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1. John Salusbury, illegitimate son of Henry Salusbury, dec., John Salusbury, father of the said Henry, and Richard Salusbury, his son and heir. 2. Henry ap Richard, clerk, and Roger Powell, yeoman. A Deed of Feoffment of lands in Henllan, Lleweny, Alltvaynan and Denbigh, co. Denb.

A Deed Of Gift from John Price of Pipton, co. Brecon, yeoman, to his cousin, Ann Morgan, and her daughter Diana Morgan of certain sums of money specified.

Draft copy.

A deed or remission, 14 Sept. 1284, to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, of 60s., the yearly loss which it is estimated he would suffer in consequence of the King disafforesting the cantred of Englefeld, so that for the remaider of his term of office, viz. eight years from Michaelmas, 9 Edward 1, he is to pay to the Exchequer 785 and a half marks instead of 790 marks for the custodies specified in former grants which are here recited. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward 1, 1281-1292, p. 133.

A Deed Poll appointing Frederick Bull of Cornhill, the city of London, dealer, to be the representative of Ben Mansell before the commissioners of bankruptcy of James Newman and Thomas Newman of the city of London, ironmongers. Attached is a sworn statement attesting the validity of the deed.

A deed whereby Margan, son of Karadoc, attests that Karadoc, son of John, has quitclaimed to the monks of Margam and abjured in his presence all the land which lies (inter duas Avenas) between the two Avens (which land he, the said Karadoc had claimed from the monks), and found sureties, viz. the said Margan and Meuric Broc. Latin. See Cartae, No. DCLXVII.

A deed, 2 Jan. 1284/5, whereby in recompense for a messuage, seventy five acres of land and twenty acres of waste which Nicholas Beret had in Little Overe in the King's forest of la Mare, and which the said Nicholas surrendered to the King, he is granted 95 acres of land in Lache and common of pastures in all the King's moor and marsh of Salteney paying annually 1d in lieu of all service, suit and demand; also the said Nicholas shall have husbold and heybold in the forest of La Mare, with quittance of toll through all the earldom of Chester, and of giving ale, called Tolsestre, to the castle of Chester. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Charter Rolls, vol. 11, p. 282.

A deed, 2 Jan. 1284/5, whereby in recompense for lands which Ranulph de Parva Overa had in Little Overe in the forest of La Mare which he surrendered to the King, he granted part of the demesne lands of the castle of Chester in Marleston and Lache, and of common pasture over the whole moor and marsh of Salteney, rendering at the Exchequer of Chester at Midsummer 1d. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Charter Rolls, vol. 11, p. 283.

A deed, 2 Jan. 1284/5, whereby in recompense for lands, a mill and certain fisheries which Hervey de Bradeford and Robert his son had in Bradeford in the forest of La Mare, which they surrendered to the King, they are granted part of the demesne lands of the castle of Chester in Brewardeshalgh, Marleston and Lache, common of pasture over the morr and marsh of Salteney and of the bailiwick and issue of the office of Keeper of the east gate of Chester with the houses and buildings built above and below pertaining to that gate, and of a vacant place in the city of Chester by the house of William Orgayn, rendering at the Exchequer of Chester at Midsummer 1d. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Charter Rolls, vol. 11, p. 283.

A deed, 2 Jan. 1284/5, whereby in recompenses for lands which Ranulph de Sutton had in Sutton in the King's forest of La Mare, which the said Ranulph surrendered to the King, he is granted the King's land in Chester, whereon the King's grange and bovary were situated, and part of the demesne land of the castle of Chester within the island called Erlesye, with common of pasture in Saltneye and the bailiwick and issue of the hundred of Caldey, rendering at the Exchaequer of Chester at Midsummer 1d in lieu of all service. Transcript, 19 cent. See Calendar of Charter Rolls, vol. 11, pp 283-284.

A deed, dated 31 March 1922, constituting the "Robert Davies (Wesleyan) Ministers Fund" for the benefit of ministers of the (Wesleyan) Methodist First and Second North Wales Districts.

A Defence of the Doctrine of the Trinity attempted from Scripture in two Letters, addressed to his very worthy friend C[--]r M[--]ll, by the Author. London: 1766.

A Defence of the K[ing] in Answer to what is commonly call'd, His / M[ajest]y's most gracious Speech, &c. [No imprint.].

1 John Griffith, gent., of Gray's Inn, Middlesex. 2 Rowland Owen, gent of Caerdegog, co. Anglesey. A Demand note asking for payment of arrears rent or "to avoyd the land.".

(A) Demise in survivorship of the town of Cullintragh, barony of Ballinacor, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, from Hugh Eccles of Dublin to John Price of the same, 1703, Feb. 25; (b) Confirmation of the demise in survivorship of the town of Cullintragh, barony of Ballinacor, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, enfeoffing another tenant in survivorship, 1727, Jan. 17; (c) New Lease of [?a demise] in survivorship, between (1) Robert Marshall of Dublin, (2) Chaworth, Earl of Meath and (3) Francis Price of Castle Lyons, in pursuance of a decree in Chancery, 1748, Aug. 27.