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Abstract of the title of Mrs. Helen Pride to a reversionary fourth share of the real and personal estate of the late John Pride, deceased. Draft.

Correspondence and Papers dealing with the proposed exchange of lands at Llanover, co. Monmouth. (See Miscellaneous Deeds 274, dated 1844, July 9).

1. Rev. John Probyn, clerk, archdeacon of Llandaff;. 2. Griffith Lloyd of Cardiff, gent. Lease for twenty-one years, in consideration of one hundred and ten pounds and the surrender of a former lease, of the rectory of Bishtown alias Bishoptone in Netherwent, co. Monmouth, with the glebe, tithes, and profits belonging thereto. The annual rent is four pounds. The lessee shall also pay six pounds annually to the incumbent of the said church. Draft.

1. Rev. Richard Prichard and others, the Trustees of the Land for the benefit of the Poor Widows of Llandaff;. 2. Taff Vale Company. Conveyance, in consideration of fifty pounds, of a small piece of land, as defined, containing one rood and thirty-three and a half perches.

Abstract of title of Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., to lands and hereditaments at Llanover, co. Monmouth, called Tyr Tucker or Little Lansabbath.

Abstract of the title of Rev. W. P. Lewis to the life interest of Mrs. M. A. Lewis of and in certain freehold and copyhold and leasehold estates in the counties of Glamorgan, Monmouth, and Brecon.

1. Bishop, dean, and chapter of the cathedral church of Llandaff, as appropriators of the tithes;. 2. Edward Stephens, their lessee of the said tithes. Agreement for the commutation of the tithes of the parish of Lanvair Discoed, co. Monmouth, made at a parochial meeting of the landowners and tithe owners in the said parish.

1. The Duke of Beaufort, as impropriator of the tithes of certain lands in the parish of Lanvair Discoed, co. Monmouth, except such lands as are within the hamlet of Dinham;. 2. Bishop, dean, and Chapter of Llandaff, as appropriators of the said tithes. Agreement for the commutation of the tithes of a district comprising all the lands in the parish of Lanvair Discoed, co. Monmouth, except such lands as are within the hamlet of Dinham. The agreement was made at a meeting of the landowners and tithe owners within the limit of the said district.

1. Mary Marshall of 31 Soho Square, London, widow;. 2. Edward Priest Richards of Cardiff, esq. Grant And Release, in consideration of three hundred and sixty pounds, of a dwelling house and garden lying in the city of Landaff, in the occupation successively of John Williams, esq., Mrs. Ormerod, Mary Anne Savage, spinster, Ann Whittingham, widow, and now of - Evans, widow.

1. Edward, bishop of Llandaff;. 2. William Perkins of the parish of Matherne, co. Monmouth, farmer;. 3. Thomas Perkins of the same place, farmer, father of the said William Perkins. Lease for twenty-one years of a messuage with buildings, outhouses, and premises, and also several parcels of lad, which messuage, premises, and lands are called The Palace Farm, containing forty-nine acres and two roods, in the parish of Matherne. The annual rent is eighty-one pounds twelve shillings at four specified terms. The said Thomas Perkins goes surety for observance of covenants. Provision is made for determining this lease after seven or fourteen days. Copy.

1. Charles Romilly of Wilton Crescent, Knightsbridge, co. Middlesex, esq., and others;. 2. The Right Hon. Sir John Romilly, knight, Master and Keeper of the Rolls and Records of the High Court of Chancery;. 3. Alexander Peter Prevost of Gresham Street, London, esq., and Frederick Romilly of Eaton Terrace, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 4. Edward Romilly of Stratton Street, Piccadilly, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 5. Henry Romilly of Liverpool, esq.;. 6. The said Charles Romilly;. 7. The said Frederick Romilly;. 8. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. Grant, in consideration of the sum of nine thousand seven hundred pounds, of lands and hereditaments at and near Llandaff, as described in a schedule and map attached. Copy.

1. Hon. Robert Henry Clive of Oakly Park, co. Salop, and Robert French Burnett of Carry Street, co. Middlesex, gent.;. 2. Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty. Declaration Of Trust of one thousand five hundred pounds Consols. The dividends therefrom are to be used as an endowment for the incumbent of the new church of Aberdare, St. Fagan. Copy.

Abstract of the title of William Perry Herrick, esq., to the advowson of the united rectories of Llanmartin and Wilcrick, co. Monmouth.

Additional Abstract of the title of William Perry Herrick, esq., to the advowson of the united rectories of Llanmartin and Wilcrick.