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Prospectus of the Milford, Fishguard and Cardigan Junction Railway. Proposals to complete the through route from Manchester to Milford, co. Pembroke, with an unbroken narrow guage(sic) Printed.

Prospectus of the England and Ireland Union Railway, showing proposed lines from Gloucester to New quay, co. Cardigan, and Fishguard, co. Pembroke. Printed. Two copies.

Proposals for rendering the Body of the People Instrumental to the General Defence, in ease of Invasion. Printed by J. Potter, Printer, Haverfordwest.

Probate of the will of William Thomas late of Kilkiffeth, co. Pembroke, gent., deceased. Will dated 9 March 1766. Bequests include Trellwyn-vawr, parish of Llanllawer, and the leasehold estate called Kilkiffeth, parish of Llanychare.

Probate of the will of Vaughan Thomas late of Postea, parish of Bletheston, co. Pembroke, esq., deceased. Will dated 1 Nov. 1782. Bequests include Llwynbedw, Llogin, Rhue, and Gilvach, parish of Llanykeven, and Trellwyn Vawr, parishes of Llanlewer and Llanychlwydog, all in co. Pembroke, and Penywern, parish of Llanlloony, and one ninth part of Waingaled, parish of Abergwilly.

Probate of the will of Thomas Howells late of Hendrefach, parish of Jordanston, co. Pembroke, farmer, deceased. Will dated 26 Jan., 1866.

Probate of the will of Richard Thomas of the Franchise in the county borough of Carmarthen, alderman, deceased. Will dated 3 April, 1679. Among the bequests are messuages and lands called Gwinnlanney Ycha and Blane nant hir or Rhyd y Marthog, parish of Newchurch properties Goose Streete near Watter Street, co. borough of Carmarthen, Keven Cryklas, parish of Abergwili, and properties in the parish of Llangendeirne.

Probate of the will of John Thomas of Killkiffeth, parish of Llanychare, co. Pembroke, gent., deceased. Will dated 27. June, 1750. Bequests include Killkiffeth otherwise Killkifig, and a sum of £204 charged upon Rhue [parish of Llanycefn.]. See No. 162.

Probate of the will of Griffith Gwynne late of Court, parish of Llanllawer, co. Pembroke, gent., deceased. Will dated 18 Oct. 1791. Bequests include a sum of £100, charged upon Ponthowell, Ponthowell Mill, Fynnon Brwynant, and Blaen y Wern [parish of Llangolman.] See No. 178.

1. Griffith Gwynne of Tuyhen, parish of Llandiloe, co. Pembroke, gent.;. 2. Vaughan Thomas of Posty, parish of Bletheston, co. Pembroke, and Thomas Phillips of Killgennidd, parish of Llanboydy, co. Carmarthen, gentlemen;. 3. Erasmus Vaughan of Trecoon, esq., and Thomas Lewes of Tredevid, parish of Llantood, gent., both of co. Pembroke;. 4. Elizabeth Thomas of Killkiffeth, parish of Llanychare, co. Pembroke, spinster, youngest daughter of John Thomas late of the same, gent., deceased. Prenuptial Settlement of the said Griffith Gwynne and the said Elizabeth Thomas, being a release of Ponthowell, Ponthowell Mill, Ffnnon Brwynant, and Blaenyern, parish of Llangolman, co. Pembroke; an assignment of a sum of £300 charged upon Wynne Llanne Ycha, parish of Newchurch, and Lhoynne bedew otherwise Llwyn below, parish of Kennarth, both n co. Carmarthen, and Posty, parish of Bletherston, and parish of Henrysmoat, of in co. Pembroke; and an assignment of a share of household goods; stock, implements of husbandry, etc., at Killkiffeth otherwise Killkiffeth otherwise Killkiffig, parish of Llanychare, co. Pembroke.

1. Anne Mortimer of the town of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, spinster;. 2. John Richard Thomas of Fishguard, surgeon in H.M. Forces;. 3. The Reverend Thomas Gwynne Mortimer of Fishguard, clerk, and Thomas James of Caerlem, parish of Llanwnda, gent. Prenuptial Settlement o f the said Anne Mortimer and John Richard Thomas in respect of the messuage, tenement, and lands called Kilrhedyn Ucha, and a cottage, garden, and land called Penffordd, parish of Llanychare.

Precept of Thos. Roch, esq., sheriff of co. Pembroke, to John Morse and others (name), bailiffs, for the arrest of William Davies, gent., John Davies, William Davies the younger, and Elias Davies. labourers, and John Davies, yeoman., all of Trevasser, and Gilbert Arnold otherwise Morgan, James Griffith, and Samuel David, labourers, all of the parish of Lanunda, in connection with trespasses and contempts of an 'Act to prevent the clandestine running of Goods and the Danger of Infection thereby and to prevent Ships breaking their Quarentine, and to Subject Copper Ore of the production of the British Plantations to such Regulation as other enumerated Comodities of the like production are Subject.'. Copy.

Praecipe to James Lloyd and John Davies, gentlemen, to render to John Symmons and George Bowen, esquires, one fourth part of the manors of Puncheston and Llanychare, and of properties in the parishes of Nevern, Newport, Llanvirnach, Clidey, the town and parish of Kilgerran, Newcastle, Fishguard, Puncheston, Llanychare, Llanllawer, Dinas, the town and liberty of Tenby, Robeston Wathen, Llankeven, Eglwswrrw, Llanstadwell, Narbeth, Llawhaden, Henrys moate, Stainton, Rosemarket, Ludchurch, Wiston, and Rudbaxton, and of properties in the parishes of Clidey, Llanvirnach, Penrhydd, and Kilrhedin, all in co. Pembroke. Copy.

Praecipe And Concord in a fine of properties in Bletheston Henrysmoate, Llanllawer, and Llanychlloydogg, co. Pembroke, subsequently changed to Newchurch and Kennarth, co. Carmarthen], suffered between John Symmons, esq., and David Griffiths, gent., plaintiffs, and John Thomas, gent., and Lettice, his wife, deforciants. Draft.

Poster Announcing 'Drawing Room Entertainment', at the Infant School-room, Fishguard, by Herr Heinemeier ('designated the 'Novel Songster and the Modern Paganini').

Poster advertising the sale of timber, the property of Wm, Gwynne, Esq., at Llawrllan Hill, adjoining Llanychlwydog Church, and Allt Young, near Kilrhedin Bridge. Three copies.

Pass issued to T[homas] G[wynne) Mortimer as a member of the National Rifle Association, admitting him to the Ground and the Grandstand on the day of the Association's Review at Wimbledon, and to the Distribution of Prizes at the Crystal Palace on the 14 July 1862; also to shoot for Member's Cup. Printed.