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Brief for defendant in the suit between Richard Moore, esq., plaintiff, and Edward, Lord Herbert, defendant, touching the taking of lead ore dug up at a place called the Whitegritt, being waste or common ground in t. Shelue, which defendant claims to be part of the manor of Chirbury.

Brief in the suit between Roger Reighnalds, relator, and Edward Purcell, gent., William Draper, gent., Thomas Bady, Roger Bady, John Nicholls, Richard Nicholls, Evan Jeffryes, William Rees otherwise Donn, Thomas Griffithes and Thomas Vaughan, defendants, touching an enclosure at Blackmoore head in t. Bromlowe within the lordship of and the hundred of Chirbury, Shropshire.

Glad he has let Jenkins' farm. Asks what money has been paid Mr. Duvall for carrying on the works. Desires him to speak to Mr. Duvall to pay their money to the Tyrrymynech tenants.

Questions to be advised on concerning the lordship of and the hundred of Chirbury, including the respective rights of the lord paramount and mesne lords to enclosures from the waste and commons.

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Briefs in the suit Goodall v. Boddington and others, where Richard Goodall, citizen and merchant taylor of London, claims payment for himself and his dec. father-in-law, Thomas Strong, citizen and harberdasher of London, for having managed the affairs of Thomas, John and Charles Boone, late of Mount Boone, Devon. See also Nos 9662, 9457, and 11196-7.

Endorsed: 'A case of a term for lives, Mr Oldbury'.

Bill Of Complaint of William, Earl of Powis, against the executors of Thomas Eades, dec., concerning a debt for a house belonging to plaintiff in Hendon. See No. 9410 dated 19 Nov. 1687.

Warrant Of Attorney from John Manners, esq., to enter satisfaction on a judgement obtained in the King's Bench against George Edward Henry Arthur Herbert, Earl of Powis, for £3,000.

Best to let John Wynn fence the Knood Meadows and get a good tenant for them. Tells him not to write about such affairs but attend to them as if they were his own. Not to apply any money until he has sent the writer £900 for Mr. Edwin for the half year's rent. His cousin Duvall was never steward for Green-hall; orders Parry to sell all the corn, etc., there to make up the £900. Money paid to Mr. Duvall towards carrying on the lead mines is the same as returning it to the writer.

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Bill Of Complaint in the Court of Chancery of Thomas Gibson of London, gent., executor of Sir John Foche, late of London, kt, dec., and John Jacob of London, gent., who are the administrators of the goods and chattels of Dame Jane Foche, dec., forermly the wife of the said Sir John Foche, unadministered by the latter, and John Howe of London, gent., Richard Melcher and Dorcas, his wife, James Davis of London, gent., and other legatees of the said Dame Jane Foche, against George, Earl of Warrington, and Mary, Countess of Warrington, his wife, Francis Herbert and Dorothy, his wife, Alexander Pittfield and Dorothy, his wife, John Foche, Nathaniell Foche, William Foche, Elizabeth Foche, John Rudge and Richard Sallway, concerning the estates of Thomas Boone, late of Mount Boon, Devon, esq., John Boon and Charles Boon (father of the said Dame Jane Foche) and the estate of Dame Jane Foche, dec. Oct. 1700, having left instructions for her will.

Warrant Of Attorney from Somerset Davies, esq., to acknowledge satisfaction of a debt on a judgement against Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis, for £26,300 and costs.

Minutes of the answer of Francis Garvan, esq., to the bill of revivor and supplemental of Lord Montgomery touching the will of Richard Cantillon.

Instructions for a bill in Chancery concerning the title of Lady Powis to her annuities, with a letter from Mr Madocks to Mr Thurston, Lincolns Inn.

Supersedeas to George Mackenzie the younger, Edward Harrison, Alexander Livingstone, Adam Gordon, and John Tisdale, gents., in respect of a commission of sequestration against William, Marquis of Powis. Copy.