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1. George Hutton of Neath, co. Glam., gent., and Mary, his wife. 2. Rowland Bevan of Oxwich Castle in p. Oxwich, co. Glam., gent. Lease for one year and Mortgage in £300 of a m. and lands called Llanybade in p. Swanzey, co. Glam.; with covenant to levy a fine.

1. Capel Leigh of Pontypool Park, co. Mon., esq., and Molly Ann, his wife. 2. Lewis Rotely of Swansea, co. Glam., innkeeper. Lease for fifteen years of a m. called the Mackworth Arms Inn, situated in Wind Street, Swansea, with its stables, etc.; the m. adjoining the same; a m. in Green Dragon Lane; a m. in a street called the Strand; new stables and buildings between the Mackworth Arms and the Strand; a m. and lands called Tyrlanybad, with buildings thereon, in p. Swansea; excepting timber and mineral rights. Rent: £204.3s. annually. The lessee undertakes to expend £250 on specified works.

1. Capel Hanbury Leigh of Pontypool Park, co. Mon., esq., and Molly Ann, his wife. 2. William Jones of Swansea, co. Glam., innkeeper. Lease for eight years of a m. called the Mackworth Arms Inn, situated in Wind Street, Swansea, with its stables, etc.; the m. adjoining the same; a m. in Green Dragon Lane; a m. in a street called the Strand; new stables and buildings between the Mackworth Arms and the Strand; a m. and lands called Tyrlanybad, with buildings thereon, in p. Swansea, also the public house called the Globe in the street called the Strand in Swansea. Rent: £229.3s. in the first year, and thereafter £250 annually. Counterpart.

1. Capel Hanbury Leigh of Pontypool Park, co. Mon., esq. 2. Joseph Claypon of The Elms, Hampstead Heath, Middlesex, esq. Lease for eighty-four years of all pits, veins, seams, etc. of coal and culm and of iron stone and iron ore on or under parts of farms called the Onllwyn, Blainant y gelly fain, Pwlla bach, Hen Waun, and Gwaun llwyd in p. Caddoxton-iuxta-Neath, co. Glam.; with full liberty to work and carry away the said minerals. Rent: 6d. per ton of coal raised (with a fixed minimum payment of £75 per quarter). Plan annexed. 35 (Dorse). 1838, May 4. 1. Joseph Claypon. 2. Capel Hanbury Leigh. Surrender of the lease specified in No. 35, dated 1836, Jan. 1.

1. Thomas Anthony Stoughton of Gloucester Place, Portman Square, Middlesex, esq. 2. Daniel Mildred of Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street, London, esq. Lease for one year of the manors of Caegwren, Neath Ultra, Kilybebill, Avon Wallia, and Avon, co. Glam.; also the rectory impropriate of p. Cadoxton, co. Glam., with all tithes of corn, hay, and wood arising within the said rectory and p.; and of m's and lands in p's and ht's of Cadoxton, Langyfelach, Langwick, Killybebill, Lantwit, Glyncoorwg, Baglan, and Aberavon, co. Glam., as defined.

1. John Philpot of Southampton Street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, gent., and Edward Harris Phillips of Pontypool, co. Mon., esq. 2. John Roberts of Eton College, Buckinghamshire, esq., Thomas Freeman of Sillwood, Brighton, Sussex, esq., Sir Thomas Phillips of the Inner Temple, kt, Joseph Oliver and George Oliver of High Street, Wapping, Middlesex, ironmongers, the said John Philpot and the said Edward Harris Phillips, and John Marriott Davenport of the city of Oxford, esq. Declaration Of Trust of a reversionary sum of £30,000. Two copies.

1. Griffith Llewellyn of Baglan Hall, co. Glam., esq., Francis Edwardes Lloyd of Killybebyll, co. Glam., esq., and Archer Thomas Upton of 20 Austin Friars in the city of London, esq. (trustees of the will of the late Richard Hill Miers of Ynyspenllwch, co. Glam.), and Elizabeth Jane Miers of Ynyspenllwch, widow of the said Richard Hill Miers. 2. Richard Hanbury Miers of Eagles Bush near Neath, co. Glam., esq. Lease for ninety-nine years of a parcel of land, being part of Gellymen-ucha [sic] Farm on the Ynyspenllwch Estate in p. Llangafelach, with m. erected thereon; minerals excepted. Rent: £3 annually. Counterpart. Plan annexed.

Extracts from the Minutes of the Board of Directors of the New British Iron Co. signed by a majority of the Directors of the Co.

