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Will (copy extracted from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury) of Eleanor Rishton of Walcot, Somerset, widow, proved 2 July 1761.

1. Henry Rishton of the University of Oxford, gent., son of Jeffry Rishton. 2. Robert Sandford and Francis Brown. Release (attested copy) of all claims to the New Park estate in cos Glam. and Mon.

1. Mary Willim of Hereford, widow, widow of Rev. William Willim, late of Hereford, formerly Mary Lane, spinster. 2. James Lane of Hereford, gent. 3. Elizabeth Jones of Hereford, widow and sole executrix of the Rev. John Jones, one of the canons residentiary of Hereford. 4. Charles Morgan of Great George St, Westminster, Middlesex, esq., and Mary, his wife, late Mary Mynors Gough of Treagoe, widow. 5. Charles Gould of Ealing, esq., and John Alexander of Grocers' hall, London, gent. Assignment of the remainder of a term of 500 years in the manor of Treagoe, of the capital m. called Treyago in St Waynards, Herefordshire, the lands adjoining the capital m., the m. adjoining the Little Hill adjoining the p. church of St Weonards, the meadows called hyeth meadows lying in St Weonards, and the m. called Lanclowdy in Langarren, all of which are in p's St Waynards, Treagoe, Trewathan, Langarren, and Lanclowdy, in trust to attend the inheritance.

1. William Hetling and James Moody, both of Bristol, distillers and co-partners. 2. Samuel Peach, Benjamin Loxcombe, William Miller, and George Daubeny, esq's, Robert Bush, pewterer, Richard George, deal merchant, and William Turner, corn factor, all of Bristol. Lease for one year of a m. and several closes belonging in p. Wraxall, Somerset, a m. at the Cross Bath, p. St Peter and Paul in the city of Bath, a m. in Han Lane, p. Olveston, Gloucestershire. 1. Edward Langdon, William Hetling, Samuel Atlee, James Moody the younger, and William Ramsay, all of Bristol, distillers and co-partners. 2. Samuel Peach, Benjamin Loxcombe, William Miller, and George Daubeny, esq's, Robert Bush, pewterer, Richard George, deal merchatn, Robert Lovell, merchant, and William Turner, corn factor, all of the city of Bristol, eight of the joint or partnership creditors of Edward Langdon, William Hetling, Samuel Atlee, James Moody the younger, and William Ramsay, all of Bristol, distillers and co-partners. 3. William Evans, deal merchant, John Rawlins, surgeon, both of the city of Bristol. 4. John Pember, sugar baker, Edward Nicholas, merchant, Edward Somerset, carrier, Thomas Tushir, cabinet maker, and John Weeks, vintner. Release of a m. and several closes belonging in p. Wraxall, Somerset, a m. at the Cross Bath, p. St Peter and Paul in the city of Bath, a m. in Han Lane, p. Olveston, Gloucestershire, also of stock in trade, household goods, and other effects in trust for the benefit of creditors.

1. Thomas Hetling of Bristol, attorney at law. 2. Henry Brown of Tredegar, steward to John Morgan, esq. Agreement for the purchase of two fifth parts of the manor of New Park otherwise Dowlas Park and four m's and several pieces of land containing 350 a. in p's Marshfield, Michaelstone Vedow, and Bassalick in co. Mon.

Letters from Messrs Burley & Sons of Lincolns Inn to Sir Charles Morgan, concerning legal matters and, more especially, Sir Charles Morgan's marriage settlement.

Facts (2 printed copies) showing the necessity of the interposition of Parliament to diminish the general expenses and to reduce the fees of Parliament and the charges of parliamentary agents in obtaining local turnpike acts.

Letter from F. Justice to Sir Charles Morgan, concerning damage done to the wharfs at Newport and reporting on a tithe meeting held at Rumney.

Letters from Samuel Davies to Sir Charles Morgan and the Rev. Augustus Morgan, requesting that payments made to him under his sister's will, of which his correspondents were trustees, should be made to him direct.