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1. Thomas Pryce of Pryce, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. Sir Thomas Myddelton, the elder, kt., citizen and alderman of London, Roger Myddelton of Esclusham, co. Denbigh, esq., and ffowlke Myddelton of Bodlyffe, co. Denbigh, esq. Assignment of the rectory or parsonage of Vaugh, co. Denbigh, which had been granted to the first party hereto, Richard Poole and Thomas Poole, by Queen Elizabeth by letters patent dated 30 July 1596 for the duration of the life of the said Thomas Pryce.

1. Robert Twiston of Denbigh, co. Denbigh, gent.;. 2. Richard Lloyd of Segroit, co. Denbigh, gent., and William Chambres of Denbigh, gent.;. 3. John Lloyd alias Rosindale of Denbigh, gent. Marriage Settlement (post nuptial) of the said Robert Twiston and Elizabeth, his wife, one of the younger daughters of Hugh lloid alias Rosindale, esq., deceased, sister of the said John lloyde, relating to two houses and shops in shoppe Rowe and a stable in Backhousehill, all within the town and county of Denbigh, and all other the messuages, etc., of Robert Twiston in Denbigh, Gwayneynocke, Gwayneynocke wintus, Segroit, Archwedlocke and kefn y forreste in the parish of llansannan and elsewhere, co. Denbigh.

Exemplification of a fine levied at the Great Sessions for co. Denbigh, 10 May 1585, between Robert, Earl of Leicester, plaintiff, and Richard myddleton, gent., and John mathewe, gent., and Jane, his wife, deforciants, concerning property in Galghill and Denbigh. Latin.

Exemplification of a fine levied at the Great Sessions for co. Denbigh, 27 May 1605, between John Myddelton and Robert Glynne, plaintiffs, and Richard Lloyd alias Rosindall, senior, and Richard Lloyd alias Rosindale, junior, deforciants, concerning property in Havod Elwey, Eriviat and Nantglyn. Latin.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered at the Great Sessions for co. Denbigh, 27 May 1605, whereby Foulke Myddelton and John Drihurst, gentlemen, recovered from John Myddelton and Robert Glynne, property in Havode Elwey, Eriviat and Nantglyn Canon, with Richard Lloyd alias Rosindall, senior, and John ffielden, as first and second vouchees respectively. Latin.

Exemplification of a fine levied at the Great Sessions for co. Denbigh, 5 Aug. 1577, between Richard Longford, gent., plaintiff, and Ievan ap madock ap dauid Says and Jonet verch William ap Rinald, his wife, deforciants, concerning property in Ruthyn. Latin.

1. Robert, Earl of Leicester, Baron of Denbigh;. 2. Robert ap Hugh, Ieuan ap Harry and John Gardiner of ..........., co. Denbighe, yeomen. Grant of a messuage and lands in the township of Talhayarne within the commote of vghallet in the lordship and county of Denbigh, with common of pasture, etc. Latin.

1. Sir Henry Hobart, kt. and Bart., Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas and Chancellor to Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall and of York and Earl of Chester, Sir John Dackombe, kt., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Thomas Murray, esq., Secretary to the said prince, Sir James Fullerton, kt., Surveyor General to His Highness, John Walter, esq., Attorney General to his Highness, and Thomas Trevor, esq., Solicitor General to His Highness;. 2. Hugh Middleton, citizen and goldsmith of London. Lease of the site of the castle of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, excepting all rents and services belonging or appertaining to the castle.

Exemplification of a fine levied at the great Sessions for co. Denbigh, 17 July 1609, between Hugh Myddelton, esq., plaintiff, and Roger Langford, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants, concerning property in Brynkyrredigg and Ruthyn.

1. Charles Richard of London, esq., and Christofer ffavell and Thomas Younge, gentlemen;. 2. Sir Thomas Middelton of Chirke Castle, co. Denbigh, kt. Grant of a castle and site of a castle in Ruthin, co. Denbigh, (excepting all rents and services thereto appertaining and a house or room built or to be built thereon by Hugh Middleton near the hall of the town of Ruthin for the custody of the King's rolls, etc.). Latin.

1. Charles Harbord of London, esq;. 2. Sir Thomas Middleton of Chirke Castle, co. Denbigh, kt., and John and David Edwardes of Stanstie, co. Denbigh, gentlemen. Assignment of a term of years in the castle and site of the castle in Ruthin, co. Denbigh, (excepting all rents and services thereto appertaining and the house or room built or to be built by Hugh Middleton near the town hall of Ruthin for keeping the rolls and evidence of the king).

Grant, by letters patent, from the crown to Thomas Price and Richard and Thomas Poole, sons of Thomas Poole, of the rectory of Vaugh, co. Denbigh, and the rectory of llampadricke, co. Anglesey, both lately the possessions of the monastery of Bissham alias Bustelsham, co. Bark., and a cottage and sixteen acres of mountain land called mayne hirion in the township of kiltalgarth, co. Merioneth, formerly in the tenure of Hoell ap Thomas, who had been attainted for felony. The grant was in the first instance to Thomas Price for life, with reversion to the said Richard Poole for life, and then to Thomas Poole for his life. Latin.

