Dangos 839215 canlyniad

1. Thomas Venables, son of William Venables, of Kynderton, esquire;
2. Hugh Hurleton, son of Nicholas Hurelton.
   Grant in exchange of lands in Eccleston, Cheshire.

A manuscript containing the 'Demetian Code' of Welsh laws.
The text seems to follow pretty closely the text of the Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales (Vol. i, pp. 408, xv-590, l. 2).

Apparently the chronicle of the reign of Charles V found in Les Grandes Chroniques de France (Grandes Chroniques de Saint-Denis) but unable to compare with any of the printed texts (ff. 1-59). The prologue on f. 1 ('Au non du pere ... les autres plus indignes') corresponds word for word with that to the chronicle of the reign of Charles VII (see below, f. 177) except for the substitution of V for VII. The text of f. 1 is written by a later hand to make good the loss of probably two leaves of the original manuscript, see below. Possibly the placing of Jean Chartier's prologue at this point is due to a misunderstanding by this later hand. From f. 2 on, chapters are numbered and headed by brief summaries. The text of f. 2 begins in chapter 3.
Also included is apparently Jean Juvenal's chronicle of the reign of Charles VI with the continuation attributed to Gilles le Bouvier (ff. 63-172). Unable to compare with a printed text. Cf. B. L. Royal MS 20. E. v. Chapters numbered and headed by brief summaries, as in the table. Together with another two fragments: the first of whcih we are unable to compare with a printed text of Jean Chartier's chronicle. Cf. BL Royal MS 20. C. ix. Chapters numbered and headed by brief summaries, as in the table (ff. 177-339); the second of which we are unable to compare with the chronicle of the reign of Louis XI which was added to some of the early printed editions of Les Grandes Chroniques de France (ff. 340-444 verso).

1. Edmund Vychan ap Eden';
2. Hoell ap Gruff' ap Ll.
   Receipt for 10s. 4d. for the relief of Gruff' ap Ll' ap Ier' ap Rys, free tenant of the King of the township of Erryannell.

1. Angh't verch Dd. ap Ll' ap Konna free tenant of St. Hilary, of the township of Llanelien;
2. Ris ap Ll' ap Gruffith free tenant of the lord the king of the township of Lleghgynvarwy, in the commote of Llywan.
   Grant of Tythyn kynan dduy, Koyd stokyn and Tythyn y Kyrrioc. Witnesses: Dd. ap Gwilyn ap Ieuan ap Blethyn; Gruffith ap John ap Hoell Vyghan; Rynallt ap Hoell ap Matto Kethyn, Master Edmund ap Ll' ap Hilyn; Res ap Gruff ap Grono.

1. Ieuan ap Tuder ap Gwilym;
2. [...] alias William Lleghoc.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Gruff' ap Ier' ap Ieuan ap Gruff' alias Gruff' ap Ier' goz, free tenant of Ros golyn in the commote of Meney;
2. Res ap Ll'i ap Tud' ap Ithell.
   Grant of tyddyn hob y du in t. Tref Ieuan.

1. Nicholas ap Ll. ap Tudyr ap Gwilym, free tenant of the lord the Prince, in the towmnship of Llystulas in the commote of Turkelyn;
2. Ll. ap Dd. ap hulkyn, free tenant of the lord the Prince, of the township of Lleghylghed in the commote of Lliwan.
   Mortgage of penrryn Gwybedoc in the hamlet of Glasgroc.

1. William ap Ll' ap Gwilym, Ieuan ap Ll' ap Gwilym, Hoell ap Ll' ap Gwilym, and Robert ap Ll' ap Gwilym, free tenants of the lord the Prince, of the vill of Ariannell, in the commote of Llywan;
2. William ap Ieuan ap Ll' Vychan, free tenant of the lord the prince, of the vill of Lleghgynvarwy.
   Grant of Tythyn Talybont in Lleghgynvarwy, part of a mill called Melyn Owen in Ariannell, Tythyn Madoc bach, y rriw velen in Bodedern, the tenement called tir Hoell ap Ier' in Lleirchioc in the vill of Lleghylghed, and a tenement lying in the hamlet of Mydre in the vill of tref vghtryt in the island of Caergybi.

1. Mered' ap Edn' ap Jeuan ap Eign' lloit, free tenant of the Prince of the township of Llankydwaladr in the commote of Malltrayth;
2. John ap Oweyn ap Meur'.
   Grant of messuages in the said township.

