, between John Brees, plaintiff, and Alexander Wright, defendant, touching the same matter.

Memorandum of an agreement for a lease to Thomas Worsey of the premises Mrs Evans, widow [?of Arthur Evans of Buttington], had in her possession.

Plea in the suit in the Exchequer between John Pugh, esq., plaintiff, and Mathew Evans, clerk, concerning trespass on 1 Dec. 1647 in plaintiff's close at Penegos, co. Mont.

Answer of Griffith Prichard, John David Morgan and Lewis ap Hugh, three of the defendants to the bill of complaint of John Pugh, esq., touching the claim of the lord of manors or lordships Arwystly and Keviliogg to a mise of £300 from the freeholders or tenants. Defendants say that the sense of the Welsh word Treth warrogeth signifies 'the necke yoke mise', which implies a servile tenure which they conceive themselves not liable unto, as they hold their lands in free socage tenure, paying only small chief rents to the lord. They refer to the old status of a lordship marcher, which is now dissolved. Copies.

Cases with resolutions thereon for Mr Herbert touching a grant of the manor of Ceveiliog and an assignment thereof from Sir William Owen, the title of Mr Herbert to forfeitures of recognisances, fines and amercements out of the assizes and quarter sessions, to encroachments, concealed and escheated lands in the manor of Ceveiliog, the appointment of steward and the counter claims of Sir Thomas Midleton.

Information of Sir John Banckes, Attorney General, in the Exchequer against Sir Thomas Midleton, Dame Anne Midleton, Sir Edward Lloyd, Rowland Pughe, Thomas Symonds and William Midleton, touching a confederacy by defendants to purchase the manors of Arrustly Iscoyed, Arrustly Vcoyd and Kevilliog of the Crown at a price less than their value.

Interrogatories on behalf of Rowland Pugh, esq., plaintiff, in a suit against Francis Herbert, esq., defendant, with depositions, touching title to ground at Glyn Twymyn near Pont Coch Walcock in t. Nothva, where a mill called Melyn y Cwmbychan was lately erected and a cottage and land near the mill, encroached out of the waste of the lordship of Keviliog, co. Mont.

Depositions on behalf of defendants in the suit between Sir John Banckes, Attorney General, in the Exchequer and Sir Thomas Midleton, Dame Anne Midleton, Sir Edward Lloyd, Rowland Pughe, Thomas Symonds and William Midleton, touching a confederacy by defendants to purchase the manors of Arrustly Iscoyed, Arrustly Vcoyd and Kevilliog of the Crown at a price less than their value.

Case touching the right of fishery in the river called Dovie in the lordship of Keiviliog, co. Mont., which is claimed by the lord of the manor.

Bill Of Complaint of William Herbert, esq., commonly called Lord Montgomery, in the Great Sessions for cos Mont., Denb. and Flint against Peter Evans, Richard Davies, Austin Jones, John Nock and Mary, his wife, Edward Hancock, John Bowdler and Catherine Jones concerning defendants' leases of lands in t's Aberbechan, Dolevorin, Trystywelling and Rhandir in lordship or manor of Kedewen, co. Mont., for which they refuse to pay rent to plaintiff, and some of which they have conveyed away while plaintiff was abroad. Draft.

Tho[mas] Budd to Hum[phrey] Parry, to draw up an authority for Arthur Rider to fish on the river Severn from Rhiderelue to the upper end of Kerry lordship.