TOULOUSE. Approximately 45 documents, 13th-19th centuries; parchment or paper. Documents concerning Toulouse and its region: Saint-Gaudens, L'Isle-en-Dodon, Saint-Béat, Bagnères-de-Luchon, Castillon, etc.; and the Parliament of Toulouse. Proceedings before the Provost of Paris by Jean de Saint-Mars against Jean-Jacques Chastanet, counselor at the Pralement de Toulouse (1666-1668). Resignation by André Dupuy, lord of Montaud, of his office of counselor at the Parliament of Toulouse (1676). Complaint for subornation of witnesses (1651). Sale by Pierre d'Assézat of a mill on the river Lèze in Saint-Sulpice de Lézar (1586). Etc. We note the names of the lord of the Peirouse baron of Bazas, Catherine Gouauld lady of Castéra, Jean-François de Hautpoul, Bernard de Sapte, Jean de Bentivoglio abbot of Nant, etc.