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1. Brother William de Hulles, master of the Hospital of Slebech. 2. Dominus Phillip, vicar of Marthiltwye, Roger the merchant and Agnes his wife, William Cork, William Duy, Philip Bold, Richard 'cissori' et al. Gift of all the land of 1 at Marthiltwye (excepting a gr. and 3 a. annexed for the vicar as perambulated), together with the laws, liberties and customs as those of the burgesses of Slebech and Minuer. Annual rent: 2s. 6d. Witnesses: Brother Robert of Thethele, Dom. Thomas of Rosele, Richard Perseuale, John Beneg, Walter Bertelet, John Piketon. Latin. Cancelled by cutting.

1. Rhydderch ap Rees Vaughan and David Symyn (demandants). 2. John Symon (tenant to the praecipe). 3. John Wogan, esq., and Cicily his wife (tenants in tail). Exemplification Of Recovery (2 Oct. 1564) of 2 m's, 256 a. of land in Verdeshock, Harriesmote, Castlebighe and Ambleston, co. Pemb.

1. The Rev. William Henry Twyning. 2. The South Wales Railway Company. Memorandum of agreement of sale of certain pieces of land, 2 a., in p. Llandewy Velfry, co. Pemb., in the occupation of John Phillips and Phillip Phillips. Consideration: £400. [See no. 91].

1. Rev. W. H. Twyning. 2. South Wales Railway Company. List of jurors. [See no. 91].

1. C. E. Trevelyan, Treasury Chambers. 2. James Summers. Request for a statement of the fees and emoluments received by 2 in his capacity as clerk of the Mayor's Court at Haverfordwest in each of the five years until 31 December 1846. [See nos 103, 105-6, 112, 200].

1. James Summers, town clerk of the town and co. of Haverfordwest. 2. Treasury Chambers. Account of the fees and emoluments received by 1 as clerk of the Mayor's Court at Haverfordwest in each of the five years until 31 December 1846. [See no. 102].

Entry is of James Hooper of St. Lawrence Rectory who died 25 October 1847 aged 81 years.

1. C. E. Trevelyan, Treasury Chambers. 2. James Summers, Haverfordwest. Request for a list of individual fees and emoluments individually exceeding £20 received by 2 in his capacity as Clerk of the Mayor's Court at Haverfordwest. Endorsed: Copy of answer. [See no. 102].

1. W. G. Hayter, Treasury Chambers. 2. James Summers, esq., clerk of Haverfordwest court. Compensation of £11-8-0 on the release of 2 from 'all responsibility and labour' of his office. [See no. 102].

Case from James Summers for the opinion of E. Beavan on the case as to Colonel Greville being bound to grant a lease of the dry dock at Hubberston Pill to the assigness of J. Hogan, a bankrupt. Beavan's reply added.

Relates to sale of estate for £650. Regrets death of Lady Milford. Need for a lady who has £200,000-£300,000 to pay for a title.

1. Philip Rudderch and Edward Symyns. 2. Thomas Symyns. Final Concord of twenty m's, six tofts, twenty gardens, 500 a., etc., in Haiescastle Gibbrishford [?], otherwise Ford, etc. [places omitted]. Consideration: £100. Latin.

Exercise Book containing an account of a sale held at the house of the late Mrs Anne Thomas, Garth Terrace on 28 April 1852. Proctor's Bill and Receipt for probate attached.

Copy.

1. C. E. Trevelyan, Treasury Chambers. 2. James Summers, esq., Town Clerk, Haverfordwest. Compensation to 2 of £6-6-8 for loss of fees as Clerk to the Court of Record of Haverfordwest between 1 January and 31 December 1851. [See no. 102].

1. Thomas Rennie Hutton, of the city of Bristol, esq.; Alfred Bassett Starbuck of Milford Haven, co. Pemb., merchant; Thomas Hughes, Victoria Place, in the town and co. of Haverfordwest, gent. Assignees of the estate and effects of John Morgan, late of Hakin, Milford Haven, co. Pemb., a shipwright, a bankrupt. 2. James Garrard of Pinner Place, Middlesex, esq. Assignment of several m's, tmt's and lands of 1 in p. Hakin, co. Pemb. (names given). Consideration: £650. Recital of seven indentures relating to the said lands between 1811 and 1850. Draft.

Asks Summers to prepare a new sixty year lease.

1. William Summers, esq. 2. William Brock Swann, Merrixton House, co. Pemb., esq. Notice of intention to sell all m's, tmt's, hereditaments and lands conveyed to 1 in an indenture of release dated 24 May 1838. Recital of the said indenture dated 24 May 1838. Endorsed: 1852 June 29, served to Swann personally.