1. William ap Gruff' ap Hooll, free tenant of the King, of the township of Cayrdegok, in the commote of Talbolion;
2. Gwill'm ap Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Ll' free tenant of the Bishop of Bangor, of the township of Cornwylan.
   Mortgage of Tythyn Iddon in the hamlet of Kerrigkanoc.

Inquisition taken at Swansea in Gower, before Thomas ap Muric, Coroner of Charles Somerset, Lord Herbert, and lord of the said demesne of Gower, in the said demesne, in the presence of Mathias Cradoc, esq., warden, of the lands and tenements of Res Maunceill, by oath of Jenkyn Franckelen and others, whereby it is found that the aforesaid Res was born in Oxenwiche on St. Paul’s Day (25th Jan.), 2 Hen. VII (1487), and that he came of full age on the 25th Jan. last past. Under seals of the coroner and jury. [Latin]. Dated: 16th April, 2 Hen. VIII [1510]. Thirteen seals, red wax: 1 (imperfect), 12 (11 x 9mm), 13 (11 x 8mm): Rectangular: the initial W. 2 (12mm), 4 (imperfect), 5 (12mm), 10 (12mm): Round: a merchant’s mark. 3 (11 x 8mm), 7 (15 x 12mm), 8 (12mm), 9 (12mm), 10 (12mm), 11 (12mm): Rectangular: a merchant’s mark, and the letter E. 6: Wanting.

1. William ap Ieuan ap Ll' Vychan, free tenant of the lord the king, of Llechgenvarwe in the commote of Llewon;
2. William ap Ll'n ap Gwillim, free tenant of the lord the King, of the township of Eriannell.
   Grant of land in Llachylched, Bodedern, Trefuwchdryd and Llachgenvarwe with part of Melin Owayn.

1. William ap Gruff' ap Hoell, free tenant of the King, of the township of Kayrdecok, in the commote of Talbolyon;
2. Gwillim ap Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Ll' free tenant of the Bishop of Bangor, of the township of Cornowylan.
   Mortgage of Tythyn Iddon in Kerrickamoc in Cowrnoylan.

1. Gwenllian verch Hoell ap Conus ap Mad' effiriad, free tenant of the lord the Prince, of the vill of Ychwaen, in the commote of Lliwan;
2. Res ap Ll' ap Griff' ap Hoell ap Ieuan free tenant of the Lord the Prince, of the vill of Lleghgynvarwy.
   Grant of land in the said vill of Chwaen.

Grant by John Bassett, late of Beawpier, co. Glam., and Morgan, and Nicholas Williams, late of Bergeveny, in the March of Wales, at the request of Rice Mauncell, to him, the said Rice, and Elinor his wife, daughter and heir of James Bassett, esq., of the manor of Oxinwich, etc. (lately granted to the above by the said Rice to the use of him and his heirs), to the said Rice and Elinor and their direct heirs. Dated: 17th May, 3 Henry VII I [1511]. [Latin]. Small signet seal, red wax (11 x 9mm); a crowned I for John Bassett. Endorsed, with the clause notifying delivery of seisin, before John ap Thomas ap Gwilim, Richard Howell, Richard Mauncell, John Haron, Richard Thomas, Jankin Russell, Hugh ap Hopkin, Thomas ap David ap Howell, Nicholas ap Rice. At Oxinwiche.

Grant by Rice Mauncell to John Bassett of Beawpier, co. Glam. and Morgan, and Nicholas Williams of Bergeveny, in the March of Wales, of his manor of Oxinwich, with all the appurtenances thereof in the same, to the use of the said Rice and his heirs. [Latin]. Dated: 16th May, 3 Hen. VIII [1511]. Rectangular signet seal, red wax (13 x 9mm), a shield of arms; a chevron between three maunches for MANSELL. Endorsed with a clause setting forth delivery of seisin, in the presence of John ap Thomas ap Gwilim, Richard Howell, Richard Mauncell, John Hayron, Richard Thomas, Jankin Russell, Hugh ap Hopkin.

1. Ll' ap Ll' ap Gruff ap Hoell ap Ieuan, a free tenant of the Lord the King of the township of Lleghgynvarwy;
2. Dd. ap Res ap Ll' ap Gruff', of the same.
   Grant of land called Y mays mawr in the township of Lleghgynvarnwy.