Short title: Walter v Bulkeley. Plaintiff(s): Sir John Walter, kt, Attorney General...

Short title: Walter v Bulkeley.

Plaintiff(s): Sir John Walter, kt, Attorney General to Prince Charles, Prince of Wales.

Defendant(s): Sir Richard Bulkeley, the elder, kt, John Meredith.

Subject of depositions: Quarries of millstones in Penmon (Anglesea); whether the Prince of Wales is seised of all quarries of millstones in the principality of North Wales, in right of his principality? Touching the quantity and value of millstones, and what number conveyed to Ireland and South Wales. Whether defendants' places called "Hare Warren Park" and "y Maindy" were parcel of the priory of Penmon? Right and custom of freeholdors in Anglesea and Carnarvon to dig slate, stones, etc. [Lands called "Cochyllan" belonging to the Earl of Pembroke, and quarries of millstones in the commons of Rhosevawr and Bwlch Gwyn (Anglesea), are mentioned].

County/place: Anglesea.

Date of commission: 12 February 1621.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 11 April 1621 at Carnarvon.

Deponent(s): William Ap Ievan ap Hugh; Henry Ap William Ap William; Lewis David Ap Ithell; Lewis Thomas; William Lakon; Moris Robert; Rees Ap David Ap Rees; Rees Ap David Ap Howell; David Ap William Vaughan; John Griffith Ap Hugh; John Ap Robert Ap John; John Griffith Ap Llewelin.