Dangos 882 canlyniad

Correspondence and papers, 1937-1982, relating to the Witwatersrand Cambrian Society, Johannesburg. NLW Facs 527-545 are xerox copies of material relating to Welsh emigrants to South Africa and to Welsh societies etc. in South Africa.

'Reminiscences on old times in Pietermaritzburg', 1858-1934, by William James, Pietermaritzburg, Natal.

Xerox copy of 'Funeral services in connection with the death of Mr David Jones'. David Jones (1793-1873), Sydney, was a native of Llandeilo, co. Carm.

A photocopy of the register of members, 1886-1982, and baptisms, 1922-1980, of Pen-sarn Presbyterian Church of Wales, Abergele.

Photocopies of the author's working copies of 'Rhigymau Jac y Jwc', 'Llyfr Bach Ci Neb' and 'Llyfr Mawr Ci Neb', published in the series 'Llyfrau Dau Dau', by the late Mary Vaughan Jones. The originals are in the possession of the Welsh National Centre for Children's Literature, Aberystwyth.

Xerox of certified copies of the wills of William Herbert of Cogan Pill, esq., 1635 (proved at PCC, 1643), William Herbert, 1645, and William Herbert, 1695 both of Whitefriars, near Cardiff, esqs.

A photocopy of Welsh verse, including poetry by Ellis Rowland, William Phylip and John Williams, Trawsfynydd, and other manuscript material in various hands, mainly late 18 cent., in a copy of Rhys Jones, Gorchestion beirdd Cymru ... (Amwythig, 1773) belonging to Evan Lloyd, Cwm Bychan, co. Mer., one of the subscribers to the volume. Not to be issued to readers without the donors' consent, Mr & Mrs Philip Henry Jones, College of Librarianship, Llanbadarn Fawr.

Photocopy of Gwynfil Rees of Llan-non, Ceredigion's personal copy of Iorwerth C. Peate, Canu chwarter canrif (Dinbych, 1963), containing notes on the poems by Dr Peate in Mr Rees's hand.

Typed and indexed copies of monumental inscriptions recorded by W. Phillips and others in 1968 and 1987-1989 at St Gwendoline's church, Talgarth; Ty Newydd Presbyterian chapel, Trecastell, St Mary's parish church, Traean-glas and Saron Independent chapel, Cwmwysg, p. Llywel; Llanilid parish church, Crai and Horeb chapel, Crai; Sardis chapel, Cwmcamlais, p. Defynnog; and the graveyard at Lwmws farm (Bethesda Independent chapel), Llangatwg, all in co. Brec.

A copy of E. Alwyn Benjamin of Penarth's transcript and index of the parish registers of Penarth, 1830-1886, Leckwith, 1830-1882, and Llandough and Old Cogan, 1813-1884, and of his transcript of memorial inscriptions at Lavernock, Llandough, Old Cogan and Penarth churchyards.

Photocopy of genealogical material in the possession of Audrey Sidebotham of Cwmystwyth relating to the Powell family of Holt, co. Denbigh, including a printed pedigree [1885] and a letter, 1863, to Joseph Powell from Samuel Sidebotham.

A photocopy of a typescript copy of a transcript by John Price (d. 1804), Dolfelin, Llanafan Fawr, of A circumstantial account of the evidence produced on the trial of Lewis Lewis, the younger, for the murder of Thomas Price ... before ... the Court of Great Sessions ... in Brecon ... 26th ... August, 1789 ... (Brecon, n.d.), with explanatory notes by his great grandson, Rev. John Price (1835-1916), rector of Llanfigan, co. Brec.

A photocopy of an essay in Welsh on the industrial history of the Aman Valley, co. Carm., written, 1926-1927, by William David Davies (b. 1911); Glanaman, Professor of Religion-Studies at Texas Christian University, Fort Worth. Welsh.

A copy of the bidding letter and account, 1903, of Thomas and Anne James, 'Aberdare', Cwrtycadno, co. Carm.

A photocopy of the typescript of 'The unfurled banner ...', an unpublished memoir of David Ivon Jones (1883-1924) by Islwyn ap Nicholas, 1978 (see also Annual Report 1980-1981, p. 52).

A photocopy of the diary, 1897-1899, of William Philip Quick, Lord Rendel's coachman at Hatchlands, East Clandon. The originals are Surrey Record Office, 1468. The Surrey Record Office also hold Quick's diaries for 1935-1948 (1728), and collections of Rendel's personal and Hatchland estate papers (1791, 1792, Z322).

Photocopies of sixteen letters, 1761-1768, in Latin, from Laurent Theodor Gronovius (1730-?1778), Dutch naturalist, to Thomas Pennant (1726-1798), traveller and naturalist, relating mainly to natural history studies. The originals are BM Addl. MS. 52274, ff. 1-31v. For additional letters from the same series, see NLW MS. 22195C. Latin.

Photocopy of the notebook of Archdeacon Lewis Pryce (1873-1930) of Wrexham and Rhuthun, containing notes on the history of his family.

A photocopy of an unpublished memoir written in 1973 by David Rees Rees-Williams, 1st Baron Ogmore, entitled 'The dedication of a prince', 'being an account of the investiture of HRH Prince Charles, KG, as Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester at Caernarvon Castle in 1969'.

Photocopies of press cuttings and other papers relating to the Rev. Lewis Ton Evans (1861-1933), Ystrad, Rhondda, Baptist missionary to Haiti, accumulated by P. B. Trollope, Finance Officer of the Baptist Union of Wales. See also NLW ex 1409.