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(A) Acknowledgement by Charles William Nevill of the receipt of four documents (1885 - 1863) relating to the marriage settlement of Anthony Temple Tate, esq., and Mrs Margaret Paine Martham. 1865, Jan 3. (B) Receipt from Margaret Paine Tate of Llanelly, co. Carm., widow, to Messrs Charles William Nevill and William Roderick, trustees under her marriage settlement, for the sum of £7,000; together with a covenant to execute a deed of release.

B) Affidavit, dated 6 Aug., 1745, of John Jones of Chester, gent., with regard to the death of William Wynne in Chester, and the taking of his will from his effects and keeping intact by the department. C) Affidavit, dated 7 Sept., 1747, of William Prichard of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent., as to the presentation of the will and affidavit at the consistory court of Bangor, and that they are-presented intact and unchanged in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Seal. Attached is a note from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury granting administration of the goods and chattels of William Wynne to Jane Wynn, widow, mother of Mary Wynn, spinster, a minor, d., and legatee of William Wynn.

(A) Adroddiad o'r cyfraniadau tuag at adeiladu capel newydd, Stanley Road, Bootle, l882; (b) Camau'r Cysegr: Hanes Stanley Road, Bootle, 1926; (c) Intended new chapel, Mulberry St, n.d.; (d) Report of the Building Committee of ... Balliol Road, Bootle, 1667 [sic?]; (e) Adroddiad Capel Newydd Princes Road, 1872; (f) Eglwys Princes Road, Liverpool, 1802-1928; (g) Hymnau i'w canu ar ail-agoriad Ebenezer ... Heol Bedford, Liverpool, 1841; (h) Hymnau i'w canu yn Ebenezer, Bedford Street, Sulgwyn 1860; (i) Woodchurch Road, Birkenhead, annual report, 1907; (j) Hoylake Presbyterian Church, 1872-1922; (k) Liscard Road, Seacombe, annual report, 1884; (l) Yr Ymwelydd Misol, New Chester Road, Rock Ferry, 1912; (m) Hanes Eglwys Fitzclarence Street, 1915; and (n) Seion, Llanrwst, annual reports 1917, 1927.

(A) Agreement by Rees Rees, William Rees, both of Llwyncnoy, and David Thomas of Llanvairuach, trustees and executors of the will of the late Daniel Andrew of Llwyncnoy, that they will give up possession of Llwyncnoy in the parish of Llanfair Clydoge on the 29th Sept. next to J. S. Harford, Esq., or his agent; (b) Agreement whereby William Rees, Lampeter is to pay to the trustees of the late Daniel Andrew the sum of £25 towards expenses incurred by the latter for the improvement of Llwyncnoy.

B Leicester, Feb. C Cardiff, April. D Southampton, March. E Norwich, Feb. F Swansea, April, May. G Southsea, May. H Oxford, May. J Llandudno, June. K Orchestra Concerts, Chepstow, June, The Exchange, Cardiff, July. L Cardiff, Aug. Sept., Oct. M Leeds, Nov. N Liverpool, Nov. P Swansea, Oct. Q Manchester, Nov. Dec. R Birmingham, Oct. S Bristol, Nov.

(A). An Act for the better Preservation of the Game. (b). An Act for Continuing the Duties upon Houses, to Secure a Yearly Fund for Circulating Exchequer Bills, whereby a Sum not exceeding Fifteen hundred thousand Pounds is intended to be Raised, for Carrying on the War and other Her Majesties Occasions.

(B) An Act for licensing the Importation on or Victual from Upland, an other parts beyong the Seas into Scotland, in Time of Dearth and Scarcity. Incomplete.

(B) an alphabetical list of curates with their curacies. (C) an alphabetical list of benefices. (D) a list of benefices arranged under the several Archdeaconries and Deaneries, with names of incumbents and dates of their institution.

1. John Llewellin of Devynocke, gent.,. A and Katherine, his wife;. 2. Thomas Llewelin of same, gent. Bargain And Sale, in consideration of £80, of a messuage and lands called Tir y Poole containing 8 acres of Iand, 2 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 1 acre of wood and 4 acres of furze and heath in Glyntredarell in Devynocke, and also a moiety of a messuage and lands called Tir Jevan Powell ap Jevan Melin containing 20 acres of land at Glyntredarell in Devynocke.

