Dangos 1784 canlyniad

Observations [by John Barlowe] on his contract for the purchase of the lordship, manor, castle, and forest of Narberth and the attempts of Sir Thomas Canon to prevent the same.

Answer to George Barlowe, esq., to the petition exhibited against him by the tenants of Narberth and the grange of Blainwaithnoe.

Draft.

1.William Fanshawe, esq., one of the auditors of the Duchy of Lancaster, and William Bramhall of London, gent.;. 2.George Barlowe of Slebeche, esq. Grant in fee-farm of the tenement called Molestone late in the tenure of Morgan Phillipps, a piece of waste land lying within a close of land called Caer On on the south part and the land of James ap Llîn on the north part and a wood of the King called Westwood on the west and north parts, lying in Moleston, late parcel of the lands and possessions of the late Lady Katherine, Countess of Bridgewater, and late of Rice Griffith, esq., attainted. Rent: £3.2.4. for Molstone and 2s. for the lands in Molestones annually.

Petition of George Barlowe, esq., to the Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, to be discharged from his imprisonment in the Fleet upon a supposed contempt for not answering a bill exhibited by Thomas David Morris and others. Draft.

Letters Patent confirming the assignment specified in No. 763 dated 11 July 1628 and granting to John Barlowe, on payment of a fine of £1,766.9.2d. and an advance in rent of £52.11s.101/2d., the properties therein specified. Latin. Part of Seal.

Interrogatories to be administered to witnesses to be produced on the part of Sir Robert Heath, knight, His Majesty's Attorney General, plaintiff, and John Elliott, John Phillips, William Phillipps, Richard Gronowe, Robert Lewellin, William Jermyn, Thomas Ieuan, Thomas ap Eynon and Henry Probert, defendants, in the Exchequer suit concerning the felling of timber and spoliation of the forest of Narberth; and depositions of witnesses dated 4 April 1631.

Breviate proving Narbert to be a forest with officers and courts and observations based on ancient records touching the same. Note on the Barlowe arms.

1.Thomas Barlowe de Cresswell, gent.;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebidge, esq. Bond for the payment of money in respect of the demise of the manor of Newhouse.

Propositions made by George Barlowe and John Barlowe, esquires, to the tenants of the manor of Welfray who paid customary rents of assize, whereby they acknowledge the tenants to be freeholders by custom and whereby an arrangement is suggested for ending the controversy concerning the tenants' tenures.

Draft of No.3062, and a draft letter from [? George Barlowe] to Mr. Powell concerning the sale of coal pit timber.

Notes on the suit between John Barlow and Henry Lovell, esquires, plaintiffs, and Richard Gronow, defendant, touching an encroachment in Westwood, parcel of the forest of Nerberth.

Receipt for a list of writings touching the family of Phillips [of Picton], the lease of Treturnor in the parish of Robeston Wathan, and the mills of Narberth and Canneston. With [Sir] Richard Phillips's receipt for the return of the said writings.

Exemplification at the request of John Barlowe, esq., of a valor of the lordships, manors, and lands of the Duke of York in Wales, viz., in the lordship (dominium) and borough of Dinbych, co. Denbigh, town of Nerberth, lordships of Kanaston, Roberteston, Tempulton, Moylaston, Llanwaythan, co. Pembroke, St. Clears, Trayne Marche, Castra Durant, Alba Landa, co. Carmarthen, from Michaelmas 1443.

1.John James of the town and county of Haverfordwest, gent.;. 2.John Barlowe of Slebech, esq. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of a messuage in Caneston in the occupation of Arnold Powell, as specified in a deed of even date. Latin-English.