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Documents re Prothonataryship

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/264	LETTER: William Fowler, deputy to Sir, Nicholas Arnolde, Harnaige Grange, [co. n.s.] to Sir Henrie Sydney, Kt., President of the Council in the Marches of Wales, to accompany an account of the fees ta... more	1570 Sept. 1
XD2/265	SCHEDULE of fees taken by the Prothonotary in North Wales for the executing of his office; and COVERING LETTER: William Fowler, Harnaige Grange, [co. n.s.], as Deputy to Sir Nicholas Arnold,. [?Protho... more	1570 Sept .1
XD2/266	NOTES on the use of the ’Doggett’ in North Wales and the order of filing writs and papers in various types of legal action. [N.L.W. Rug 690.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/267	LIST of fees usually taken by the Prothonotary in the three shires of North Wales. [N.L.W. Rug 780.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/268	NOTE of fees taken by the Prothonotary in South Wales, and fees increased and allowed by Mr. Justice Walters to the Prothonotary, signed by E. Walter. [N.L.W. Rug 549.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/269	LIST of Fees to be increased due to the Prothonotaries of Wales, agreed by the Council in the Marches. [N.L.W. Rug 1004.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/270	LIST of Fees. Copy of No. XD2/269. [N.L.W. Rug 1010.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/271	LIST of Lawyers’ fees for certain services and documents. [N.L.W. Rug 427.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/272	LIST of fees received by the Prothonotary which are due to Mr. Justice Snygge and the puisne judge and which the Prothonotary accepted and paid to them. [N.L.W. Rug 1041.]	n.d. [c.1600]
XD2/273	DEED POLL of Gabriel Goodman of London, gent., resigning his office of Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown for cos. Caerns., Anglesey, and Merioneth [Meirionnydd]. Latin. [N.L.W. Rug 523.]	1604 June 13

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