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1. Charles, Lord Bishop of St. Davids;. 2. Thomas Johnes, of Croft, co. Hereford, the Rev. Daniel Jones, vicar of Caron, clerk, David Jones, of Derry, co. Cardigan, Arthur Jones, of Carmarthen, Henry Leach of Loveston, co. Pembroke, Phillip Pugh of Tuglin, and John Jones, of Aberystwith, co. Cardigan. Lease of lead mines in the hamlet of Gorwidd, parish of Llandewy Brevy, co. Cardigan. (No. 2196).

Declaration by William Jones, of Conway, solicitor, that the Chapel at Eglwysrhos has not been incumbered since the execution of an indenture dated 30 December, 1873. (No. 2181).

1. Robert James Sisson, of St. Asaph, co. Flint;. 2. Edmund Gillow, formerly of Winwick Priory Newton le Willows, co. Lancaster, but now of Deuganwy, co. Carnarvon. Lease of dwelling house called Deganwy, co. Carnarvon. (No. 2178).

1. Francis Barchard, of Horstead Place, co. Sussex, and John Parkinson Ffinch, of Barnstaple, co. Devon;. 2. Robert James Sisson, of Talardy, near St. Asaph;. 3. Joseph Thomas, of Eglwysrhos, gardener, David Evans of Towyn, Custom house Officer, Robert Twiss of Towyn, labourer, John Thomas of Segwyn, labourer, John Robert of Glanymor, Towyn, fisherman, all in the parish of Eglwyshros, Hugh Twiss and John Twiss of 24 Greenfield Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool, builders, John Jones, of Colwyn, co. Carnarvon, blacksmith, and William Bridge, late of Gorphwysfa, parish of Conway, and now of Liverpool;. 4. The Rev. Richard Prichard, the superintendent preacher of the circuit in the Methodist Connexion in which the hereinafter mentioned Chapel is situated. Release (Counterpart) of a piece of land and Chapel in the parish of Eglwysrhos. (No. 2179).

1. Robert James Sisson, of St. Asaph, co. Flint;. 2. George Walker, of Gloddaeth, co. Carnarvon;. 3. The Right Hon. Lady Henrietta Augusta Mostyn, of Birling Manor, co. Kent, widow; Reginald John Cust, of Lincolns Inn, barrister at law, and The Hon. Ralph Pelham Neveill, of Malling House, co. Kent. Grant of rights of way and release of old road on the Deganwy estate. Map. (No. 2163).

1. Francis Barchard, of Horstead Place, co. Sussex, and John Parkinson Ffinch, of Barnstaple, co. Devon;. 2. Robert James Sisson, of Talardy, near St. Asaph, co. Flint;. 3. Joseph Thomas of Eglwysrhos, gardener, David Evans, of Towyn, Custom house Officer, Robert Twiss of Towyn, labourer, John Thomas of Seguryn, labourer, John Twiss of Towyn, labourer, John Roberts of Glanymor, Towyn, fisherman, all in the parish of Eglwysrhos, co. Carnarvon. Conveyance of a piece of ground, Chapel and other buildings, part of the Deganwy estate. (No. 2161).

1. Francis Barchard, of Horstead Place, co. Sussex, and John Parkinson Ffinch of Barnstaple, co. Devon;. 2. Robert James Sisson of Talardy near St. Asaph;. 3. Henry Hayn, of the Adelphi Hotel, Llandudno, co. Carnarvon, hotel keeper. Conveyance Towyn y ferry farm and lands, part of the Deganwy estate. (Not completed). (No. 2162).

1. Francis Barchard, of Horsted Place, co. Sussex;. 2. Robert James Sisson, of Talardy, near St. Asaph;. 3. John Parkinson Ffinch, of Barnstaple, co. Devon;. 4. The said Francis Barchard and J.P. Ffinch. Transfer Of Mortgage of the Deganwy Estate, with a reconveyance of the same to R.J. Sisson, 27 Sept., 1814. (No. 2171).

1. Robert James Sisson, of St. Asaph, co. Flint;. 2. Francis Barchard, of Horsted Place, co. Sussex. Further Charge on the Deganwy estate to secure £3000 and interest. (No. 2168).

1. Robert James Sisson, of St. Asaph, co. Flint;. 2. Francis Barchard, of Horsted Place, co. Sussex. Mortgage of the Deganwy estate in the parish of Eglwys Rhos, co. Carnarvon.

1. Edwin Newman, of Yeovil, co. Somerset;. 2. Robert James Sisson, of St. Asaph. Grant of a half share of the Deganwy estate in the parish of Eglwys Rhos, co. Carnarvon. (No. 2167).

1. Anthony, Lord Bishop of St. Davids;. 2. John Relly, of Pembroke, and Anne, his wife. Lease (Counterpart) of the rectory of Carew, co. Pembroke. (No. 2197).

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