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Account book (receipts and expenditure), 1854-67.

Monitor's Book, 1857-59, containing a 'description of offences committed by students' ['not up in the morning', 'absent from evening worship' etc.] and any 'grounds of exemption' [e.g. 'unwell', 'tutor's permission'].

An album inscribed 'A Collection of Letters etc. by Thos. Lewis, Pontymister, 1883' compiled by the Reverend Thomas Lewis and containing over three hundred letters, c.1794-1898, from eminent Baptist and other figures to Thomas Lewis and others. Included are letters from Andrew Fuller (1815 (1), p. 16), John Jones, 'Mathetes' (1860-78 (5), pp. 43-4, 51), Richard Robert Jones, 'Dic Aberdaron' (1840 (1), p. 24), Edward Matthews, Ewenny (1856 (1), p. 37), David Owen, 'Brutus' (1845-55 (8), pp. 29, 33-4, 37), Henry Richard (1887 (2), p. 116), Eaward Roberts, 'Iorwerth Glan Aled' (1848 (1), p. 122), William Thomas, 'Islwyn' (n.d. (1), p. 52), and William Williams, 'Creuddynfab' (1848 (1), p. 122). The volume also includes autograph sermons, including two sermons in English, 1839-40, by John Jones, 'Ioan Tegid' (p. 70); press cuttings and photographs; memorial cards; and other miscellaneous printed items. There is a table of contents at the beginning of the volume with brief explanatory notes by the compiler. Some items listed are missing, notably two autogrcph sermons by Christmas Evans (p. 62) cnd letters from Christmas Evans (p. 17), Andrew Fuller (pp. 15-16) and C.H. Spurgeon (pp. 40, 45-6).

An illuminated address, dated 25 Feb. 1919, presented by the National Sunday School Union to Mr. T. Vivian-Rees, president of the Union, 1918.

Report of a Tea and Public Meeting held in Crane Street Baptist Chapel, Pontypool ... November 7th, 1867, in celebration of the complete liquidation of the chapel debt. Reprinted from the 'Pontvpool Free Press' (Pontypool, 1867).

A file containing manuscript, typescript and printed copies of translations by F.P. Harries ('Ap Afanwy'), Porth-cawl, of Welsh and English hymns.

A small group of papers, 1909-44, of F.P. Harries ('Ap Afanwy') relating to the two hymn-writers Dafydd William (1720/1-94), Llandeilo Fach, and John Hughes (1873-1932), Llanilltud Faerdref, including typescript addresses in English by F.P. Harries, his funeral tribute to John Hughes, and newspaper cuttings.

Records of, and inherited by, the South Wales Baptist College, [c.1701]-1996, including minute books, 1899-1983; account books, 1839-1978; correspondence, 1965-1979; programmes of ordination, induction, memorial and other services, 1961-1996; memorial service cards, 1945-1997; orders of service at marriage ceremonies, 1963-1997; orders of valedictory services, 1991-1997; manuscript sermons, 1815-[c.1860]; church history notes, 1927-1966; albums and addresses, 1876-1918; journals, 1877-1881; photographs, 1880s-1960s; deeds and documents, 1759-1919, and miscellaneous papers, 1930-1956, relating to lands in the parish of Penrhos, Monmouthshire; diaries and notebooks of Welsh Baptists, 1818-1907; miscellaneous papers and volumes, [c.1701]-1944; miscellaneous pamphlets, 1958-1996; papers of T. W. Chance, 1876-1955, comprising addresses; sermons; notebooks; printed reports and journals; and an album containing letters from eminent Baptist figures, [c.1794]-1898.

Treasurer's account book, 1843-93.

A notebook labelled 'A catalogue of books belonging to the Baptist Academy now at Pontypool' listing books in the college library, 1838 [almost 2,000 volumes, most of which were presented to the college by the Reverend Hugh Hughes Williams, Cheltenham] (pp. 1-38, 49-56), with a further list of books yet to be donated by Mr. Williams (pp. 40-4).

Manuscript sermons in English, 1815-53, by the Reverend Micah Thomas, president of the Baptist Academy, Abergavenny, 1807-35. A note by the Reverend Thomas Lewis, Pontymister, March 1855, at the beginning of no. 16 states that he acquired the sermons from the Reverend Micah Thomas's widow and bound them in four volumes.