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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. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. Robert Barclay Fox of Falmouth, Cornwall, Henry Habberly Price, Edwin Price and Theodore Fox of Neath, co. Glam., copartners trading under the title of The Neath Abbey Iron Co. Lease for 21 years of a piece of ground with nine cottages standing thereon, at Neath, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., being part of the Courtrydhyr estate. (Plan in margin.). Counterpart.

1. Hans Sloane Stanley of Poultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. Robert Place Leyson of Neath, co. Glam., surgeon. Lease for 21 years of a m. in the occupation of the second party. Not executed.

1. William Sloane Stanley of Paultons, Southampton, esq.;. 2. James Reynolds of the Neath Abbey Iron Works, co. Glam., gent. Lease for 20 years of two fields on the south side of the village of Tyllewdd, co. Glam., numbered 22-3 on the plan of the first party's estate. Counterpart.

1. Phillip Williams of Argoed Issa, co. Brec., esq., eldest son and heir of Lewis Williams, late of Troscoed, co. Brec., esq., by Margaret his wife, both dec.;. 2. Edgar Taylor of the Inner Temple, London, gent.;. 3. Samuel Church of Brecon, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release to make the second party a tenant to the freehold for suffering a recovery with double voucher of the m's and lands called Argoed Issa, Noyadd, Llwyncynnog otherwise Llwyncynog otherwise Llwyncynog fawr, and Cae'r Bulla Vach, and a newly-erected dwelling-house called Argoed Issa built upon part of the said lands called Llwyncynog, p. Tallachddu otherwise Tallachduy, co. Brec.

1. Catherine Wilkins of Swansea, co. Glam., widow;. 2. The Rev. Charles Vaughan of Bath, Somerset, clerk;. 3. Richard Jeston Case, late of No. 3 Southampton row, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, but now of Mortlake, Surrey, esq., and Louisa Elizabeth Case of the same place, spinster, only child and heiress of Elizabeth, late wife of the said Richard Jeston Case, dec.;. 4. George Hollis of Winchester, esq., and the Rev. George Parry Hollis of West Tytherly, clerk, both of Southampton;. 5. Charles Gabell of Crickhowell, co. Brec., gent.;. 6. Thomas Bold of Brecon, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release to make the fifth party a tenant to the freehold for suffering a recovery with double voucher of parcels of land and meadow acquired by Philip Parry the elder of Llandefayloge, esq., dec., and a m. and lands called Cwr y gaer, p. Llandefayloge Tref y graig, the m. and lands called Prior bach, p. Llanywerne, the m. and lands called Glandwr, the water corn mill called Glandwr Mill, a meadow thereunto adjoining, two parcels of land used with the said mill, and a field lying within tmt Glandwr, p's Llanvillo and Llandevaylog Tref y graig, and a meadow called Gwrlod lloyn Bedw, p. Llanvillo, all in co. Brec. Examined copies.

1. William Jones of Millbrook, p. Llanhamlach, co. Brec., farmer, second son and devisee of William Jones, late of Pant, p. Merthyr Cynog, farmer, dec., and Esther, wife of William Jones, party hereto;. 2. William Williams of Mannest, p. Llanhamlach, gent.;. 3. Walter Powell of Brecon, gent. Lease And Release to make a tenant to the freehold for suffering a recovery of the m. and lands called Guffog, p. Llanvihangel nant brane, to extinguish the dower of the said Esther Jones.

1. Evan Morgan and William Morgan, his only son and heir [sic] by Margarett his wife, dec., both of p. Llywell, co. Brec., yeoman;. 2. Gwenllian Jeffreys, widow, and Elinor Jeffreys, spinster, her daughter, both of p. Llywell;. 3. Thomas Roberts and Howell John Powell, both of p. Llywell, yeomen;. 4. John Powell of p. Llywell and Thomas Medlicott of p. Merthir, yeomen. Lease And Release (previous to the marriage of the said William Morgan and Elinor Jeffreys) of the two m's and lands called Tyr Maddock ap Evan Mellin [and] Tyr Bedo Morgan ap Gwillim, one parcel of meadow ground called Gwayn Dduy, and the m's and lands called Tyr Pant y Garn, otherwise Tyr y Tulley and Tyr Klyn y Gell Vayn, p. Llywell, with covenant to levy a fine. Attached is:. 1755, April 2. Final Concord in a fine levied between Thomas Roberts, Howell John Powell and Margarett Powell, widow, plaintiffs, and Evan Morgan, William Morgan, gent's, and Thomas Havard and Sibill his wife, deforceants, whereby the deforceants acknowledged four m's, etc., and 190 a. of land in p's Llywell and Llandevaylog Vach, co. Brec., to be the right of the plaintiffs.

1. Morgan Evan and Evan Morgan, his son and heir apparent by Margarett, his late wife, dec., both of Pentwyn, p. Llywell, co. Brec., yeomen;. 2. Gwenliean Morgan, spinster, one of the dau's of Morgan Evan of Cwm y dwr, p. Llywell, yeoman;. 3. The said Morgan Evan of Cwm y dwr and Watkin Morgan of p. Llywell, yeoman. Lease And Release (previous to the marriage of the said Evan Morgan and Gwenliean) of one third part of the two m's and lands called Tir Llwyn y Korr and Tir Kenmyck, p. Llywell, with covenant to levy a fine.

