Dangos 2330 canlyniad

Deeds, documents, etc. relating to the following:.

Miscellaneous Volumes,. [Cf. N.L.W. Add. MSS 12,533-57, also presented by E. Morgan-Richardson, esq.]. Cf. No. 2700. 1705. The notebook of James Harries.

Statistical information produced by, or collected by, the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association relating to all aspects of the coal trade, both within the United Kingdom and in other countries across the world. Material comprises bound volumes of tabulated information regarding the UK and international coal industries, international trade, wage rates for miners, colliery price lists, annual summaries of Association members, revisions of Assurances, and statistics on the coal trade of foreign countries.

The letters are arranged by correspondents, and are described individually in the former schedule, 'E. Morgan Humphreys Papers, A List', available in hard copy at NLW.

Papers of the University of Wales Guild of Graduates, 1894-1991; papers of the Standing Committee of the Guild, 1894-1988; papers of the Rationalisation Working Party of the Guild, 1986-1987; papers of individual branches of the Guild, 1936-1946, 1960-1967; and papers of the Classics section of the Guild, 1951-2001.

Papers relating to meetings of the Academic Board, 1920-1993; papers of the Regulations and Special Cases Committee of the Board, 1975-1991; papers of standing committees of the Board, 1931-1939; papers of ad hoc committees of the Board, 1903-1989; papers of the School of Education, 1930-1984; papers of University Faculties, 1903-1990, papers of the Advisory Board of Law, 1932-1935, and papers of the Joint Advisory Committee for Examinations, 1922-1984.

Records of a variety of conciliation boards, including the Board of Conciliation for the Coal Trade of Monmouthshire and South Wales and the National Conciliation Board for the Coalmining Industry, which were established to deal with disputes at the various collieries associated with the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association (MSWCOA). Also the records of the three district boards under MSWCOA (Cardiff, Swansea and Newport) as well as the records of the many committees which oversaw the activities of the MSWCOA.

Financial records of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association. They comprise account journals, account ledgers, cash books and balance sheets detailing the financial management of the Association.

Material relating to the foundation of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association, and material relating to legal cases the Association members were involved with or that affected the interests of the Association as a whole, in particular, those relating to railway rates and charges. These cases were heard before several courts and tribunals including the High Court of Justice, the Court of Appeal, the House of Lords, the House of Commons, the Court of Enquiry, Select and Departmental Committees, Royal Commissions, the Railway Rates Tribunal and the Coal Industry National Compensation Tribunal.

Accounts - Estate And Other. In the original paper catalogue, the arrangement was [presumably] by date of final account. For ease of use here, the arrangement is chronological by content.

Household account books, journals, ledgers, etc., 1755-1781, concerning the management of Clive's households which, in the broadest context, relates to members of his family as well as his staff. The group comprises: general household and personal account books, 1760-1764, clothing account books, 1760-1761, furnishings and fittings account books, 1760-1761, Condover household account books, 1762-1763, Westcomb household account books, 1769, general household and travel account books, 1771-1773, journals of house-stewards’ books, 1767-1768, , ledgers of house-stewards’ books, 1767-1768, ledgers of Edward Crisp’s with Lord Clive, 1767-1774, cellar books, 1773-1775, memoranda of Clive’s French tour, 1768, inventories of Berkeley Square and other properties, [c. 1770], and miscellaneous papers, 1755-[c. 1770].

Despite a political career spanning a decade and more, the group consists of comparatively few papers confined basically to the general elections of 1774-1775, and the Parliamentary enquiry of 1772-1773.

The group comprises proceedings (minutes) and correspondence, 1764-1768, of Clive’s attorneys who conducted his affairs in England while he was in India.

The earlier papers are to do with the Daniel family of Caethle, Tywyn, and the later ones with H. Haydn Jones.