Dangos 114 canlyniad

1 Joseph Baker of London, draper. 2 George Amler of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, draper. Bond in £6,000 for the observance of covenants in indentures of co-partnership of even date between John Baker of London, draper, of the first part, 1 of the second and 2 of the third.

1 John Baker of London, draper. 2 George Amler of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, draper. Bond in £6,000 for the observance of covenants in indentures of co-partnership of even date between 1 of the first part, Joseph Baker of London, draper, of the second, and 2 of the third.

1 Joseph Waddingham and Richard Bagley of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, corvisors. 2 John Waterfall, Samuel Bennett, Jeremie Lateward and George Lindop of Shrewsbury, churchwardens of p. St Chadd's, Shrewsbury. Bond in £100 for Joseph Waddingham to indemnify p. St Chadd's, Shrewsbury, from himself and his wife and children. 2 Armorial seals.

1 John Baker of London, draper. 2 George Amler of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, draper. Bond in £6,244 for the observance of covenants in an indenture of co-partnership of even date between 1 and 2.

1 Thomas Barton of Wettenhall (Welnall), Cheshire, wheelwright (Rotificem). 2 Eleanor Morrey of Wettenhall, widow. Bond in £120 for the observance of covenants in articles of agreement indented of equal date between 1 and 2. 1 Seal.

1 Richard Brickdale of Bristol, gent. 2 Peter Saunders and Nathaniel Wade, of Bristol, esq's. Bond in £80 for the observance of covenants in articles of agreement tripartite of even date between 1 of the first part, Joanna Loine, of Bristol, spinster, of the second, and 2 of the third.

1 Peter Wooley of Chowley, Cheshire, gent. 2 John Deane of Hunlington, Cheshire, yeoman. Bond in £80 for the observance of covenants in an indenture tripartite of even date between 1 of the first part, Peter Bell of Chester, gent., of the second, and 2 of the third. 1 Seal.

1 Richard Leighton, esq., through William Leighton. 2 George Wheeler of the Inner Temple, London. Receipt for £27 2s. 8d. being the fine of 1 for not reading to the honourable society of the Inner Temple. (Was attached to 20).

1 Thomas Dickins of Church Preen, Shropshire, gent. 2 John Dickins of Church Preen, infant son of Mathew Dickins of Church Preen, yeoman. Bond in £100 to secure £50 and interest (with note of one half year's interest paid on January 5th, 1708/09). 1 Seal.

1 John Amler, esq., High Sheriff of Shropshire. 2 John Brown of Breams Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, gent. Letters Of Attorney appointing 2 to demand and receive at the Royal Exchequer, Westminster, the sum of £98 3s. due to 1 for the expenses of his Letters patent for his office and to pass his accounts and obtain his Quietus. 1 Armorial seal.

1 Edward Botterell, esq., High Sheriff of Shropshire. 2 John Langley of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, gent., Deputy Sheriff of Shropshire, and Francis Chambre of the Middle Temple, London, gent. Letters Of Attorney appointing 2 to demand and receive at the Royal Exchequer, Westminster, the sum of £98 3s. due to 1 for the expenses of his Letters Patent for his office and to pass his accounts and obtain his Quietus. 1 Armorial seal.

1 Edward Penbury of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, gent. 2 Nicholas Smyth, esq., sheriff of Shropshire, and John Purslow. Affidavit in which 1 testifies that Nicholas Smyth did sign seal and deliver a Letter of Attorney (not included with affidavit), and that 1 and 2 did sign the same. Sworn before Thomas Ashby, "a master extraordinary in Chancery".

1 Edward Barron. 2 Ann Davison, one of the executors to her late husband, Robert Davison, esq. Receipt for £18 from 1 to 2, due upon the mortgage from the late Richard Lughton's estate to the late Robert Davison, being the year's interest of 400 which became due 2nd August 1772.

1 Charlton Leighton. 2 Robert Pemberton. Promise To Pay costs by 1 to 2 in respect of all business transacted between 1 and his son Charlton Leighton, esq., and all other business done by 2 as attorney of 1 over and above the salary of £40, as stated in Letters of Attorney, for acting as agent for collecting the annuity and other moneys due to 1, including his journey and expenses to Bath to pass his account with 1.

A list of 60 bonds from 1618-1714, [included in this collection], giving the names of the parties, and the value of the bond in some cases. The compiler of this mid 19th century list has also added the 'anno domini' years to the original bonds.

Taken from various sources including Robert Vaughan of Hengwrt's Notes on British History (1663), Caradoc of Lancarvan's History of Wales (1584), and a book in Shrewsbury Free School Library.

With notes and diagrams of heraldic devices. Reference to Sir John Price's Description of Wales [1584].

Also of the daughters of Mawde and William David Lloyd of Glandiwely, descended from Roderick the great. With notes on the arms of their earlier ancestors. Not in the main hand.