Articles of arbitrament and award upon matters of variance between David ap Rees ap David ap Gwilym of Llwydiarth by Llannerchymedd and Rowland Bulkeley of Porthamel (27 June, 1560). The arbiters were Roland Meyrick, Lord Bishop of Bangor [son of Meyrick ap Llewellyn of Bodorgan and father of the famous Sir Gelly Meyrick], Robert Evans, Dean of Bangor [he who had been deprived of his livings in the reign of Mary for breaking the laws of celibacy], Rice ap William and Richard Fletcher, registrar of Bishop Meyrick. The award was somewhat innocuous: it enjoined upon both the discontinuance of suits at law, one against the other, either before the Council of the Marches or elsewhere; in proof of this new friendship they were to appear at the Cathedral of Bangor on 7 July next ensuing, between the hours of 7 and 12 (in the forenoon) and give a glad right hand the one to the other. If any matters of difference will henceforth arise, it must be at once referred to the four arbiters aforesaid 27 June 1560