Dangos 1784 canlyniad

Petition of John Barlowe, esq., to the Commissioners for Granting His Majesty's lands in Fee-Farm concerning the articles to be inquired into by the Commissioners for the survey of the castle, lordship and forest of Narberth. Draft.

Notes on George Barlowe's case touching the rights of his tenants in the manors of Caniston, Robeston and Welfray as opposed to the claims of the steward of the lordship of Narberth.

Notes on legal procedure to be taken against copyholders and a letter from Thomas Crewe on the same subject, in connection with the case against the tenants of Welfray.

Petition of the tenants of the lordship of Nerberth and grange of Blainegwythnoe to the Duke of Buckingham, Lord High Admiral of England, against the proposed purchase by George Barlowe of the lordship of Nerberth and offering to lend money to the Crown. Copy.

Letter from Sir John Stepneth to Sir Thomas Canon telling him to refund the rents for Welfrey and Robeston to Mr. Barloe in accordance with a decree. Copy.

Petition of the inhabitants and tenants of the lordship of Narberth to Sir Henry Hobarte, knight and baronet, Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and the rest of the Prince's Council and Commissioners, against George Barlowe who by his purchase of Kanastone, Newton and Newehowse has deprived them of customary privileges in the lordship and forest of Narberth.

Excerpts from the depositions of complainants in a suit concerning tenurial rights and customs in Welfray and the refusal of tenants to pay rents [to George Barlow] following a decree, with observations and notes thereon.

Fragment of interrogatories in the suit between Thomas David Morris, John Henshowe and William Jermyn and others, plaintiffs, against George Barlowe, esq., defendant.

Petition of Thomas David Morris on behalf of himself and other tenants in the lordship of Narberth addressed to the King against George Barlowe, esq., and instructions to the Lord Keeper to enquire into the business. Copy.

Directions from the King to stay the sale to George Barlowe specified in the petition of the tenants of the lordship of Narberth, with a copy of the said petition. See No. 3170.

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.