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1. Matilda Winstone of Cardiff, widow;. 2. Edward Purchase of Ynis y gored in the parish of Merthyr Tydfil, co. Glam., esq. Lease for twenty years, in consideration of one hundred and five pounds, of a piece of land lying by Penhill, parish of Llandaff, containing one acre one rood, which land the lessor held on a lease for twenty-one years from the dean and chapter of Llandaff. The annual rent is one peppercorn.

Abstract of the title of John Bruce Pryce, esq., the Right Hon. Sir J. L. Knight Bruce, and Mrs. Frances Davies to freehold and leasehold hereditaments situated in the city of Llandaff.

1. Rev. Richard Watson, clerk, prebendary of the prebend of Langwm founded in the cathedral church of Llandaff;. 2. George Berkin Meackham Lisle of St. Fagans, co. Glam., gent. Lease (counterpart) for twenty-one years, in consideration of the surrender of a former lease, of the prebend of Langwm with all lands, buildings, and tithes belonging to thereto in the parishes of Llandaff, Whitchurch, and Llangwm. The advowson of the parish church of Llangwm is reserved to the lessor. The annual rent is four pounds.

1. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England;. 2. Clement Waldron of Llandaff, gent. Lease (counterpart) for ninety-nine years of a parcel of ground lying in the parish of Llandaff, together with a messuage recently built thereon, containing six hundred and ninety eight square yards as shown in the accompanying plan. The annual rent is seven pounds. The lessee undertakes to spend at least three hundred pounds on the erection of a house on the said ground fronting Llandaff Green.

1. Bishop of Llandaff. Treasurer of the cathedral church of Llandaff;. 2. Penarth Harbour Dock and Railway Company. Grant, in consideration of three hundred and sixty pounds, of parcels of land containing four acres and eleven perches in the parish of Llandaff. Copy. Plan.

1. Stephen Collier of Werndew, parish of St. Bride's Minor, co. Glam., land agent, Rev. Daniel Evans of the said parish, clerk, and William Williams of Tirissa in the same parish, land surveyor;. 2. Bishop of Llandaff. Bond in eight hundred pounds for the due application of the proceeds of the sale of three hundred and eighty seven pounds eighteen shillings and six pence Bank three percent annuities towards the erection of a parsonage for the said parish of St. Bride's Minor.

1. Edmund Davies Williams of Maesruddud, co. Monmouth, esquire, Margaret Williams of the same place, spinster, and Tom Llewelyn Brewer of the parish of Christchurch, co. Monmouth, esq., and Mary Brewer, his wife;. 2. Rev. Gilbert Charles Frederick Harries of Gellygaer rectory, co. Glam., clerk, and the Venerable Henry Lynch Blosse of Newcastle, Bridgend, archdeacon of Llandaff. Grant of a parcel of land at Garthgunyd in the parish of Gellygaer containing four hundred and fifty square yards, for the purpose of using all buildings erected or to be erected thereto as a school for educating the children of the poorer classes, and as a residence for the teacher or teachers of the said school. The said school is to be administrated by the principal officiating minister and a committee. Copy.

Appointment by the Bishop of Llandaff of Herbert Williams of Llandaff, esq., to be surveyor in master of the lease granted in Miscellaneous Deeds 217, dated 1887, Jan. 5.

Appointment by the Rev. William David, rector of the parish of St. Fagans, of Herbert E. Williams of Llandaff, esq., to be surveyor in the matter of the lease granted in Miscellaneous Deeds 217, dated 1887, Jan. 5.

1. Elizabeth Lloyd of Llanblethian near Cowbridge, co. Glam., widow;. 2. David Jenkins of Aberavon, co. Glam., shipbroker;. 3. Margaret Jones of Richard Street, Aberavon, widow;. 4. Rev. Henry Morris, clerk, Henry Hayden, Wharfinger, and David Edward Jones, vicar and churchwardens of St. Mary's Aberavon. Grant, in consideration of seventy pounds paid by the parties of the fourth part to the said David Jenkins and Margaret Jones, and of one hundred pounds paid by the same to the said Elizabeth Lloyd, of a parcel of land in the borough of Aberavon containing two hundred and eighty-one square yards, and of another plot of land containing five hundred and twenty-five square yards in the said borough. The said pieces of land are to be used as a site for a school for the education of the children of the poorer classes.

1. Rev. Henry John Williams, rectory of St. Andrew's Cardiff;. 2. Bishop of Llandaff, patron of the said rectory;. 3. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England;. 4. Henry Shepherd and Edmund Lewis, both of Dinas Powis, parish of St. Andrews. Lease for ten and a half years of a piece of land containing one acre one rood and thirty-six perches forming part of the glebe lands of the said rectory of St. Andrew, with licence to work the lime-stone quarry within and under the said land. The annual rent is fifteen pounds; also royalties of eleven pence half-penny per ton of lime manufactured and four pence per ton of limestone obtained from the said land and not manufactured into lime. Final draft.