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Re: complaints to the House made by Thomas PRYSE of a breach of privilege v Roderick...
Catalogue reference: TS 11/1142
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- TS 11/1142
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1740-1758
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Description (What the record is about)
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Re: complaints to the House made by Thomas PRYSE of a breach of privilege v Roderick RICHARDS and William PAUL re lands in manor of Cwmwood-y-Perveth, Card and Rex ex parte Charles RICHARDS and William CORBETT v Thomas PRYSE and several others re Llanbadarn [F]awr: Exchequer, Easter term 18 Geo II and case v John HEADLEY in same place and re Welsh mines at Esgair-mwyn and Attorney-General ex parte Rex v Lewis MORRIS and John OWEN re mine of Esgair-mwyn belonging to His Majesty in his manors in Mevenith, Card: Exchequer, 1758 and re new lordship called Nant yr Arian in His Majesty’s manor of Perveth, Card and Thomas OAKLEY v Corbett OWEN for debt: 1743 and Attorney-General ex parte Rex and Charles RICHARDS and William CORBETT v Thomas JONES: Easter 18 Geo III [?Exchequer] and John HEADLEY v Thomas JOHN, Lewis MORGAN and Griffith MORGAN re sale of a heifer: Cardiganshire county court, 24 Dec 1746 and claim by John WILLIAMS Re Crown right to manor of Mevenith, Card and re mine at Darren Vaur belonging to Thomas Griffith in manor of Perveth. With plan.
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- 1364A
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- Topics
- Manors
- Maps and plans
- Debt
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