MONMOUTHSHIRE. £. _s._ _d._ The manors of Monmouth and Wyesham 186 0 10 The manor of Pellenny 38 18 0 The manors of Purcasseck, and Trellecks Grange 443 0 8 The demesnes of Grosmont, Skenseth, and Monmouth 160 0 0 Bettus and Per Lloyd 110 0 0 BERKS. The manor of Crookham 392 6 10 WESTMORLAND. The manor of Kendal 220 6 6 HEREFORD. The manor of Shobdon 150 0 0 ------------- Sum £1700 12 10 ============= “Lands disposed of by the Parliament to my Lord General Cromwell, and entailed on my Lord Herbert:-- GLOUCESTER. £. _s._ _d._ The lordship of Tyddenham 356 3 11 MONMOUTHSHIRE. The lordships of Chepstow Barton, and Hardwick 510 1 10 Chepstow Burgus 68 13 8 Frithwood, near unto Chepstow, conceived to be equivalent to £100 per annum 100 0 0 GLAMORGANSHIRE. The seigniory of Gower 672 15 9 ------------- Sum £1707 5 2 ============= “The question being put, That the House do take into debate the business of delinquency, concerning the Lord Herbert of Raglan. “It passed with the negative. “Resolved, That it be sent back to the Commissioners for compounding, to proceed touching the point of delinquency charged on the Lord Herbert of Raglan; and give judgment therein; and to report their judgment, and the grounds of it, to the Parliament, forthwith.” Again, on Thursday, the 30th of October, 1651.[57] “The humble Petition of Henry, Lord Herbert, of Raglan, was this day read. “Ordered, That this Petition be referred to the former Committee, touching the Lord Herbert, to consider of this business; and if they find the Petitioner hath just title to the land, to present some lands to the Parliament for the Petitioner’s satisfaction, in consideration thereof.