1. John Jones of Denbigh, co. Denbigh, mercer, and Mary, his wife, John Vaughan of Groys, co. Denbigh, gent., and Edward Oliver alias Richard of Chirke, co. Denbigh, yeoman, and Sara, his wife;. 2. Sir Thomas Myddelton of Chirke Castle, co. Denbigh, bart.;. 3. Thomas Prichard of Halton, co. Denbigh, gent., and Thomas Edwards of Chirke Castle aforesaid, gent. Mortgage of two houses and shops in Shopp Row and a stable in Backehouse hill, all within the town of Denbigh and co. Denbigh aforesaid, and all other the messuages, etc., of one Robert Twiston in Denbigh, Gwaynynog, Gwaynynog Wintus, Segroit, Achwedlog [sic] and Cefn y fforest and elsewhere in co. Denbigh. Endorsed 19 January 1677/8 to the effect that a further sum of £40 had been lent by Sir Thomas Myddelton to John Jones on the same security.

Crown Grant to Dauid Midelton, Elen, his consort, and Thomas and Dauid, their sons, of the frith of Havot Elway in the commote of Issalet, for forty years. Latin.

1. Ievan ap Dauid Lloyd and Katherin, his wife, daughter and heir of Maurice ap Dauid ap llewelin, deceased;. 2. Roger Langford of Ruthin, esq. Release of a tenement or burgage with a bakery and curtilage in welsh street (vico wallenc') in Ruthin, co. Denbighe. Latin.

Account of the discovery of a socketed celt near Llangollen in 1825, with a description of the celt and certain theories as to its use. See Arch. Camb., 1936, p. 313-4.

1. Robert ap Hughe of Taldroughe, co. Denbighe, yeoman;. 2. Thomas Myddelton of London, esq. Bond for the payment of £24.

Grant from the crown to William Salisburye, esq., of a parcel of land called y Tervyn Maure, the Moore alias Gwernevore and Bryn y keliog within the liberty and franchises of the town of Ruthin and in the parishes of llanwith, llanvair and llanvoroke in the manor or lordship of Diffrencloyd, co. Denbigh, and parcels called Dolydd Cloyd alias Dolydd Cloyd issa, a parcel called Castell hilles alias Brynni yr Castell, a parcel called kae Twna alias kae Gonache, a parcel called le Horsemore, a close called Holmes alias yr Holmes, a croft near le Grange mill, a parcel called the Orchard, a parcel called Poole alias y llyn, a parcel called Conygree, a parcel called Castle ditch, two closes called the Birche alias yvedwie, a parcel called Graftis feildes alias kaie Dithin, a close called Tal y llyn alias Tally llyn vch aphe, Tal y llyn issaphe, a parcel called ffulbrooke alias Gweyrglodd y Cunstable, and two closes containing sixteen acres in the manor of Diffrincloyd alias Diffrencloyd aforesaid. Latin. Incomplete.

Grant of the crown, by letters patent, to John ffreman of a close called Thorpeland within the manor of Moulton in co. North't, with all its appurtenances, parcel of the manor of Moulton, and of lands called Warwick and Spencers landes in the said county; and to Roger Langford of the park of Ruthyn called the Towne Parke of Ruthyn within the manor or lordship of Diffrencloide, co. Denbigh, lands, etc., called le Parke of Ruthyn or le Towne Parke of Ruthin within the said manor or lordship, water mills within the said manor or town of Ruthyn called the Towne milles of Ruthyn, a mill called the Graunge mill with a close therewith occupied called Graunge myll Close, and mills called melyn keler and melyn ycoed within the said lordship. The grant to John ffreman was to date from 1644, and that to Roger Langford from the decease of Anne, Countess of Warwick. Latin.

1. Thomas Owen of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, gent., and Margarett, his wife;. 2. John Pulford of Wrexham, co. Denbigh, gent.;. 3. Edward Lloyd of Wrexham aforesaid, gent. Lease And Release of a messuage and tenement, closes and parcels thereto belonging called Cae Robert, y Ddan [sic] Tir Coch, Y ddan [sic] Cae Clochwydd, Gwern Stephen and Y Weirglodd tan'r Eglwys, all in the parish of Evenechtid, a messuage or dwelling house and garden in the parish of Llanvoorog, a messuage or dwelling house and garden in Castle Street within the town and liberties of Ruthin, two barns in Pen y barras in the parish of Llanrhydd within the town and liberties of Ruthin, a messuage or tenement in the parish of Llanarmon called Cofnant, all those parcels and closes in Llanarmon called Y Cae Gwyn, Y Cae draw, Y pedwar Cyfer, Y Cae bychan, Yr Erw wen, Y Weirglodd tan y Tu, Cae Crwn and Cae hir, all in co. Denbigh, and all other the messuages, etc., of the said Thomas Owen in the said parishes or elsewhere in co. Denbigh, in order to make the third party hereto a tenant to the freehold for the suffering of a recovery by the second party. Copies.