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'A Bridle for the ASS', so says Mr J. B. Noodle, poem in answer to no 750 signed 'Doodle Doo's Ghost'. Begins: 'Oh: Ga----B----Syms, how could you write'.

A silver ornament of a child, presented to Sir John by Queen Alexandria, Christmas 1902.

Asks JW if he would provide the tea for meeting of the committee.

Printed.

Endorsed in hand of 'Ifor Ceri': 'Account of Subscriptions for Educating Ev: Evans'.

Account of the amount of the different goods, chattels and effects of the late David Lloyd of Alltyrodin, esq., dec., sold by auction.

Account Of The Money received towards the Charity for the relief of the poor widows and orphans of Clergymen ... in Diocese of St. Asaph. Printed.

Acquittances for the prescription money due upon the demesnes of Sir Owen Wynne of Gwydir, bart, in p. Llanrwst, t. Gwyder, co. Caern., to William Brickdall and Hugh Jones, as rector and vicar of Llanrwst, for the years 1648-9, namely £5. 6s. 8d. for all manner of tithes, and £5. 6s. 8d. for all the tithe corn, and £4 for the rent of the Glebe land belonging to the Parsonage of Llanrwst. Seals.

Addresses from the Court, the Senate and the Guild of Graduates of the University of Wales, to be read at the installation of the Chancellor. Printed.

Affidavit by Thomas John Lewes of the payment by Sir Owen Wynne, dec., of the purchase money on lands in cmt. Issaph, co. Caern. T.J.L. disclaims and assigns all pretended interest or title to Dame Grace Wynne.

1. Richard Trevor, doctor of phisicke, son of 2, Alexander Denton of the Middle Temple, London, esq. 2. Sir John Trevor, kt. Agreement by 1 to stand seised in trust of a m. and 4 a. of customary lands, formerly the lands of John Glassington and Elizabeth his wife, in man. Acton, Middlesex, to the use of 2. Recites that 2 had surrendered the property to the Lord of man. Acton, and that 1 have been admitted accordingly. Marked on dorse: 'No. (4)'; 'Trevor to Denton 40'.

1. Samuel [Squire], Lord Bishop of St. Davids. 2. Rees Price of co. bor. Carmarthen, esq. Agreement To Lease fields belonging to the Palace of Abergwilly called Upper Field, the Middle Field or Pigeon House Field, above the road leading from Abergwilly to White Mill, and the Lower Field and the fields below the road called the Old Bowling Green, the Close, the two meadows called Luffil Vach and Large Meadow, in p. Abergwilly, so long as 1 remains Bishop of St. Davids. Annual rent: £30.

19/20Th C. Album Of Photographs containing the following identifiable portraits. 1. J. Deffet Francis. 3. Bukhardt. 3V. Ashly Ernest Herman aged 2, 2 July 1889. 4. Hugh Owen; Zoë Brougham 1893; Henry Brougham. 4V. Lady Williams (2 photographs). 5. John Christopher Davies 1893. 5V. Lady Williams. 6. Lady Williams. 6V. Lady Williams (3 photos). 7. Nurse Church. 12. Thomas Price. 13. D. F. Win [?]. 24V. Howard Hill. 25. Owen Berkeley Hill.