Dangos 882 canlyniad

Letters to William Camden from John Stradling, 1594, and Francis Godwin, 1608 (from BL Cotton Julius C. v, ff. 56-57 verso, 94); and from Godwin, 1602-1603, Francis Tate, 1604, and Richard Gr[uffudd], [c. 1603] (from BL Cotton Julius F. vi, ff. 296-300 verso, 303, 413).

Baptismal registers, 1812-1892, for Cemais (CM) Church, Montgomeryshire.

Minute book, 1848-1858, of the Welsh Education Committee.

Baptism register, 1837-1968, of Tabor (CM) Chapel, Llangwyrfon.

Extents, rentals surveys and other records, [temp. Edw. I]-[temp. Hen. V], relating mainly to Cardiganshire, with some Carmarthenshire documents. The originals are in the PRO.

Photocopy of a typescript History of the Gregynog estate in Montgomeryshire, by William Scott Owen.

Photostat of a Coedmore deed, dated 22 Henry VIII.

Will, 1815, of Thomas Thomas of Shoreditch, draper, and related papers, 1815-1843.

Day-book, 1758-1797, of the artist Thomas Jones, Pencerrig. The original manuscript is now NLW MS 23811E.

Letters, 1901-1915, from Hetty Adamson, Newton, Iowa, to her cousin, Hetty Richard, Pontycymmer.

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers of the Hughes family of Ty Mawr, Holyhead, Anglesey. They include letters, 1841-1898 and [n.d.], to William Hughes at Liverpool, and after his emigration to America, at Davenport, Iowa. See NLW, Annual Report 1972-73. For further Hughes family of Ty Mawr correspondence, see also NLW Facs 175.

Extent of Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire, 1268. The original roll is no. 624 in the collection of the Marquess of Bath, Longleat, Warminster, Wiltshire.

'Ystyron enwau sir Benfro' by F. L. Lowther, Parkstone, Dorset. The original is in Pembrokeshire County Library.

'Folk lore of Loveston, Reynalton and Yerberston', complied by pupils of Loveston Council School, 1920. The original is in Pembrokeshire County Library.

Two lectures by Emrys Evans (1896-1931), Cwmaman, Aberdare, being two versions (one English, one Welsh) of a lecture on his World War I experiences and impressions with the Ramc in Salonika.

Letters to Albert Henry George Grey, later 4th Earl Grey, from Mansel Gwynne Griffith, 8 March 1886, and from Frederic Bromley, Well House, Presteign, 14 March 1886. The originals are held with the Earl Grey Papers (4th Earl), University of Durham.

A negative photostat copy of Bodleian MS 10714 (Ms. Carte 269), ff. 1-32, 98 verso-128, 129 verso-135, containing notes and extracts written by Edward Lhuyd, [c. 1700]. The contents relate mainly to Scotland but there is also a copy of John Keigwyn's translation into English of the Cornish poem on the Passion of Christ which begins 'Tays ha mab ha Sperissars'.

Probate copy of the will, dated 1 December 1891, proved 23 February 1892, of Benjamin Williams, Wenallt, parish of Troedyraur, Cardiganshire, clerk.

Xerox copies of typescript transcripts, [20 cent.], of eighty-five letters with two letter-books and other papers covering the Irish estates of Viscount Midleton, 1686-1838. (Copies from the Guildford Museum and Muniment Room, Castle Arch, Guildford, Surrey, donated to the Library by the Public Record Office of Northen Ireland).

Facsimile copies of records in Shrewsbury Borough Library. The documents comprise: a memorandum of sums due to the Earl of Arundel from his lordships in the march of Wales at Michaelmas 1370 (no. 5923); an account of wages paid for works at Castrum Isabella (Shrawardine) during 'anno XVII', probably 1393-1394 (no. 5924); a view of account of Robert Eggerley, receiver of the lordships of Oswestry and Chirk from Michaelmas 1394 to the morrow of St Andrew the Apostle next following (1 Dec.) (no. 8392); accounts of the officers of the Duparts of the lordship of Oswestry, held by the king's custodians by reason of the minority of John D'Arundel, Michaelmas 1421-Michaelmas 1422 (no. 8393); a roll of muniments consisting of (a) transcripts of deeds relating mainly to properties of Agnes Barker, Einion Gethin, Richard Ireland and Roger Muccleston in the lordship of Oswestry, and other properties in Rhuddlan, 1332-1425, and (b) estreats of the court rolls of the town and patria of Oswestry relating to land transactions in those areas, 1404-1422 (no's 9010-1970); an account of Alan de Thorp, receiver of the lordship of Oswestry, Michaelmas 1394-Michaelmas 1395, including accounts of the parkers of Bromhurst and Oswestry for the same period (no. 9277); a series of court rolls and accounts of the manors of Kinnerley and Ruyton, 1313-1513 (no's 7233-7260, 7263-7345).