| Disgrifiad | taken at the dwelling-house of Dorothy Robinson at Penmaen, co. Carn,, on the part and behalf of Thomas Buckley [Bulkeley] against Robert Williams, defendant, before Henry Robinson, clerk, and George Llewellyn, gent., [local] commissioners under the Court of Great Sessions. Evidence turned on Erw LINW or LINOW in Llanfairfechan, situated near the highway, once the land of Robert ap Richard, esq., father of the William Robert, also referred to by some of the deponents; land let by R. ap R. to William John ap Sir William, who continued tenant when the premises were conveyed to Sir Richard B. [third], for which he annually paid sixpence a year plus capon plus one day's work. What Robert W. had to say is not known; he was son to William John ap Sir William |