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1. Hugh Wynne, of Bryngola;. 2. William Vickers, of Plasuchaf. Covenant to produce title deeds.

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. The Rev. Robert Ferrior, clerk;. 2. Sir William Paxton, Knight, and David John Edwardes. Declaration of the purchase of Wainyvelinvach, Carmarthen, on behalf of (2).

1. The Hon. Thomas Windsor, and the Hon. Henry Windsor;. 2. Sir W.C. de Crespigny, and the Right. Hon. Lady Sarah de Crespigny. Declaration Of Trust in respect of the marriage settlement of the said Sir William C. de Crespigny.

1. John Orlton, of Blackfriars Road, parish of Christchurch, co. Surrey;. 2. James John Orlton, of the same;. 3. Mathew Grimwood, of Bloomsbury Place, and Samuel Forster of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex. Declaration Of Trust of the moneys to be realised by the sale of a share of an estate in Norton and Presteign, co. Radnor.

1. Walter Thomas, of Carmarthen, and Catherine, his wife;. 2. David Edwards of Rhyd Gorse, and William Price and Morgan Thomas of Llandebie. Deed declaring the uses of a fine levied upon burgages in Lammas Street, Lower Water Street, and Priory Street in the county borough of Carmarthen. (Attested copy made in 1745/6).

1. Elizabeth Bradshaw, Charles Bradshaw and Jane Bradshaw, of Holt, co. Denbigh;. 2. Thomas Ebison, of Eaton, Richard Parsonage, of holt, plumber, William Brerton of Farmedon, co. Chester, Paul Dutton, of Holt, Jonathan Platt, of the same, John Roe of Edgerley, co. Chester, Thomas Bythell, of Holt, tailor, and Hannah Davies of Chester, widow. Deed declaring the uses of a fine levied upon closes of land in Holt aforesaid.

1. David Jones, of Holyhead, ship carpenter, and Jane, his wife;. 2. William Vickers the younger. Deed Of Exchange of the moiety of the messuage called Pen Bodsillin, parish of Aber, co. Carnarvon, for Tynewydd in Holyhead.

1. Essex - Mary - Church Meyricke, of Bush, co. Pembroke, and Lucy, his wife, and John Francis, and Elizabeth, their children;. 2. Richard Phillips, of Haverfordwest. Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon messuages in Carmarthen. With a final concord in a fine levied 30 Aug., 1759.

1. William Vickers, of Plasucha, co. Anglesey, and Ellin, his wife;. 2. John Evans, of Carnarvon. Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon messuages in Holyhead. With final concord in a fine so levied, 24 August following.

1. Timothy Price, of Holt, co. Denbigh and Frances, his wife;. 2. Thomas Jones, of Wrexham;. 3. Paul Price of Shocklach Hall, co. Chester. Deed to lead the uses of a recovery to be suffered of a messuage in Holt aforesaid.

1. Roger Dutton, of Grafton Hall, co. Chester, and Alicia Dutton, his wife;. 2. Thomas Chorlton Clutton, of Overton, and Thomas Bostock, of Macefen;. 3. Sarah Dutton, of Tilston;. 4. Charlotte Myddelton Biddulph, of Chirk Castle, co. Denbigh;. 5. Philip Humberston, of Chester;. 6. John Biddulph of Charing Cross, Westminster. Deed to make a tenant to the praecipe for the suffering of a recovery of the property specified in No. 237.

Deeds and Documents 1757-1878.

Deeds and documents 1465-1873.

1. Sir William Champion de Crespigny, and the Right Hon. Lady Sarah de Crespigny;. 2. The Hon. Thomas Windsor. Direction to raise £13000 out of the trust moneys of their estate.

Disclaimer by William Thomas Lewis, of Aberdare, co. Glamorgan, mining engineer, and Jarvis William Barber of Sheffield, co. York (liquidation trustees of the estate of Thomas Joseph of Cardiff, colliery proprietor, a liquidating debtor under the Bankruptcy Act., 1869) of the estate of the said Thomas Joseph in a lease of minerals under the farm called Blaengwynfy, co. Glamorgan.

Exe,plification of a recovery suffered between John Wogan, plaintiff, and Maurice Morgan, tenant, who vouched to warranty John Symmons and Ann, his wife, of two messuages in the parishes of Letterston and Castlebith, co. Pembroke.