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1.Baron de Rutzen;. 2.Sir Jervoise Clark-Jervoise of Idsworth, co. Southampton, bart., Sir William Wellesley Knighton of Blendworth, co. Southampton, bart., and John Malcolm formerly of Lamorbey, co. Kent, esq.;. 3.The said Baron de Rutzen. Appointment And Release by mortgage of pieces of land adjoining the churchyard at Minwear to the use of the Baron de Rutzen in fee.

Appointment at a court leet of the manor of Slebech, of James Rowe of Slebech and John Rees of Cumberland, both p. Slebech, co. Pemb., as petty constables for the parish for the ensuing year.

Appointment by Emily Vernon of Barsham House, Great Malvern, spinster, and J.B. Herbert, esq., executors of the late Angel Emily Vernon, of new trustees of the will of the late Emily Mary Ann Foley.

1.Mary Evans of Haverfordwest, widow and relict of William Evans of the same, gent., deceased;. 2.Thomas Evans of Haverfordwest, gent., son of the said William Evans, and Mary his wife. Appointment in exercise of a power given by the will of the said William Evans and surrender and release of life estate under the said will. Copy.

1.Mary Dorothea Baroness de Rutzen, and her son Frederic Leopold;. 2.The Baron de Rutzen;. 3.Inigo William Jones of Ludford House near Ludlow, co. Salop, esq., and Henry Richmond Jones, esq.;. 4.Andrew Colvile of Fenchurch Buildings, London, merchant, Daniel Mildred of Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street, banker, George Hibbert of Billiter Court, London, merchant, James Gordon Murdoch of Haymarket, banker;. 5.Sir Jervoise Clarke Jervoise of Idsworth, co. Southampton, bart., Sir William Wellesley Knighton of Blendworth, co. Southampton, bart., and John Malcolm of Lamorby, co. Kent, esq.;. 6.William Elliot Oliver of New Bridge Street in the city of London, esq. Appointment of a receiver of the Slebech estate with schedules of rents.

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1.Baron de Rutzen;. 2.Baroness de Rutzen;. 3.William Elliot Oliver of New Bridge Street, London, gent.;. 4.Edward Goldsmid, etc.;. 5.James William Freshfield the younger and Henry Roy Freshfield both of New Bank Buildings, London, gents.;. 6.Charles Kaye Freshfield of the same, gent. Appointment of receiver of the Slebech and other estates of the Baron de Rutzen, co. Pembroke.

1.John Symmons;. 2.Robert Dent and John Church;. 3.Stafford Esquire Baxter of Furnivals Inn, city of London, gent., and Thomas Greene of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Appointment of receivers in connection with No. 843.

1.William Knox;. 2.Robert Dent and John Church. 3.Stafford Square Baxter of Furnivals Inn, city of London, gent., and Thomas Greene of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Appointment of receivers in connection with No. 844. Copy.

1.Charles Frederick, Baron de Rutzen, of Slebech Hall;. 2.James Nunn of the parish of Minwear, yeoman. Appointment of the said James Nunn as gamekeeper.

1.Baron Frederick de Rutzen of Slebech Hall;. 2.Wyndham Pike of Slebech and George Freeman of Church Park, parish of Newton. Appointment of the said Wyndham Pike and George Freeman as gamekeepers.

1. Baron Frederick de Rutzen, of Slebech Hall;. 2. Wyndham Pike of Slebech Hall, gamekeeper, and William Hood of Forest Lodge, parish of Minwear. Appointment of the said Wyndham Pike and William Hood as gamekeepers.

Articles exhibited against Sir John Stepney on behalf of George Barlowe, esq., touching the collection of rents in the manors of Caniston, Robeston and Welfrey. Draft.

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1.Owen Davies of Nash, parish of Minwear, gent.;. 2.John Davies of the same, gent., his son, and Mary Beckley of Templeton, parish of Narberth, spinster;. 3.Thomas Davies of Chapelhill, parish of Narberth, gent., and John Beckley of Templeton aforesaid, yeoman;. 4.Lewis Hitching of Rowsedowne, parish of Stackpoole, gent., and George Devanalt of the parish of Narberth, mercer. Articles Of Agreement before the marriage of the said John Davies and Mary Beckley, including a proposed grant of a dwelling house called the West House and lands (named) in the parish of Minweare. Two copies.

1.Owen David and Katherine David, widow, his mother, of he parish of Brawdy;. 2.Edward Wills, gent., Lettice his wife, and Elizabeth Wills, eldest daughter of the said Edward and Lettice, of the parish of Mynweare. Articles Of Agreement before the marriage of the said Owen David and Elizabeth Wills.

Articles Of Agreement between Sir John Barlow of Slebetch, bart., of the first part, William Barlow of Martletwy, gent., of the second part, and Walter Middleton of Slebbetch, esq., and Johan his wife, mother of the said Sir John Barlow, and Lewis Wogan of Wiston, esq., of the third part, touching the capital messuage and lands called Marteltwy and Crigmaron otherwise Cregmaharon in the parish of Moncktun; closes called Rucke parke and ye Eastern Hill Close in the parish of Minweare; the capital messuage called Minweare, the rectory of Minweare, Minweare Hill, closes called Rake Parke and ye Barly parke otherwise Roches parke, and lands in Minweare Croft, parish of Minweare; the manor of Castle pill otherwise Castle Pull and Summerhill and the manor of Hubberston in the hundred of Rose; Hungerford Tenement in Marteltwy; the remainder of a term of years in Molleston and the pannage of hogs and wild honey in the forest of Narberth.

Articles Of Agreement between William Knox of Slebech, esq., and Charles Hassall of Haverfordwest, gent., concerning the lease of Captain Style, Ormonde Place, and lands in the Narberth Forest and Narberth Mountain.

Articles Of Agreement between William Knox of the parish of St. Ann, Soho, co. Middlesex, esq., and Nathaniel Phillips of Portland Square, co. Middlesex, esq., for a bargain and sale at Canaston Wood for a period to enable William Knox to cut the timber and clear it from the ground. Drafts.

1.Sir John Barlow, bart.;. 2.Francis Davies of Narberth, gent. Articles Of Agreement concerning Narberth mill.