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Printed. Attached is:. 74. 1866, Sept. 20. 1 David Thomas. 2 Mr William Williams of Ship ?& Star. Receipt for £66, being the deposit money for the house formerly called the Little Bell, Ship Street, Brecon.

Particulars And Conditions Of Sale of properties at Landore and Swansea to be sold by auction by Mr John M. Leeder at the Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea, 22 Oct. 1863. Printed.

Order relating to the property specified in No. 69 of 4 Sept. 1860 in an action between Leonora Eliza Mary Anne Vaughan, plaintiff, and Philip Arthur Vaughan, infant, by John Williams his guardian, and John Tasker Vaughan, defendants.

1. Daniel Trehearne of Landore, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam., cordwainer;. 2. William Price Evans, surgeon, Jacob Lewis, draper, William Morris, stamp distributor and David Thomas, collector of rates, all of the town of Swansea, and William Lewis of Cwmbwrla near the same town, agent [Trustees of the Second Union Benefit Building Society]. Mortgage, with power of sale, of a leasehold parcel of land situate at Wern, p. Llangefelach, co. Glam., with the dwelling-house standing thereon.

1. William Jenkins of Siloh Road, Landore, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam., hammerman, a member of the Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society;. 2. The said Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society. Mortgage of the properties specified in No. 150, to secure payment of subscriptions, etc., to the extent of £80.

1. John Richard Davies of Landore, p. Llangefelach, co. Glam., a member of the Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society;. 2. The said Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society. Mortgage of the leasehold property specified in No. 143, to secure payment of subscriptions, etc., to the extent of £120.

1. William Jenkins of Siloh Road, Landore, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam., hammerman, a member of the Second Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society;. 2. The said Second Swansea Castle Terminating Benefit Building Society. Mortgage of the leasehold property specified in No. 143, to secure payment of subscriptions in respect of an advance of £150.

1. Charles Parry of ht Glascoed, p. Usk, co. Mon., yeoman;. 2. John Lewis of the same place, labourer. Mortgage for £84 of a m. or cottage with nine small closes of land thereunto belonging, ht Glascoed, p. Usk.

1. The Rev. Philip Howel Morgan (as in No. 289);. 2. David Hughes and Joseph Joseph of Brecon, bankers and co-partners. Mortgage for £700 of the properties specified in No. 289.

1. Herbert Beavan of p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent.;. 2. Mary Beavan, daughter of Thomas Beavan of Bettus Clirow, gent., and Elizabeth Beavan, daughter of Samuell Beavan of Newchurch, gent. Mortgage for £60 of the properties specified in No. 228.

1. Thomas Madocks the younger of the town of Monmouth, ironmonger;. 2. Thomas Madocks the elder of the same place, road surveyor. Mortgage for £550 of a dwelling-house called Penybont with the orchard, barn, etc., thereunto adjoining and belonging, situate in the village and p. of Langorse, co. Brec., and also parcels of land called Coppie in said p. Langorse.

1. David Jones of Landore, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam., labourer;. 2. John Gordon of the town of Swansea, ironmonger. Mortgage for £49 of a leasehold parcel of land, and also two dwelling-houses thereon erected, at Wern, p. Llangafelach, co. Glam.

1. Thomas Powell of Mansel Terrace in the town of Swansea, co. Glam., commission agent;. 2. Mary Ann Williams of Picton Place in the same town, spinster. Mortgage for £250, with a power of sale, of a piece of ground at Landore, p. Llangafelach, and also the five dwelling-houses erected thereon, one of which is a public house called The Princess Royal, and also a piece of ground at Landore aforesaid adjoining the former, together with the six dwelling-houses erected thereon, all mines and minerals excepted and subject to an indenture dated 1 Sept. 1853, and subject also to indentures of lease dated 14 Aug. 1828 and 28 Aug. 1831. (See Nos 134 and 113.).

1 Walter Robertson Williams of Trelawney Square, Flint, co. Flint, gent., eldest son of Howell Williams late of Brecon, co. Brec., gent., and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Robertson, spinster, both now dec. 2 Philip Vaughan of Lampeter, co. Card., gent. Mortgage for £200 of the m. known heretofore as the Little Bell, being specified in No. 67 of 18 July 1811, situate in Ship Street, Ward, Brecon, co. Brec.

1. Watkin Watkins of Gamlyn issa, p. Aberdare, co. Glam., farmer;. 2. George Price Watkins of Broadway, co. Carm., esq. Mortgage for £200 (by way of demise for 1,000 years) of the properties specified in No. 296.

1. Samuel Sutton Rawlinson, formerly of No. 134 Cheapside, London, but now of Tudor Cottage, Kings Road, Clapham Park, Surrey, esq.;. 2. Joseph Harris Stretton, formerly of Grays Inn, Middlesex, but now of No. 75 Cornhill, London, gent.;. 3. John Powell of Pontardulais, co. Carm., gent.;. 4. The third party and Margaretta his wife;. 5. Phillip Williams Powell of Pontardulais aforesaid, gent.;. 6. Thomas Henry Pryce of Llanidloes, co. Mont., banker;. 7. Charles Minshall of Oswestry, Shropshire, gent. Mortgage for £2,000 (being a transfer of a mortgage for £1,500 and further mortgage for £500) of the m's and lands called Llwyncynnog Vawr and Noyadd, and the m. called Argoed issa, built on land formerly parcel of the said farm called Llwyncynnog, p. Tallach-ddu otherwise Tallach-awy, co. Brec., and assignment of a term of 1,000 years therein. Endorsed is:. 1889, July 13. 1. Matilda Pryce of Herbert Villas, Oswestry, Shropshire, widow;. 2. Thomas Pryce Parry of Plasffynon, Oswestry aforesaid, esq.;. 3. The Rev. Thomas Gasquoine of Garryland House, Northampton, Congregational minister, Ebenezer Minshall of 22 Drayton Park, Highbury, Middlesex, gent., and Joseph Parry Jones of Oswestry aforesaid, solicitor;. 4. The above named Howey Margaretta Powell, now of Howey Hall, near Llandrindod, co. Rad., widow;. 5. The above-named Philip Williams Powell, now of Saint Germans Cottage, Monmouth, esq.;. 6. Roger Lester of Furnance Lodge, Carmarthen, esq.;. 7. John Samuel Lester of Furnace Lodge aforesaid, esq. Transfer of the above mortgage and of the term of 1,000 years.

1. Gwenllian Powell of Brintwarch, p. Llywell, co. Brec., spinster;. 2. Llewellyn Powell of Broad Mead, Bristol, officer of excise, and Sarah his wife. Mortgage for £1,999 (by way of demise for 500 years) of the properties specified therein. Endorsed is:. 1815, Aug. 4:. 1. Lewellin Powell;. 2. Mr John Morgan. Receipt for principal and interest and an undertaking to assign the mortgage.