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1. Lewis ap Owen Thomas otherwise of the parish of Grysmont, co. Monmouth, yeoman;. 2. Gruffith ap Morgan ap Gruffith. A Lease of a parcel of land called tir Jenkyn and lle yr hen de and a piece of land called tir gwladis at Talley.

1. The Hon. William Henry Yelverton of Whitland Abbey, co. Carmarthen, and William Henry Morgan Yelverton of the same place, esq.;. 2. The Rev. Latimer Maurice Jones, vicar of St. Peter, Carmarthen, and Thomas Lewis of Spilman Street, Carmarthen, doctor of medicine. A Lease of a piece of ground being part of a field called Park y Shop on the South side of Priory Street, Carmarthen. Draft.

1. Lewis ap Ievan ap Howell of Llansawyll, co. Carmarthen, yeoman;. 2. Rhees ap William Rees. A Lease of a tenement of land called tir llwyn Gwyn [in No. 113 called tir llewelyn gwyn, in No. 1913 tyre llywelyn gwyn] and parke Gwyn at a place called ynysse, parish of Kynwill Gaio. [Other name mentioned: Corbanto]. Dated at lloyn Gwyn and parke Gwyn. Latin.

1 William Conwey of Llanvaythlu, co. Anglesey, gent. 2 William Griffith of the same place. A lease of one close of land in Llanvaythlu.

2, Tanfield Court, Temple. John Charlton to William Wilson. A lease of the Black Park Colliery.

1. Vaughan Thomas of Poisty, co. Pembroke, esquire;. 2. David William of Llanllawern, yeoman. A Lease of Trellwynfach, parish of Llanllawern. Rent 4s; two hens on December 26; two horses to carry two loads of lime or coals, one man one day's shearing, one man one day's reaping at Poysty, and a heriot of 20s.

1 Richard ap William ap Roberts of Gaerwen, co. Anglesey, yeoman, and Katherine his wife. 2 John Kidson of Llanfechell in the said county, yeoman. A Lease of Tyddyn yr hen efail in Llanfechell for24 years.

A lease, 1791, from John Vaughan of Golden Grove, co. Carm., esq., to Thomas William Thomas Griffith of Tachlouan, p. Llandeilo Fawr, co. Carm., farmer, of a messuage called Frwdwen in Tachlouan.

A lease, 1850, from the Rt Hon. Lady Lucy Foley of Abermarlais Park, co. Carm., but now residing at Bourges Department of the Cher, France, widow, to Morgan Williams of Brownhill, p. Llansadwrn, co. Carm., farmer, of a messuage called Brownhill in the parishes of Llansadwrn and Llangadog, co. Carm.

A lease, counterpart lease (and a surrender of lease) from the Prebendary of Clyrow of the Rectory, Parsonage, Prebend and tithes of Clyrow to the following lessees:. 14 Mar. 1807: Rev. Gerrard Andrews, late of the town of Leicester, now Rector of p. St James Westminster, and Elizabeth Maria, his wife. 21 Feb. 1840: Rev. Gerrard Thomas Andrewes of Sackville Street, Piccadilly, co. Middlesex, clerk.

A lease, counterpart lease (and an assignment of lease) from the Bishop of St Asaph of m. and lands formerly known as Cae Glâs, Pen y Bed and Gwern y Bed (boundaries further described) to the following lessees:. 25 Sept. 1786: Edward Jones of Cil y Llwyn, co. Denb., gent. 25 Mar. 1831: William Williams of Garreglwyd, Mold, co. Flint, gent., as trustee. 31 May 1844: Edward Williams of Garreglwyd, land surveyor.

