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Undertaking by Bartholomew Parker Bidder and Adam Scott to pay £100 to the Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Leicestershire, for being released from an arrangement to take a lease of iron works, etc. in the occupation of the Neath Abbey Iron Co.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders;. 2. George Batters of No. 2, Austin Friars, Old Broad Street, London, esq., and John Batters and Adam Scott, both of No. 221, Gresham House, Old Broad Street aforesaid, esq's. Agreement to grant a lease for 55 years of the coal and other minerals in and under the estate or farm known as the Court Rhydhir Estate, p. Cadoxton Juxta Neath, co. Glam.

1. Charles Fox of Trebah, near Falmouth, Cornwall, esq.;. 2. Christiana Abberley Price of Glyn Velin Cottage, near Neath, co. Glam., spinster, and Theodore Fox of Pinchinthorpe, near Guisborough, Yorkshire, esq.;. 3. Henry Bevington Gibbins of Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 4. Josephine Sophia Waring, Anna Letitia Waring, Harriet Elizabeth Waring and Octavia Jane Waring, all of Clifton, Bristol, spinsters;. 5. John Henry Rowland of Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 6. Edward Davies of Neath aforesaid, esq., and the fifth party;. 7. Charles Henry Waring of The Darran, near Neath aforesaid, esq., and Lucy his wife;. 8. Henry Habberley Price of Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 9. Charles Struvé Price of Brynderwen, near Neath aforesaid, esq.;. 10. Robert Fox, George Croker Fox and Henry Backhouse Fox, all of Falmouth aforesaid, and Joseph Gurney Fox of Hall Lands, Surrey, esq's;. 11. Edward Davies, trustee and executor of Isaac Redwood, late of Neath aforesaid, dec.;. 12. Alfred Lloyd Fox of Penmere, near Falmouth, Cornwall, esq., the said Theodore Fox, and Howard Fox of Falmouth aforesaid, esq., executors of Alfred Fox, late of Falmouth aforesaid, esq., dec.;. 13. George Batters of No. 2, Austin Friars, London, John Batters and Adam Scott, both of No. 221, Gresham House, London, and Bartholomew Parker Bidder of Waunceirch, near Neath aforesaid, esq's;. 14. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone, Leicestershire, clerk. Surrender of No. 190 of 17 Dec. 1850.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders;. 2. George Batters of No. 2, Austin Friars, Old Broad Street, London, esq., and John Batters and Adam Scott, both of No. 221, Gresham House, Old Broad Street aforesaid, esq's. Lease for 21 years of the capital m. or farm house, farm buildings and five cottages with parcels of land, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., forming part of the Court-Rhy-dir estate in the occupation of the Neath Abbey Coal Co. (Plan annexed.). Counterpart.

1. George Batters of No. 2, Austin Friars, London, esq., and John Batters and Adam Scott, both of No. 76, Old Broad Street, London, esq.;. 2. The Dyffryn Main Colliery Co. (Ltd);. 3. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone, Leicestershire, clerk;. 4. The Dynevor Dyffryn and Neath Abbey United Collieries Co. Ltd. Assignment of a term of 55 years [in the properties specified in No. 197], being the Court Rhy-dir mining lease, and of No. 199, being the Court Rhy dir farming lease.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, near Grantham, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders;. 2. Howell Gwyn of Dyffryn, near Neath, co. Glam., esq. Grant of a piece of land in p. Cadoxton Juxta Neath, co. Glam. (Plan in margin.).

1. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders;. 2. John Newall Moore of Longford Court, co. Glam., esq. Agreement for the annual tenancy of two pasture fields or meadows at Taillwydin, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam. Counterpart.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone Rectory, Grantham, Leicestershire [sic], clerk in holy orders;. 2. Frederick Joseph Gibbins. Agreement for the annual tenancy of the dwelling house called Graig Cottage, ht Duffryn Clydach, co. Glam. Counterpart.

