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Abstract of deeds, evidences, and writings deposited in the chest of the parish church of Frodsham, co. Chester, dated between July 1591 and 4 Jan. 1812.

Abstract of deeds, evidences, and writings deposited in the chest of the parish church of Frodsham, co. Chester, dated between 15 April 17 Charles [ ] and 29 Feb. 1832.

Acknowledgment by John, Robert, Margaret, and Gwen Davies of the receipt of legacies as bequeathed to them under the will of David Owen late of Bodvarry, co. Denbigh, gent., deceased, their father, by the hand of Robert Roberts of Pengwern, co. Flint, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, widow and executrix of the said David Owen.

Act for making a railway from the Vale of Clwyd Railway, at Denbigh, co. Denbigh, to Corwen, co. Merioneth, to be called 'The Denbigh, Ruthin, and Corwen Railway'.

Admission Card of John Jesse, esq., to a meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, held at Manchester. Street map of Manchester.

1. Humphrey Jones;. 2. [Joseph] Ablett. Agreement to sell the field called Tir noppiog, parish of Llanfair [co. Denbigh], for the sum of six hundred guineas.

Agreement whereby Hugh Lloyd of Berth, co. Denbigh, and William Thomas of Llwynedd, yeoman, exchange sitting places in the parish church of Llanbeder. One of the sitting places is described as a wainscoated chair belonging to Thomas Lloyd of Plas yr hall, esq., which was formerly marked 'A:LL:.'.

1. Thomas Cash of Caeyrfron, parish of Llanbeder, co. Denbigh, on behalf of Joseph Ablett, esq., of Llanbeder Hall;. 2. Robert Roberts of Bottegir, parish of Bettws Gwerfil Goch, on behalf of Richard Parry, esq., of Llwynyw, parish of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd. Agreement whereby two pieces of land from two fields belonging to the farm of Plasisaf have been marked out as full compensation for the land taken from the farm of Fynogion and which were added to the farm of Plasnewydd.

Appointment by Court of Chancery of the Reverend John Collins, Thomas Urmson, and William Hayes as trustees of the Frodsham Charity for the town of Frodsham, and Sir Richard Brooke, bart., Thomas Brooke, and William Nixon to be trustees for the township of Stockham. Copy.

Appointment of John Jesse, gent., as lieutenant in the Second Battalion of Manchester & Salford Volunteers, to take rank during the time of action only.

Appointment of trustees for the Frodsham Charity as in No 383 above, dated 30 Nov. 1829, and an order by the Court of Chancery confirming the Master's report and approving a scheme for the regulation of the charity. Copy.

1. David Parry of Plas yr Hall, co. Denbigh, esq.;. 2. Thomas Lloyd of the city of Chester, gent. Appointment of two sums of money, one of £400 and another of £1,000, for the provision of the younger children of (1) and Elizabeth, his wife, in accordance with two indentures, the former being the marriage settlement of (1) and Elizabeth, his wife, dated [ ] 1719, by which (1) was allowed to charge a sum of £400. Consideration: 5s. Mutilated.

1. Roger Clough of Castle House, Denbigh, co. Denbigh, clerk, and Ann Jemima, his wife;. 2. Roger Butler Clough late of St John's College, Cambridge, but now of castle House, Denbigh, clerk, the eldest son of (1);. 3. Richard Butler Clough of Glanywern, co. Denbigh, and John Powell Foulkes of Eriviatt, esquires. Articles And Agreement involving the settlement of an estate consisting of messuages, etc., in co. Sussex, to be purchased with a sum of £50,000. Mention of the following previous documents concerning 18 July 1780, being the prenuptial settlement of Roger Clough and Ann Jemima Butler; lease and release dated 27-28 April 1781, and fine; and lease and release dated 5-6 Aug. 1789.

Contemporary copy.

1. Robert Vyner of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., on behalf of the Rt. Hon. William Beauclerk alias Lord William Beauclerk of Redbourn, co. Lincoln;. 2. The Reverend Roger Clough of Castle House, Denbigh, co. Denbigh, clerk. Articles Of Agreement being a contract for the purchase and sale of the mansion, park, and demesne called Bathafern Park with all its appurtenances for the sum of £70, 000.

1. Edward Thelwall of Llanbeder, co. Denbigh, esq;. 2. John Read of Maesmawr, co. Montgomery, esq., for himself and Lettitia, his eldest daughter. Articles Of Agreement (being a pre-nuptial settlement between the said Edward Thelwall and the said Lettitia Read), involving the conveyance at the ensuing Great Sessions to be held at Denbigh, of a capital messuage called Plas yn Llanbeder and closes called cae'r mynydd, y ffrithoedd, tair Llannerch, cai Bychan, cai annes pella, cai annes nesa, Llwyn y brain, cai hir, cai'r Eglwys, Erwe, tir y grimmog, Gwern y berllan, cai'r rhedin, pedair acre, cai'r gwair, erwe issa, and caie'r wain and others (further described) in the parish of Llanbeder, together with land in the parish of Llanrhydd and the town of Ruthin, to the use of the said Lettitia Read. (2) to pay (1) the sum of £1,400 as the marriage portion of the said Lettitia. Other conditions.

1. Rt. Hon. Hugh, Viscount Primerose of Scotland;. 2. Mary Drelincourt, widow of Dr Peter Drelincourt, deceased, and Ann Drelincourt, spinster, daughter of the said Mary and Peter;. 3. The Hon. John Cockbourne of Ormistown, Scotland, esq., the Reverend Edward Maurice of Grenan, Queens County, Ireland, and Alexis Clayton esq., of Red Lyon Square in the city of Westminster. Articles Of Agreement being the pre-nuptial settlement of (1) and the said Ann Drelincourt, in consideration of £8,000, being the marriage portion of the said Ann. The agreement concerns the Barony of Elphingstone in the shire of Haddington, Scotland, belonging to (1) and the lands of the said Mary Drelincourt in co. Denbigh, except Gweirglodd, Pwlly Gower Ucha, Polly Gower Issa, Cae Hir Ucha, Cae Hir Issa, Cae Llewelin, Gweirglodd Gron, Plat Meadow, Cae Crudd, Caer Hen Ellis, and Erw Vodack, and also Cae Newi[dd], Cae Bychan, Cae Dampart, Caer Odyn Galch, Caer Scubor, Cae tan y Tu, and Gweirglodd Rhyd frochtyn.