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Newspaper cuttings, relating mainly to local affairs, including the Monmouthshire parliamentary election result, which includes an account of the subsequent riot at Blaenafon, co. Mon, Nov. 1868 (J 1/2), and Abergavenny Chronicle and Monmouthshire Advertiser, 13 Sept. 1907 (J 1/9).

Printed comMemorative paper napkins, comprising the programme of Lord Kitchener's arrival in London on his return from South Africa, [12 July 1902]; souvenir of the Women's Suffrage march and mass meeting at the Albert Hall, London, Saturday, 3 June [?1911]; souvenir and programme of the opening of Parliament by King George V and Queen Mary, [1910 x 1936]; and programme of King George V and Queen Mary's visit to Dartmouth, Devon, [1910 x 1936].

Par. Gonnelieu, Imitation de Jésus-Christ, avec prières et pratiques, 1844. French.

Mildenhall monthly illustrated journal and advertiser, [Wiltshire], August and September 1874.

Board of Agriculture leaflets, comprising Remission of Tithe Rentcharge by the County Court, 1894; Assessments to Land Tax, 1897; Improvement of Poor Hill Pastures, 1913.

Publications of the Cambrian Archaeological Society, comprising Archaeologia Cambrensis, April 1902, containing "Notes on the older churches in the four Welsh dioceses," including Partrishow church (K 16/1), and formerly enclosing six photographs of the exterior and interior of the church, now transferred to Dept of Maps and Prints (see introduction); and off-prints from Archaeologia Cambrensis, comprising Partishow Church, Breconshire, by Archdeacon Thomas, 1904 (K 16/2), enclosing two copies of Partishow church, by John Davies, [?late 19C.] (K 16/3-4); Llanthony Prima, by Iltyd Gardner (K 16/5); Some fonts of Gwent and Hereford, and the carving down of fonts in general, by Iltyd Gardner, 1917 (K 16/6); The Scandinavian settlement of Cardiff, by D. R. Paterson, 1921 (K 16/7); The Caerleon excavations, by V. E. Nash-Williams, 1927 by the committee of the Monmouthshire and Caerleon Antiquarian Association (K 16/8); and The Caerleon amphitheatre: a summary, by Tessa Verney Wheeler, 1928 (K 16/9).

Papers relating to meetings of the Cambrian Archaeological Association, comprising the 31st annual meeting at Abergavenny, 1876 (K 16/10/1-4); the 62nd annual meeting at Monmouth, 1908 (K 16/11/1-2); Cardiff, 1933 (K 16/12); and the 90th annual meeting at Abergavenny, 1936 (K 16/13/1-2).

Rose Hodges, Blessed David Lewis, published by the Catholic Truth Society, 1931.

Lawrence E. Tanner, keeper of the muniments and library of Westminster Abbey, The Muniments of Westminster Abbey: some links with Wales, printed by the Friends of Brecon Cathedral, 1939.

Publications of the National Museum of Wales, comprising the 46th Annual report, 1952-53 (K 26/1); The evolution of the Bristol Channel, with special reference to the coast of south Wales, by F. J. North, 1929 (K 26/2); Maps, their history and uses, with special reference to Wales: a handbook to a temporary exhibition, by F. J. North, 1933 (K 26/3); Catalogue of the Roman inscribed and sculptured stones found at Caerleon, Monmouthshire, by V. E. Nash-Williams and A. H. Nash-Williams, 1935 (K 26/4); Castell Sain Ffagan: amgueddfa werin i Gymru / St Fagans castle: a folk museum for the Welsh Nation, 1946 (K 26/5).

Off-print from Montgomery Collections, journal of the Powys-land Club, 1945, comprising Select Montgomeryshire deeds: Henry VIII to Elizabeth, by the late Prof. E. A. Lewis.

Papers relating to the descent of the estate, comprising copy probate of will with codicil (will dated 23 Dec. 1790, codicil dated 2 Jan. 1791) of Thomas Gabb of Abergavenny, gent., 1791 (B 1/1); abstract of title of Richard Baker-Gabb to the Grovefield estate, [?p. Abergavenny], 1858-1883, c. 1883 (B 1/2); and copy opinion of counsel relating to the vesting of the trust created under the will of Richard Baker Gabb, died 1919, for Walter Baker Gabb and Blanch Baker Gabb, his son and daughter, 1956 (B 1/3). 3 items.

Deeds and papers relating to the piece of land fronting Baker Street and the Drill Hall, p. Abergavenny, formerly spare ground opposite the Gro[ve]field Inn, including a conveyance by R. Baker Gabb to the corporation of Abergavenny, with covenants for the preservation of the land as open space, 1902 (B 3/14). 51 items.

Deeds and papers relating to The Chain, including an abstract of title of Elizabeth Morgan of Pen-y-pound House, Abergavenny, to an estate called Chapel House, in the same parish, 1861-1874 (C 1/2); provisional valuation under the Finance (1909-1910) Act, 1914 (C 1/9); contract for the sale of the freehold reversion of The Chain, between the marquis of Abergavenny and Richard Baker Gabb, 1916 (C 1/10); order in lunacy authorising the above contract, the marquis being of unsound mind, 1917 (C 1/11); and abstract of title of the marquis of Abergavenny to lands in co. Mon., 1555-1918 (C 1/12). 19 items.