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A case containing various cuttings and extracts collected, early 19 cent., by Edward Jones (Bardd y Brenin).

A volume containing two separate works, the first part (ff. 1-59) being additions to the second edition of the Bible Dictionary (Geiriadur Ysgrythyrol) written by Thomas Charles of Bala and in his hand. The second part of the volume, written from the back of the book to the front (ff. 79b-64a), is an account of the early Puritan divines in Wales, much of which is also in Thomas Charles's hand. The account is of considerable historical importance and is apparently the main source of the statements made by Thomas Charles in his biographies of William Wroth and Walter Cradock in the Trysorfa Ysprydol. The original author of the account does not appear but it appears that he was personally acquainted with Cradock's daugher Eunice, which would mean that he probably wrote early in the 18th century. He gives a lengthy account of the Rev. William Wroth (f. 79b), Robert Powel, vicar of Cadoxton, Neath (f. 75b), Walter Cradock (f. 73a) and the Rev. Rees Prichard, vicar of Llandovery (f. 65b).

A volume, 18 cent., containing drawings of the coats of arms of about 215 Welsh families, together with indexes (pp. 69, 87).

A volume containing the account book of the churchwardens of Llangennech, Carmarthenshire, 1828-1869, together with many loose papers.

A volume containing an essay on the influence which the Welsh traditions have had on European literature, being the subject proposed for a prize by the Cymreigyddion Society in 1837 by Pren Tanllyd (pseudonym). This was the essay of one of the unsuccessful competitors at the Abergavenny Eisteddfod, 1838, and is lettered on the outside 'Welsh Literature MS. S.R.M.'.

A volume containing an interlude by Ellis Roberts (Elis y Cowper) copied, 1889, by William Roberts (Gwilym Cowlyd) "o lyfr Robin Delynwr". The characters are Tameinia, her daughter Teresia, their steward Argulus, who eventually marries Teresia, Crintach y Cybydd, Howel Feddal, Mr Cnafri, etc.

A volume containing eleven printed tracts of poetry preceded by 28 pages of manuscript poetry, probably by J. Wathen, who owned the book in 1799, the subjects being Tintern Abbey, Llanthony Abbey, Netley Abbey and Glastonbury Abbey.

A volume containing minutes of the International Medical Congress of 1881, Obstetric Section, written by Sir John Williams, bart, M.D., who acted as Secretary of the Committee. Autograph letters from Prof. Spiegelberg of Breslau, Dr W. A. Freund of Strassburg and various other British and Continental doctors have been inserted into the volume.

A volume containing a collection of the poems of O. Gethin Jones made by and in the hand of W. J. Roberts (Gwilym Cowlyd) when preparing his edition of the works for the press (Llanrwst, 1884). Many extracts from newspapers have been inserted into the volume.

A volume containing parte prima Sonate a Violino e Violoncello o Clauicimbalo ... da Arcangelo Corelli da Fusignano and Opera Quinta.

A volume containing legal correspondence and other documents, second half 18 cent., addressed to Morgan Thomas of Norfolk Street and to Hughes of Hatton Garden, solicitors, of London. The correspondence includes papers relating to Richard Vaughan of Golden Grove (1758) and to the settlement made on the marriage of Sir Richard Fowler with Sarah Sloane, 27 August 1706.

A volume containing a 19th century transcript of Welsh poetry by one of Sir Thomas Phillipps's secretaries, together with a transcribed pedigree (p. 108) of Elizabeth I.

A volume containing miscellaneous papers, late 18 cent./early 19 cent., of Edward Jones (Bardd y Brenin), 1752-1824, consisting mostly of notes, extracts and poetry.

A volume, 17 cent., containing grievances voiced by the inhabitants of Anglesey. A small edition of twenty-five copies of this tract was printed by James Orchard Halliwell-Phillips and it was subsequently reprinted in the Archaeologia Cambrensis for 1881, a few copies being afterwards struck off for private circulation.

A volume containing a collection, 19 cent., of English and Welsh tunes and airs, mostly taken from printed sources.

A volume, 19 cent., containing thirteen separate books, all in the hand of John Jones (Talhaiarn) (1810-1869).

The tenth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The thirteenth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Vol. XIV is missing and Vol. XVIII has been misplaced.

The twenty-fourth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The twenty-fifth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.