Dafydd Jenkins, 'Skinning the Pantomine Horse. Two early cases on Limited Liability',
Manuscript and typescript drafts of Professor Jenkins's 'Skinning the Pantomine Horse. Two early cases on Limited Liability', first presented as a lecture at Lincoln's Inn, July 1974, and published in the Cambridge Law Journal, vol 34 (1975); related notes and correspondence, 1974-5, are also included.
October and November 1996 donations,
A microfilm relating to the research work of Professor T. M. Charles-Edwards on Welsh and Irish kinship has been designated NLW Film 941.
A note of acknowledgement, Aug. 1935, signed by Dr Thomas Jones, CH, for sympathy received on the death of his wife Rene, together with a printed tribute from The Times, July 1935.
Dafydd Jenkins, 'Man gwyn Fan Hyn',
Unpublished manuscript of 'Man gwyn Fan Hyn' written by Dafydd Jenkins as secretary of the Welsh Economic Development Association, campaigning for a Development Body for Wales, 1945-1946.
Correspondence relating to the National Association of the Teachers of Wales (UCAC),
Correspondence relating to the laws of Hywel Dda,
Correspondence relating to the preparation of a vocabulary from the Latin text of the laws of Hywel Dda and to the laws in general.
Dafydd Jenkins, 'Corporate Liability in tort and the Doctrine of ultra vires',
Drafts, notes and correspondence relating to Dafydd Jenkins's article 'Corporate Liability in tort and the Doctrine of ultra vires', Irish Jurist, 1970.
Dafydd Jenkins, 'Law and government in Wales before the Act of Union',
Papers relating to the article 'Law and government in Wales before the Act of Union' by Dafydd Jenkins in J. A. Andrews (ed.), 'Welsh studies in public law' (Cardiff, 1970).
Dafydd Jenkins, 'The Significance of the Law of Hywel',
Papers relating to Dafydd Jenkins's Cymmrodorion lecture 'The Significance of the Law of Hywel', 1976, later published in the Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 1977.
Dafydd Jenkins, 'The State of English Law in the Eighteenth Century',
Papers relating to a seminar held at the University of Kiel, Germany, 1987, including an offprint of Dafydd Jenkins's article 'The State of English Law in the Eighteenth Century'.