1. The Rev. George Sloane Stanley of Branstone, Leicestershire, clerk in holy orders;. 2. Pendrill Jones Charles of Neath, co. Glam., solicitor. Lease for 7 years of the property specified in No. 203. Counterpart.

1. The Rev. Walter Hugh Earle Welby of Ryde, clerk in holy orders, and Frederick Sloane Stanley of Roche Court, Fareham, esq., both of Southampton [trustees of the Rev. George Sloane Stanley, dec.];. 2. Alice Branch of Taillwydin, near Neath, co. Glam. Agreement to lease a part of the Courtrhydir estate, p. Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, co. Glam., for 99 years for building a dwelling house. (Plan attached.). Counterpart.

1. Frederick Sloane Stanley of Roche Court, Fareham, Hampshire, esq., and the Rev. Walter Hugh Earle Welby of Saint George's Lodge, Ryde, Isle of Wight, clerk in holy orders;. 2. Rachel Thomas, wife of David Thomas of Highland, Skewen, co. Glam., farmer. Lease for 99 years of a piece of land at Skewen, p. Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, co. Glam., bordering on the road leading from Dyffryn to Neath Abbey, for building a dwelling house. (Plan attached.). Copy.

1. Ernest George Smith of Cartref, Neath Abbey, co. Glam.;. 2. William John of Abbey Road, Neath, co. Glam.;. 3. John Evans Reynolds Thomas of Maesyllan, Neath Abbey, co. Glam., and David Thomas Jeffreys of Castle Street, Brecon, co. Brec., gent. Surrender of a term of 999 years in a piece of land at Neath Abbey, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath. (Plan in margin.).

Writer does not admit a right of way on Longford Farm. (Rough sketch on reverse.).

1. John Evans Reynolds Thomas of The Graig, Neath, co. Glam., gent., and David Thomas Jeffreys of Brecon, co. Brec., solicitor;. 2. David Williams of the Crown Stores, Neath Abbey, co. Glam., grocer. Grant of a piece of land at Skewen, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., near the road leading from Duffryn to Neath Abbey, and the m's erected thereon, subject to a lease for 99 years.

1. Dauid Kodowgan, p. Clirowe, co. Rad., yeoman, son and heir apparent of Kodowgan ap Dauid, late of Clirowe aforesaid, dec., and Elizabeth Haye of Clirowe aforesaid, widow, late wife of the said Kodowgan ap Dauid;. 2. Roger Thomas ap Ievan of Clirowe, yeoman. Grant of the m. wherein the said Dauid Kodowgan and Elizabeth Haye dwell, and the closes of land called Kae yr Mynydd, Kae oddy ar y ffordd, yr Erow viddog vach, Kae y therwen, y llaine Rwng y lleydiade, y Wern and Caute Bach, gwaith y gwr, Y Comm and yr Ardd o thyar y Tuy, in a place called Kevengethine, p. Clirowe.

1. Elizabeth Gronouse of p. Saint Clements Danes, Middlesex, spinster, only daughter and heir of James Gronouse, late citizen and upholsterer of London, dec.;. 2. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent., Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Beavan of Clirow aforesaid, their son and heir apparent, Herbert Beavan the younger, one other of the sons of the said Herbert Beavan the elder, and Elizabeth Beavan of p. Dymock, Gloucestershire, spinster, one of the dau's of the said Herbert Beavan the elder by the said Elizabeth;. 3. James Wellington of Hereford, tailor. Release (being a transfer of £200 mortgage) of the parcels of lands called the Mountain Close, the Mountain Meadow, the Raile Meadow, Y Caut Bach, the Plock by the Rail Meadow, Caediar Y forth, Y Roge Vach and Caye Dderwen, p. Clirow, co. Rad. [Boundaries specified include: the common called Clirow Mountain, and the way leading from Clirow Mountain toward Keven Kethin and from thence towards Clirow church].