1 Charles Herbert of p. Llangenney, co. Brec., gent., (eldest son and heir of John Herbert, late of p. Llanwenarth, co. Mon., gent., dec., by Mary his wife, John Herbert being the eldest son and heir of Charles Herbert, late of Llanwenarth aforesaid, gent., by Jennet his wife, both long since deceased). 2 Henry Williams of the town of Crickhowell, co. Brec., gent. Lease And Release of two m's in the occupation of Isaac Fredrick, one of them called Y Nevardd Vach, and the lands thereto belonging, near the confines of the p's of Llanwenarth and Llangenney, and bordering on the brook called Gwenfroodd, Craig yr Lyen, the river Usk, and both sides of the highway from Pen y Rhue Goch towards Llangenney, and of man. Grange Rhue goch, alias Tyr y menyck, alias Greige vawr, alias Greige yr Lyen, all in p Llanwenarth, co. Mon.

1. James Parry of Trostre, p. Llandevaylog Tref-y-Graig, co. Brec., esq.;. 2. Gregory Parry of Eton College, MA, one of the sons of the first party. Lease And Release of two m's and lands called Prior Bach alias Subprior, p. Llan-y-werne, and Bounden Wal, p. Llanvihangell Tal-y-Llyn, co. Brec. [References to money lent by the second party to his brother Emmanuel Parry and to sums of money received from Lewis Jones of Tal-y-Llyn, cl[erk], John Williams of Cumdy, esq., Madam Mary Vaughan of Trebarried, widow, Henry Powell of Tile Glase, cl[erk], and Walter Vaughan of Llanvillo, yeoman.].

1 Richard Davies of Talyllyn, co. Brec., esq. 2 Thomas Williams of Brecon, ironmonger. Lease And Release of the vacant parcel of ground in Ship Street Ward, Brecon, bordering on a dwelling-house in the possession of Roger Williams, grocer, and on a way or passage leading out of Ship Street to the Great house of the first party, now intended to be converted into an inn. Endorsed on No. 46 is:. Memorandum relating to the fixing of a sign post to the said premises.

1 Daniel Thomas, heretofore of Brecon, co. Brec., yeoman, and now of Abergavenny, co. Mon., grocer. 2 John Jones of Brecon aforesaid, maltster. Lease And Release of the property specified in Nos 63-4 of 24-5 June 1784.

1 Abel Powell of Brecon, co. Brec., innkeeper. 2 John Philbedge otherwise Philbetch of the same, husbandman. 3 Daniel Thomas of the same, yeoman. Lease And Release of the property specified in Nos 59-60 of 8-9 Oct. 1781.

1 Thomas Williams of p. Saint James's, Bristol, blacksmith, eldest brother and heir of Evan Williams, late of Brecon, co. Brec., brazier, dec., Grace, wife of the said Thomas Williams, and Anne Williams, late of Brecon aforesaid, but now of Manchester Buildings, Westminster, spinster, which said Evan Williams and Anne Williams were devisees of Cecilia Williams, late of Brecon, aforesaid, widow, dec., late mother of the said Thomas Williams and Anne Williams, [and] widow and executrix of Thomas Williams, ironmonger, late father of the said Thomas Williams, Evan Williams and Anne Williams. 2 John Evan of Brecon aforesaid, cordwainer, legatee of the said Cecilia Williams. 3 John Philbedge of Brecon aforesaid, husbandman. Lease And Release of the property specified in Nos 51-2 of 13-14 April, 1764, now called the Little Bell, with covenant to levy a fine and release of claims.

1. William Powles of p. Preston upon Wye, Herefordshire, gent., and Mary his wife, only surviving heir of John Pritchard, late of Llullam, p. Madley, Herefordshire, yeoman, and Susanna his wife, both dec.;. 2. Thomas Beavan of Crows Foot, p. Clirow, co. Rad., gent. Lease And Release of the property specified in No. 221 of 24 Feb. 1724/5, with covenant to levy a fine.

1. Rachael Watkins of p. Penderin, co. Brec., spinster;. 2. Watkin Watkins of the same p., spinster. Lease And Release of the properties specified in No. 294.

1. Llewellyn Powell of Broad Mead, Bristol, officer of excise, and Sarah his wife;. 2. Gwenllian Powell of Brintwarch, p. Llywell, co. Brec., spinster;. 3. John Rees, Bishop of Dolegarreg, co. Carm., esq. Lease And Release of the properties specified in No. 283 of 26-7 Sept. 1783, and a declaration of the uses of a fine thereof.

1 Thomas Reynold of Llwyn-yr-Eos Farm, p. Llanthetty, co. Brec., farmer. 2 William Richard Stretton of Dany Park, co. Brec., esq. 3 Henry William Woodhouse of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, gent. Lease And Release of the properties specified in No. 22 of 15 Aug. 1805, now called Llanuysk Farm, and are better known by the names of the Wood, Clwyd, Canol, Orchard, Llinar, Caeraber, and Broadway. (Plan and names and acreages of fields, etc., in margin).

1. Theodosius Griffiths of p. Clirowe, co. Rad., yeoman, Susannah his wife, and Sible Bromaigh of the same, widow of Humphrey Bromaigh, late of the same p., yeoman, dec.;. 2. James Gronous of p. St Clements Danes, Middlesex, esq. Lease And Release of the [other] half of the property specified in Nos 233-4 of 11-13 March 1725/6, with covenant to levy a fine. [Endorsed: 'Draw a bond to pay Mrs Bromaigh £5 per Ann. quarterly for life.'].