Welsh Journals

326 July ii.—Grant to Thomas Lord Ellesmere and Sir John Egerton, his son, of the offices of Steward and Keeper of the Court Leet and Frankpledge, of Tring, co. Hereford, during pleasure. July 20.—Court. W lliam Earl of Pembroke to Salisbury. Recommends his kinswoman, Lady Sidley, who is a suitor to the Lords. Aug. 6.—Ludlow Castle. Ralph Lord Eure to the King. Refusal of Ralph Clare, Keeper of the deer in Tickenhill, alias Bewdley Park, to allow him and the Council of Wales free occupancy of the lodge, for administrationn of justice in Wor¬ cestershire. Requests instructions thereon, and on the patent for the herbage of the park, granted to the inhabitants of Bewdley, which is injurious to the deer. Aug. 7.—Ludlow Castle. Ralph Lord Eure to Salis¬ bury, on the same subject. Has sent the letters from the Privy Council to the Sheriffs of the four English counties, ordering their performance of processes from the Court of Wales. Desires time for the payment of the first subsidy. Aug. 10.—Holdenby. Earl of Salisbury to Sir Hugh Beeston, and three others. Order to survey Holt Castle, and send estimates of the expense for repairs of the same, and of the value of the materials, if it be demolished. (To be continued.) THE GWYNNES OF GLANBRAN, The earliest portion of the pedigree of this ancient family will be found in Jones' Brecknockshire, from which it appears that David Coch Gwyn, who was settled at Glan- bran, in Carmarthenshire, in the fifteenth century, married