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Cardiff MSS on Microfilm,
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Accounts,

Account book kept by Thomas Star of Hucknall Torkard, co. Nottingham, between 1815 and 1851.

Achau ac arfau, barddoniaeth,

pp. 1-32 Pedigrees and arms, in Welsh, c. 1600. Begins with Tegeingl mainly N E Wales interest. Two hands, one Richard ap Sion, Scorlegan, to p. 26, the other, pp. 27-32, Simwnt Fychan, pp. 33-80 Welsh poetry, mostly 'canu rhydd', XVIII cent., several hands; pp. 54-66 by Owen Gruffydd, including Marwnad John Williams, Rhosfawr, 1704. On pp. 46-53, in English, a piece written against 'the wicked example of Dr F's Writing' on religion. On p. 44 a verse by Lewis Morris, ?autograph.

Achau,

A collection of pedigrees in Welsh probably copied in its entirety from an early 16th-cent. compilation from N.E. Wales. Includes many tracts printed by P.C. Bartrum in 'Early Welsh Genealogical Tracts' (Cardiff, Wales, 1966), and elsewhere; tracts include Plant Brychan, Plant yr Arglwydd Rhys, Merched priodolion yr Arglwydd Rhys, Ach Syr Dafydd Gam, Plant Llywarch Hen; also pedigrees coming down to early 16th cent., mainly N.E. Wales. Written in secretary, italic sidenotes. On ff. 15v-17v poetry, some by Humffrey ap Hugh and perhaps in his hand.

Achau'r Saint,

Transcript, unbound in envelope, by Rice Rees of 'Achau'r Saint' from a manuscript in the Llannerch Library, collated with other manuscripts.

Act for burying in woollen,

Affidavit, unbound in envelope, of Ellen Adshead of Presbury, co. Chester, dated 1690, that a stillborn child of Randle Ridgway was buried in sheep's wool, according to the 'Act for burying in Woollen'.

Addison letters,

Transcripts of four letters from Joseph Addison to George Stepney 'found among the Ribbesford Papers', 1706 and n.d. [see Walter Graham, 'The Letters of Joseph Addison' (Oxford, 1941) nos. 52, 53, 55, 56 for texts taken from printed sources].

Address on temperance,

'An address on Temperance ... 1891' by 'Welshman', namely the Rev. John Owen, Barry, Caerphilly, etc., together with 'A Catechism on the Life of Jesus Christ from the last Passover to the end of the trail', unbound in envelope, by the Rev. John Owen, Tonyandy (late Treorchy) (printed).

Admiralty Pass,

Admiralty Pass, unbound in envelope, for the brigantine 'Bolina' of London, bound from Swansea to the Mediterranean, 10 Jan. 1831.

Affadavit,

Affidavit, unbound in envelope, of Jabez Thomas, Pontypool, concerning a case in the Court of Chancery.

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