A lease, counterpart leases (and a surrender of lease) from Rev. M.P. of quarries, stones and minerals upon or under a part of the farm or lands called Glanrafonddu or Buarthmelyn to the following lessees:. 3 Dec. 1874: Henry Oakley Parry of Dolwgan, Dolbenmaen, co. Caern., gent; William Roberts of Portmadoc, co. Caern., setts maker; Thomas Manley of Portmadoc, moulder; and Hugh Thomas of Portmadoc, sawyer. 4 Dec. 1879: William Williams, formerly of the Baltic Hotel, p. Festiniog, hotel keeper, but now of the Swan Hotel, Bettws-y-coed, co. Caern., hotel keeper; Evan Evans, formerly of Viewfield House, Fourcrosses, Festiniog, but now of Tynyberth Hall, Abergynolwyn, co. Mer., quarry agent; and Francis Henry Strowger of Portmadoc, co. Caern., accountant.

A lease, counterpart leases (and a surrender of lease) from the Bishop of Bangor of tmt. called Tyddyn rhiw beulan and tmt. called Tyddyn y Cae mawr and tmt. called Tyddyn y Cerrig Rhydion and a moiety of the meadow situate near the p. church of Llanbeulan in the commote of Malltraeth and a field called Tyddyn Sion William, to the following lessees:. 12 Nov. 1806: John Wynne Griffith of Garn, co. Denb., esq. 12 Nov. 1827: John Wynne of Garthmeilio, co. Denb., esq.

A lease, counterpart leases (and a surrender of lease) from the Bishop of St Asaph of property as in ECE/EL/SA22-26 to the following lessees:. 20 Aug. 1845: the said Anne Sparrow. 31 May 1853: William Bulkeley Hughes of Plas Coch, co. Ang. esq., and John Watkins Jones of Beaumaris, co. Ang., esq., trustees of the will of Anne Sparrow, widow, dec.

A lease, counterpart leases (and a surrender of lease) from the Bishop of St Davids of the Lordship or Manor of Wolves Castle and m. called Broad Moor to the following lessees:. 8 June 1825: John Hill Harries of Priskilly, co. Pemb., esq. 19 Nov. 1860: William Owen of Haver-fordwest, co. Pemb., esq.

A lease, counterpart leases (and an assignment and a surrender of lease, 7 items in total) from the Bishop of St Davids of mines and minerals upon or under the commons or waste land in the hamlet of Gorwidd to the following lessees:. 18 Aug. 1773: Thomas Johnes of Croft, co. Hereford, esq.; David Jones of Derry, co. Card., esq.; Rev. Daniel Jones, Vicar of Caron, co. Card., clerk; Arthur Jones of the county borough of Carmarthen, esq.; Henry Leach of Loveston, co. Pemb., esq.; Phillip Pugh of Tuglin, co. Card., esq.; and John Jones of Aberrystwith, co. Card., esq. 29 Sep. 1781: Rev. Isaac Williams of Ystrad Teilo, co. Card., clerk; Jacob Riddle of Bristol, esq.; Thomas Bonsale of Dolver, co. Card., gent.; and David Pavry of the county borough of Carmarthen, gent. 22 Sep. 1791: Morgan Lewis of the county borough of Carmarthen, gent.; and Edward Marsden of the same, gent. 1 May 1794: Thomas Saunders of Perthyberllan, p. Llanllwny, co. Carm., gent.; and John Humphreys of the county borough of Carmarthen, gent.

A lease, counterpart leases (and an assignment of lease) from the Bishop of St Asaph of m. called Tyddyn y Cwmberth in lp Cyffnant, p. Llanarmon-yn-Ial, and a m. called Bryn Tafarn y Garth, p. Llandegla, to the following lessees:. 25 Sep. 1786: Edward Jones of Cil-y-Llwn, gent.; Samuel Edwards of Wrexham, co. Denb., gent., and Margaret his wife, niece and executrix of Gabriel Roberts, late of Llandegla. 28 Sep. 1822: Thomas Jones of Ruthin, co. Denb., auctioneer, and Richard Edwards of Cadwgan, p. Wrexham, co. Denb., as trustees. 31 May 1844: Edward Williams of Garreglwyd, in the town of Mold, co. Flint, land surveyor; and Thomas Hughes of Wrexham, co. Denb., Attorney-at-Law.