Welsh Journals

Oct. 1, 1890. BYE-GONES. 47 7 Osmunda regalis—Royal fern. Maesbury, Elles- mere. Botrychium Lunaria—Moonwort. Selattyn; "Llan- forda and Craig-y-rhiw" (2). Ophioglossum vulgatum—Adder's-tongue. Henblas, Llwynymaen, Porthywaen, &c. 99. — L y copo diace^e. Lycopodium clavatum—Common club-moss. Heaths. Lycopodium alpiDum—Alpine club-moss. " Llan¬ gollen" (1). Lycopodium Selago—Fir club-moss. Craig-y-rhiw, Penygwely. 101—Equisetace,e. Equisetum maximum — Great water horse-tail. Ellesmere. Equisetum arvense—Corn horse-tail. Frequent. Equisetum sylvaticum—Wood horse-tail. Chirk. Equisetum limosum — Smooth naked horse-tail. Morda, Rednal. var. fluviatile. " Maesbury" (1). OCTOBER 1, 1890. r Wallia. NOTES. THE TWELVE APOSTLES.-A curious old "favour" in Disraeli's colours has been presented to one of the London political clubs (Conservative), and is exhibited in the library. It was worn at the banquet ab Shrewsbury in November, 1841, to the twelve Tory M. P. 's for Salop, locally known as " The Twelve Apostles." The donor of this in¬ teresting old relic himself walked in the procession of 1,000 members that celebrated the event. It bears the inscription, "All Friends round the Wrekin, in 1841." W.O. OLD RECORDS ON WALES AND THE MARCHES.—A friend has been good enough to lend me the following references to some Welsh and March records, Temp. Edward I., II., and III., and inasmuch as they may be useful to others, I have thought it best to send them on to Bye-Gones for publication before the originals are returned to the owner. Audoenus de la Pole Mathravell in Kayreineon extent' Poetlenner Wodell maner' cum hamlet adjacen extent' Walwarne in Keiveliock maner' extent' De la Pole villa et baron' Lanlidlas extent' Machenli extent' Pempre Iscoit maner' cum hamlet' ad¬ jacen' extent' Talgar maner' extent' Langarike extent' Pole baronia CI.P.M., 21, E. I. Lodewie de la Pole "| Lannetlin maner' in commote de Meghhen > Wallia. mercat' feria J C.R.C., 22, E. I. Ludowicus de la Pole ~| Goresgannon maner' 5-Wallia. Meghenhucoyt terr', &c. J C.I.P.M., 23, E. I. Hawisia de la Pole . 1 T H'uit diversa tenementa cum p'tin in > Wallia. Powys J Gal. Inquis' ad quoddamnum, 1, E. II. Griffin us de la Pole "| | Laudrunion in deudoure pro mercat' et J-Wallia. feria ibm. J C.I.A.Q.D., 2, E. II. I Rogerus le Strange et Hawis' de la Pole. j Ellesmere man' Ellerdene ! Crowlesmere Kinwikeswood assart' Tetneshull Stokes i Berche Rugg ! Newenes Northwood assart' | Othale Mayswyan ! Lythe Luneyale \ Wotteleye Grenhulle Feida ; Herdewike Ockle , Crikott Houghton et Walton | Salop et March' Wallia;, C.I.A.Q.D., 2, E. II. ' Joh'es de Cherleton et Hawisia uxor ejus ~J "Da la Pnlfi mprfat,' fp.ria vW Wallia. Griffin Ab Wenunwen de la Pole casti' ~\ extens cum Villis South strad Marhull man' cum Villa de Guldesfeld | Deudore maner extent I Mehheinuhcoit maner' j Tresderif I Kereynon extent' Manthon' extent' Kereynon extent' La Poli villa mercator' extent' Boriton extent' Thlanarvnell extent' ■Nanmeheut extent' C.I.P.31., 14, E.I. Audoenus de la Pole } Maghenthleith in Comoto de Keyveyllock [ Wallia. C.R.C.,20,E.I. Merca' feria i Maghenthleyth mercat' feria C.R.C.,7,E.II. Rog'o de Mortuo Mari Iustic Wall' vel ejus locii ! tenenti in North Wal' p'. Kenwrokco Ierwardes 1 | brothis de la Chambre, &c, &c. j ; Glaus' 1, E. 11 I., pars. 1, m. 21 db 22. ' t . Exemplificatis adnullationis totius processus et J- Wallia. judicii habit' versus Rogerum de Mortuomari uncle et Rogerum de Mortuomari le nevewe in 16° E. II, ac restitutio ejusdem Rogeri le nevewe ad omnia tenas et tenementa bona, et catalla tarn sua quam avun- culi ad requisic'onem Victi Rogeri le nevewe. Gal. Rot. Pat. 2nd part, 1, E. III. Rex concesis 'Rogeri de Mortuomari fil 'Rogeri de Mortuomari maritaquam Marik qute fuit uxor ado- mari de Valenc' nuper Comitis Pembi' simulcum forisfactur' Regi pertinen' si contingat ipsam Mariam sine Reg' licentia Maritare. Col. Rot. Pat. 3rd part, 1, E. III.