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Grant from Edward, Earl of Stafford, to Richard Purcell of Dinthill, Shropshire, esq., (in pursuance of convenants contained in a deed of 16 Dec. 1571, between the parties) of lp or man. Overgorther otherwise Overgurther, Hopton, Weston Vaddocke otherwise Weston Maddocke, Magheltre otherwise Macheldre, Thornebury otherwise Gayr, Mundelyn otherwise Mundlyn, Forden, Woodlaston otherwise Pen y ? lan, Ederton, otherwise Bryn Edered, Hem, Ropton, Leighton, Woolstone Mynde otherwise Woolstandsmynde, Badnes, and Mulsop, Shropshire and co. Mont.; with Power of Attorney to Roger Watters and Nicholas Wynne, gent., to deliver seisin. Latin. Affected by damp.

Case relating to the payment to George Devereux, lord of man. Overgorther, of amercements in respect of enclosures not presented to the manorial courts and of other enclosures which were presented but which contained a greater acreage than what was mentioned in the presentments; together with the opinion of W. H. Ashurst, Lincolns Inn.

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers deposited in 1957.

Letter from Booth, R. S., Cliffords Inn, to: Thos Jones, esq., Llantisilio Hall, Llangollen. Artistic matters. He sent to the Ladies of Plâs newydd the drawings he made them. Contemporary events. The D[uke] of Bridgwater's Gallery.

Letter from Butler, Lady Eleanor, and Miss Ponsonby [The Ladies of Llangollen], Plâs newydd, Llangollen Vale, to: Thomas Jones, esq., Llantysilio Hall. Thanking him for the apples. Wishing to know which sorts of potatoes he would like to have for planting. An invitation.

Letter from [The Ladies of Llangollen] to: Thomas Jones, esq., Llantysilio Hall. Sending a small hamper of potatoes (described). Reference to their great and irreparable loss (of a dear friend).

Letter from [The Ladies of Llangollen] to: Miss Jones, Llantysilio Hall. Being prevented from going to any church this day they send their inquires and best wishes by the bearer and have likewise sent a drawing of their house (which it does not in the least resemble) made by Mr Glover of Litchfield for Mrs Preston, to be sent back by the bearer. Reference to the melancholy event at their friend Mr Powys's of Berwick House.

Letter from [The Ladies of Llangollen] to: Thomas Jones, esq., Llantysilio Hall. Apologising for not sending the newspapers etc. Sending a pot of gooseberry preserve as a sample, etc.

Letter from [The Ladies of Llangollen] to: The Rev. Edward Beans, Llantysilio Hall. Sending a parcel of apple scions. Congratulating Mr & Mrs Harrison on the establishment of their just claims to the Llantysilio Estates.

Letter from [The Ladies of Llangollen] to: Mrs Harrison, Llantysilio Hall. Begging their acceptance of a pineapple with sincere congratulations on the happy event of the late trial at Shrewsbury Assizes (re their property).

Letter from Emes, John, 34 Pater Noster Row, to: Thomas Jones, esq., Llantysilio near Llangollen. Works on art. The Italian work. The Exhibition opens the last week in April. A postscript.

Harrison family correspondence. Letters exchanged between family members, B.A. Harrison, J.P. Harrison, R.J. Harrison and S.M. Harrison (see also under S.M. Saunders).

Letter from H[arrison], B. A., Caer Howel to: her brother Robert, Rev. R. J. Harrison, Chew Magna, Bristol. The Castle Ball. ?Incomplete.

Letter from H[arrison], B. A., Caer Howel to: her brother Robert, Rev. R. J. Harrison, Chew Magna, Bristol. Time hangs so heavily that she scarcely knows what to do with herself. An invitation to Yale. An extraordinary quack doctor at Pool.

Letter from H[arrison], B. A., Caer Howel, to: her brother Robert, Rev. R. J. Harrison, Chew Magna, Bristol. Why does he not write to her? A wedding (Marianne Davies and John Lloyd).

Letter from Harrison, J. P., Trichinopoly, Madras Establishment, to: his brother Robert. [Capt R. J. Harrison, Royal Montgomery Militia, Montgomery]. Possibly accompanying no. 34.