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A work entitled A Politike Discourse. Or Dialogue between a Knight of the Commons-howse of Parliament; And a Gent: ...by Sir John Stradling (1563-1637), 1625, with a preface signed by the author and dedicated to Lord William, Earl of Pembroke (1580-1630).

A translation, with several sketches and some decorative borders, by ten-year-old Selina Fitzroy Birch, of a work on the antiquities of Athens. It was dedicated, November 1779, by the translator to Mrs Thrale, afterwards Mrs Hester Lynch Piozzi (1741-1821), after their meeting in Tunbridge Wells, October 1779.

One of three volumes containing a journal of a tour, 1831, through Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, Durham, Westmorland, Cumberland, Lancashire, Cheshire, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Staffordshire, Leicestershire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, illustrated with numerous engraved prints and maps.

Press cuttings relating to the visit to North America in 1925-1926 of the Mountain Ash (Glamorgan) Male Voice Choir, conducted by T. Glyndwr Richards.

A collection of signatures and franks, mainly of English interest, and including those of politicians, members of the peerage, etc.

A commonplace book kept by A. D. Vaughan, c. 1819, containing miscellaneous extracts in prose and verse.

Typescript and proof copies and photocopies of fragmentary autograph drafts of Ffwrneisiau-Cronicl Blynyddoedd Mebyd (Llandysul 1982) an autobiographical novel by D. Gwenallt Jones ('Gwenallt', 1899-1968). Included with autograph and typescript drafts (now NLW MSS. 22054-60).

A typescript copy of 'Work: Work? Strange Language', an autobiographical narrative by J. S. Griffiths based on his experiences of employment during the post war years. See also NLW ex 561.

'Doomsday Book 1982', a record, illustrated with photographs, of the villages of Cemais (Cemmaes Road), Comins-coch and Cwmlline, Machynlleth, compiled by members of the Glantwymyn W.I.

A typescript copy of a transcript and index of the 1851 census returns for the parish of Lampeter, compiled by pupils of the school.

A copy of a paper, written by Arthur Giardelli in 1934, on 'Botticelli and Benvenuto', dealing with Botticelli's illustrations of Dante's Divine Comedy, together with notes containing the raw materials of his research into the subject; and a copy of a paper, 1984, in Italian by Dr. Peter Dreyer, Berlin, on the Botticelli illustrations based on a study of the manuscript of Dante's Divine Comedy in the Vatican and Berlin.

Copies of 'A Chronological Account of Non-Ferrous Metal Smelting Works in Glamorgan' and 'A Chronological Table of Commercial Banks in Glamorgan' compiled by R. O. Roberts, with references to sources of information (see Glamorgan County History Vol. v (1980), pp. 86-91, 408-14).

A minute book recording the activities of the Welsh W. E. A. class meeting at Rhyl to study Welsh poetry, with the Reverend Gwilym R. Tilsley as tutor.

Sunday school register of the [Congregational?] chapel at Llannerch-y-medd, co. Ang., bearing the name and stamp of John Jones, printer, Llannerch-y-medd, with an incomplete letter, n.d., to John Jones tipped inside.

Copies of memorial inscriptions at St. Michael's church, Manafon, and Caerau Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Dolwen, Llandinam, compiled and indexed by Miss P. C. Evans, Mr. R.T. Evans and P. B. Evans.