(B) Another Copy of no. 1120, 2 Feb., 1732/3. (C) Lease for life, Jan. 23, 1734/5, of the properties specified in no. 1119 dated 1 Feb., 1732/3, from Thomas Lloyd of Gwernhaylidd, co. Flint, esq, to John Randles of Penley, co. Flint, gent. (D) Declaration by Thomas Lloyd of Overton, co. Flint, esq., Oct. 22 1740, that the sum of £95 to be paid by the said Thomas Lloyd to the said Thomas Aspinwall and John Dannett according to the terms of (b) were the moneys of the poor of the parish of Overton and that the lands specified were bought for the use of the poor, the money to be distributed annually by persons named. Copy, endorsed to the effect that the original deeds were in the chest in the parish church of Overton.

(A) Answers of Rees Williams, esq., and Gruffith Rice ap Jenkyn, defendants, to the bill of complaint of William Lewis, complainant, touching distraint for 'amober' or 'Lerewitt' in respect of lands in the commote of Mallayen, co. Carmarthen. (B) Replication of the complainant to the answers contained in (a) above. (References to lands called Cor ssavel in the parish of Llandingad and hundred of Caio).

(A) Application dated 1 July 1910 for extension of time for registration of transfer of patronage of Eglwys Fach, from Alfred Canning, and James Smith Wood, of Birmingham, to Thomas Oliver Cross, of Peel Hall, Astley, Lancs., on April 27 1910. (B) Authority for extension. (C) Application for registration of the transfer. (D) Declaration re. details in (c).

(A) Application dated 1 July 1910 for registration of the transfer of the patronage of Eglwys Fach, from Thomas Oliver Cross, Peel Hall, Astley, Lancs., to Alfred Canning, and James Smith Wood, of Birmingham, on 24 June 1910. (B) & (c) Declarations re. (a).

(A) Application dated 1 July 1910 for registration of the transfer of the patronage of Eglwys Fach, from Thomas Oliver Cross, Peel Hall, Astley, Lancs. To Alfred Canning, and James Smith Wood, of Birmingham, on 24 June 1910. (B) Declaration in support of (a). (C) Further Particulars re. (a).

(A) Application for extension of time for registration of transfer of patronage of Eglwys Fach, from George Frank Paddock, of Hanley, Stafford, and Albert Edward Paddock, of Brampton Lodge, Ross, Hereford, to James Barry Taunton, of Brynellen, Borth, county of Cardigan on 15 July 1903. (B) Authority for extension. (C) Application for registration. (D) Declarations re. details in (c).

(A) Application for extension of time for the registration of the transfer of the advowson of St. Mary's, Pembroke; St. Nicholas's, Monkton, from Morgan James Saurin, of Orielton, Pembroke, and William Mark Saurin, of the same place, to the Bishop of St. David's, Ernest Sutton Saurin, of Kensington, Gerald Louis Saurin, of the Royal Navy, and the aforementioned M. J. Saurin and W. M. Saurin, on 19th Feb, 1909. (B) Declaration in support of (a). (C) Application for registration of transfer. (D) Declaration in support of (c).

(A) Application for extension of time of registration of the transfer of the advowson of Wiston, county of Pembroke, from Frederick Archibald Vaughan, Earl Cawdor, to himself with Elidor Ronald Campbell, and Ian Malcolm Campbell, of Stackpole Court, Pembroke, on 14 Oct. 1909. (18 Nov., 1909). (B) Statutory Declaration in support of (a). (C) Bishop's Permission for extension (9 Dec. 1909). (D) Application for registration (13 Dec. 1909).

(A) Application for registration of conveyance of patronage of Herbrandston otherwise Herbranston, from Edith Beatrice Stradling, of Broadmoor, Little Haven, county of Pembroke, to the Right Hon. John, Baron Stanley of Alderley, of Alderley Park, county of Chester, on 19 June, 1903. (B). Declaration.