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Records of Spellow Lane (Salop Street) Presbyterian Church, Liverpool, comprising volumes of minutes of sessions, 1886-1897; and a volume of manager's minutes, 1886-1900.

Manuscripts once belonging to E. Penllyn Jones (d. 1902), Calvinistic Methodist minister and librarian of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, comprising notes on the psalms; transcripts by Thomas Charles Edwards (1837-1900) of miscellaneous correspondence; examination answers, 1871; and essays on education in Wales and on Welsh hymn writers.

Papers, 1793-1870, of members of the Morgan-Clifford family of Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, comprising a commonplace book and diaries in the hand of William Morgan-Clifford and miscellaneous papers of Colonel and Mrs Henry and Catherine Harriet Morgan-Clifford, which include letters from the geologist William Pengelly.

Correspondence and papers of the Owen family of Orielton, Pembrokeshire.

Records of Benjamin Evans, Henllan, Cardiganshire, relating mainly to his work as a blacksmith, 1888-1954, comprising account books, 1888-1924; material relating to the Master Farriers and Smiths Union, Newcastle Emlyn District, including papers regarding scales of prices, c.1913-1940; and Christmas cards sent to Mr T. Evans, Benjamin Evans's sôn, 1940-1954.

Literary papers of Ian Michael, 1979-1988, comprising manuscripts, drafts and proofs of six detective novels written by him and published under the pseudonym 'David Serafin'.

Family papers of the Williams family of Castell Deudraeth, 1859-1929, including a bound volume containing papers, including letters and press cuttings, relating to the general election of 1859 in Merionethshire in which David Williams stood as a Liberal against the sitting Conservative Member W. W. E. Wynne of Peniarth; scrapbooks, 1903-1929, containing press cuttings concerning the family, notably Sir Arthur Osmond Williams, and two typescript essays.

A log kept by J. Evans on a voyage of pleasure with Captain Davies to the Bay of Biscay, and on to Malta and Gibraltar, the Isles of the Grecian Archipleago and other locations, 20 September to 11 November 1877. It has been written in The Grocer and Oil Trade Review diary and handbook for 1874.

Papers, 1968-1985, collated by the former professional footballer Dai Davies (William David Davies) who played in goal between 1969 and 1987, including letters, mainly from the Football Association of Wales, match programmes and his contracts with Wrexham Football Club, 1977 and 1979.

A copy of the donor's genealogical research.

A typescript copy of a script by Gwyn Alf Williams which was sent to the donor when they were both making a programme on Goya for Channel 4 UK. [His Goya and the impossible revolution was published in 1976 and an Italian translation was later published].

Letters, 1894, from the author Rev. Samuel Lodge to George Thomas Kenyon, MP, relating to the latter's interest in the Dymock family of Flintshire, together with their family tree.

A typescript copy of an historical pageant-play entitled 'Hen wlad fy nhadau' (Land of my fathers), written by A. G. Prys-Jones, Jack Jones, David Monger, Richard Vaughan, Ken Etheridge, A. J. Roderick and Clifford Evans (the producer), and performed during the summer of 1951 at the Sophia Gardens pavilion in Cardiff. It was organised by the Festival of Britain Welsh Committee.

A copy of an article entitled 'A history of the Welsh community of Carroll, Nebraska' by Richard L. Guenther, copied from Nebraska History, vol. 46, no. 3, Sept 1965.

Genealogical notes compiled by Professor J. D. R. Thomas relating to his family, including his forefather Morgan Williams (1752-1831), Blaenllynant, Gwynfe, Carmarthenshire, grandfather of Sir John Williams, founder president of the National Library of Wales. Also included is a photocopy of a short history of Capel y Maen Church by Joseph Llywelyn Evans.

A case-book containing records of the patients of a company of the Forty-second Regiment of Foot who were treated in a military hospital at Caernarvon, 1808.

A notebook containing extracts from printed matter entitled 'Future Punishments', 'On the Humanity of Christ', and 'On the Existence of the Devil'.

Minutes of public and committee meetings of Hope (Flintshire) Branch Bible Society, covering (with gaps) the period from its institution on 7 April, 1835, until 1849.

County of Pembroke, Standing Order of the Court of Quarter Sessions (Haverfordwest [1897]), with extensive manuscript notes (up to 1912) in the hand of C. F. Egerton Allen (1847-1927), Tenby.