1. Thomas Callender Hinde. 2. Griffith Llewellyn, esq., Francis Edwardes Lloyd, esq., Archer Thomas Upton, esq., and Capel Miers, esq. Notice of the exercise of his option to take a fresh lease of the Onllwyn Colliery and Iron Works.

Office copy.

1. Griffith Llewellyn of Baglan Hall, Briton Ferry, co. Glam., esq., and William Gilbertson of Pontardawe near Swansea, esq. 2. Sir Charles Alexander Wood of 25 Chesham Place, Middlesex, kt, and Charles Algernon Whitmore of 3 King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, esq., barrister-at-law. Transfer of a charge for £8,000 on the Miers (late Leigh) Estates created by indenture of 14 Nov. 1832.

1. The University Life Assurances Society. 2. Gruffith Llewellyn, esq., the surviving executor and trustee of the will of Richard Hill Miers, late of Ynispenllwch, co. Glam., esq., dec. Deed to authorise the said Griffith Llewellyn to pay into the hands of the personal representatives of Richard Hanbury Miers and John Anthony Miers the share of residuary personal estate to which they were entitled under the will of the said Richard Hill Miers.

Deeds and documents relating to the Mackworth family of Gnoll Castle and the Miers family of Ynyspenllwch, Glamorgan, and to properties in Glamorgan and Somerset, 1735-1882.

1. William Kingtone of the city of Bath, Somerset, carpenter. 2. Samuel Peach, Anthony Kington, Benjamin Loscombe, James Cross, and Samuel Virgin, all of the city of Bath, bankers. Further Mortgage in £200 of a plot of ground bounded on the south by a street intended to be called Rivers Street in p. Walcot within the liberties of the city of Bath and extending backwards to a road leading from Walcot to Weston called Cottles Lane; also the m. now erecting or to be erected by William Kingtone thereon, which piece of land is part of a piece behind the King's Circus in Bath.

1. Sir Herbert Mackworth of Gnoll Castle, co. Glam., bart, George Hutton of Neath, co. Glam., gent. (only son and heir-at-law and devisee of the will of George Hutton, late of Neath, gent., dec.), Mary Trench the elder of Neath, widow, Fortescue Mansell Pinkney of Neath, surgeon, George Pinkney of Neath, watchmaker, Alice Pinkney, late of Neath, spinster (the said Mary, Fortescue, George, and Alice being grandchildren and legatees of the said George Hutton, dec.), and Mary Trench the younger of Neath, spinster (great-granddau. and also legatee of the said George Hutton, dec.). 2. Iltid Thomas of Swansea, co. Glam., gent. 3. John Morgan of Neath, tanner. Lease And Release, in consideration of £1,055, of a m. and lands called Tyr Lanybade, alias Fabian's Land, and containing the following closes: Cae'r Skybor, Cae'r Hewl, Cae Swyn, Cae Errw fawr and Erw Fach, Cae'r Wern, Cae Bookney, Cae Yattwn bach, and Cae Yattwn mawr in the ht of St Thomas within p. Swansea, co. Glam.; to the said Iltid Thomas in trust for the said John Morgan.

Letter from John Battin of No. 24 or 14 Revers Street, Bath to Mr Robson at Neath, co. Glam., relating to payment of rent and stating that there has been no enquiry about Miss Mackworth's house.

1. Dame Molly Ann Mackworth of Gnoll Castle, co. Glam., widow. 2. Sir Digby Mackworth of the city of Oxford, bart. Mortgage in £10,000 of the rectory impropriate of p. Cadoxton, co. Glam., and all tithes belonging thereto; and also of m's, lands, etc. in the precincts or territories of Neath Upper Hamlet, Neath Middle Hamlet, Neath Lower Hamlet, Dulus Upper Hamlet, Dulus Lower Hamlet, and Blaen Honddan in said p. Cadoxton, as specified in a schedule annexed; to hold the same for a term of one thousand years.

1. Dame Molly Ann Mackworth of Gnoll Castle, co. Glam., widow. 2. John Nathaniel Miers of Neath, co. Glam., esq. Assignment, with the approbation of Capel Hanbury [Leigh], esq., whom the said Lady Mackworth is about to marry, of her leasehold estate in the city of Bath (as specified in No. 13, dated 1785, Aug. 26); in trust to sell, and to devote the moneys therefrom as the said Lady Mackworth shall direct.

Report on and Valuation of the mineral properties on the estates of C. H. Leigh, esq. The Waun Cae Gurwen and Crinant Estates are named.