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One of two volumes containing lists of topographical and other works relating to Wales, extracts from various books and journals, and a few engraved prints, etc., probably collected by H. Gough, who was responsible for some of the drawings of heraldic arms relating to Cardiff which are included in the collection.

The original manuscript, 1804, of the work by William Williams of Llandegai (1738-1817) which was published under the title of Prydnawngwaith y Cymry, neu fer hanes o lywodraeth y Tywysogion Cymreig ... (Trefriw, 1822).

The Attitude of Wales towards the Reformation, being a thesis submitted in 1911 by Alun Davies, then of Barmouth but afterwards of Brisbane, Australia, for the degree of Master of Arts of the University of Wales.

A continuation of The Story of the War as seen at Ruthin by R. J. Edwards.

The customs of the manor of Rumpney, Monmouthshire as presented on 24 September 1784.

An account of the life and family of Dr David Williams of Disgwylfa, Llanybydder, afterwards of Liverpool and Cheltenham, also of the Prytherch family of Cnwcderlog and of Thomas Davies of Cwmcwtta, Maesllanwrthwl, being a typescript of notes written by David Williams (b. 1788), a surgeon in the Royal Navy, afterwards a physician in Liverpool and Cheltenham.

A copy of Rhiangerdd Llyn y Morwynion by William Roberts (Gwilym Eryri) (1844-1895?), 1872, taken in 1907 from the original manuscript then in the possession of Robert Griffith (1847-1911), Manchester, by Emrys Hughes, Delph.

Wrexham district pupils' school attendance record cards used in 1905.

An account book kept by Gwynne Vaughan Bowen, 1867-1881, with some later entries.

Some notes relating to Liverpool and Garston, with a letter, 1 October 1925, from J. E. Pritchard, Lord Street, Liverpool to R. Saunders Jones, also of Liverpool.

An attendane book, 1908-1922, of the directors of the Lampeter, Aberaeron and New Quay Light Railway Company.

Transcripts of poems written probably by a resident in the Aeron valley district of Cardiganshire.

Precedents, memoranda and processes extracted from the records of the Court of the President and Council within the Principality and the Marches of Wales, temp. Henry VII - Mary.

A minute book, 7 September 1871 - 30 January 1885, of the committee of the Cambrian Choral Society, Birkenhead.

A journal of a tour through parts of Monmouthshire and Glamorgan, c. 1809. The volume is illustrated by over thirty watercolour drawings and unfinished pencil sketches by Rose Sotheby, some of them being original drawings by her and others being after [?]William Sawrey Gilpin (1761/2-1843), Samuel Hieronymus Grimm (bap. 1733, d. 1794) and [?]John Smith (1749-1831). One original watercolour drawing, dated 1809, is by Maria E. Sotheby.

One of three volumes containing newspaper cuttings mainly from the Byegones column of The Oswestry Advertiser, 1871-1882, with the names of the contributors added in manscript in many instances.

A commonplace book entitled The Beehive or Pious, Consolating, and Instructive Companion, compiled by A. S. Wagner.

Notes compiled by by the donor on Porthyrhyd, or the 'Ford Gateway', in the Llanwrda area, Carmarthenshire.

A volume entitled Humphrey Smith's Astronomical Book, Aug[us]t 10th, 1793, being notes on elementary astronomy.

Letters, 1880-1898, addressed to Josiah Jones (1830-1915), Congregational minister at Machynlleth, by Stuart Rendel, 1st Baron Rendel (1834-1913), mainly on political matters in Montgomeryshire.