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Inquisition held at Ruthin, co. Denbigh, upon the lands of Richard Greene, son and heir of Richard Greene, deceased, of Ruthin, in accordance with a writ of extent directed to the sheriff of the said county declaring that Edward Brereton, esq., Roger Mostyn, esq., and Richard Jones, LL.D., had obtained judgement for the recovery of a debt of £200 from the said Richard Greene, deceased, that Roger Mostyn and Richard Greene were since deceased, and that the surviving creditors were to obtain execution of judgement against Richard Greene, the son and heir. Latin.

1. Sir Richard Sakevyle, Kt., Chancellor of the Court of Augmentations and Revenues;. 2. Richard Midleton of Denbighe, co. Denbigh, gent. Covenants by the first party to execute an estate in fee simple to the second party of lands in the parish of Denbighe called Galgehull parke, with a proviso that the said Richard Midleton, on repayment of the purchase money, and on request by the King within two years of attaining his 21st birthday, would return the said lands to the king. The premises conveyed in the present deed formed part of the manors, lands, etc., which had been granted by the king to the Earl of Warwicke and his wife, with a proviso for their return on request by the king within two years of attaining his 21st birthday. The Earl had sold Galgehull parke to the first party hereto.

Memoranda re the entry of John Myddelton, esq., into a messuage in the township of Brinkaredige, being part of Brinkaredig farm, messuages supposed to be part of Garthlwydwyn called yr Hen Coed ......., a tenement and lands anciently known as Havod venioge and sometime called Twll y mwg in the parish of Derwen, a messuage and four acres of land on Kefne Collion, fifteen acres of land in tre Llan in the parish of Clokaynog, a messuage called Dole tan y ffynwent in the parish of Gyrffylliog, and a messuage called Dolydd clwyd Ucha in the parish of Llanvwrog, as part of the lordship of Ruthin.

1. Richard Drihurste;. 2. Peter Lloyd. Feoffment of the parcel called Le Meadowe to the uses noted in 114 of even date with grant of power of attorney to John Davies, clerk, and John ap Ellis, glover, both of Denbigh, to deliver seisin. Latin.

Payments in respect of legal matters; rumours of a plot against the queen.

Comments on a deed in the possession of his son at Derwen in connection with Sir Richard Middleton. At Sir Richard's return ? to Chirk everything would be ready for production o him. He (the writer) would resign himself to Sir Richard's 'dispossall'.

Particular of the messuages and cottages in the holding of John Price, gent., in the commote of Collion, co. Denbigh, being part of the lordship of Ruthin.

Questions relating to the White Lyon Inn in Ruthin, late the estate of William Walker, deceased, extended and seized into the crown's hands on account of debt.

Notes by Greg. Arundell concerning the sisters of Sir Francis and Sir Richard Crane, and the families of the said sisters.

He had been with Mr. Agar to see about drawing an avowry. Mr. Agar wished to know who had received the chief rents for thirty or forty years past and when each person had begun to receive them. The great thing was 'in whom to fix the seizing and to putt it in such a person as your title may best be deriv'd from'.

1. John Hoblyn of the Inner Temple, esq.;. 2. Eubule Thelwall of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, esq., and Henry Mostyn of the same place, gent. Grant of permission to dig for lead on a parcel called the new quarry upon Coed Marchan common and adjoining a parcel called Tyre Symond.

1. Roger Myddelton of Cadwgan, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. Sir Thomas Myddelton of Chirke Castle, co. Denbigh, kt. Feoffment of messuages, tenements and lands called yr havodwen and a parcel called dole y llan in maesyrodyn, messuages, etc., called havod tv y bryn crach, keven keirgh, Trayne Dorothy and llwyn llyan and one other messuage in llyssan, four messuages, etc., called y Trowsnant, trwyn y swch, moelfryn and keven garowe, within the manor of Spyttv Dolgynwall and being parcel of the said manor, sometime parcel of the possessions of the hospital of Ste Johns of Jeusalem, two messuages, etc., in Price called keven hir vynydd, and one other messuage in Price called Cwmowr, all thus far in co. Denbigh, and messuages in the township of kiltalgarth, co. Merioneth, called tythyn y kae Rhwth, erow og and gweirglodd ddv.

Account between John Myddelton of Chirk Castle, esq., and Peter Jones, relating to the Denbighshire petition heard before the bar of the House of Commons 24 Feb. 1741, for the sitting member, and to the borough petition for Denbigh heard in the same place, 7 Feb. 1743.

1. Thomas Price of Pryse, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. Richard Griffith of Eslclusham, co. Denbigh, gent. Power Of Attorney to enter into two messuages in Pryse, co. Denbigh, called kefn hir vynydd and kwm Orwr and all the lands thereto belonging and to deliver seisin thereof to Sir Thomas Myddleton, kt., and alderman of London, and to ffoulke Myddleton, esq., brother of Sir Thomas, in accordance with an indenture dated 10 Aug. 1605. (See No. 1163 of that date).

1. Thomas Price of Pryse, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. Sir Thomas Myddelton, kt., and ffoulk myddelton, gent., natural brother of the said Sir Thomas. Grant of two messuages called Kefn Hir Vynydd and a messuage called kwm Orwr in Pryse, a messuage and tenement called kay'r knave in llanrust and all houses, lands, etc., thereto belonging in llanrust and Garthgyvanneth, a messuage and tenement in llanrust and all houses, lands, etc., in llanrust and Garthgyvanneth thereto belonging, a messuage and tenement in llanrust called y ty kerrig with appurtenances in the said two townships of llanrust and Garthgyvanneth, two closes in llanrust called Kaye yr Croyse, and all other closes, etc., in three aforementioned townships belonging to the said messuages, all in co. Denbigh, with a covenant to levy a fine.

Mining activity at Pont Gysyllte and Llan y mynech; comments on certain legal points relating to mortgages.