A history of the county of Brecknock: In two . e Powells are of the same family as the eminentphysician. Sir Douglas R. Powell, one of the physicians in ordinary to King Edward VII., and whoseportrait and pedigree is given in the History of Radnorshire. THE CHARITIES. With regard to the Lewis and unknown charities, applicable to the Parishes of Llanynis andMaesmynis, the Board of Charity Commissioners, upon application made to them in igo,), by the rles F. Harrison, rector, and others the churchwardens of both parishes, made an order, sealedI4th December, 1906, appointing ne
A history of the county of Brecknock: In two . e Powells are of the same family as the eminentphysician. Sir Douglas R. Powell, one of the physicians in ordinary to King Edward VII., and whoseportrait and pedigree is given in the History of Radnorshire. THE CHARITIES. With regard to the Lewis and unknown charities, applicable to the Parishes of Llanynis andMaesmynis, the Board of Charity Commissioners, upon application made to them in igo,), by the rles F. Harrison, rector, and others the churchwardens of both parishes, made an order, sealedI4th December, 1906, appointing new trustees, &c. From this document we learn that there were tobe two ex-officio trustees, four representative trustees, one co-opted, and one nominated trustee solong as the benefices of Llany. is and Maesmynis remain united. The scheme gives the trustees powerto appoint a clerk at a salary of not more tiian £2 2s. Od. a year ; and to defraj all costs ofadministration out of the funds. The following is the schedule of property : Rent charge issuing. PLATE VIII. From Dran-ings by Rev. T. Price ( Cainlumnawf )1. Saxon Cross at Llanynis. Fig. 2. Remains of Panels at JIaesmyr THE HISTORY OF BRECKNOCKSHIRE. 257 out of freehold land known as Tyrtwppa in Llanynis, then in the control of Mrs. Jones, and of thevalue of £2 yearly ; £573 lis. 8d. India 3 per cent Stock with the Official Trustees of CharitableFunds, realising £17 4s. Od. ; £20 in the same Stock in the names of Charles WilUam Woosnam andRev. C. F. Harrison, reahzing 12s. ; Consols, £225 19s. 9d. in the name of Charles William Woosnamrealizing £5 12s. 8d.—a total income in 1906 of £25 8s. 8d. Of this sum £4 was yearly tobe devoted to the education of poor children of the two parishes, and the residue of the saidincome was to be paid for the benefit of the industrious poor of the said parishes, not receivingparochial rehef, in any of the under-mentioned ways : Subscriptions to any dispensary, infirmary,hospital, or
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