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Letters, most of them to Francis Price and Mrs Parry Price, Brynypys and Birkenhead Abbey, the correspondents including Constantine John Phipps (2nd Baron Mulgrave), Eliza Ravenscroft, Luke Spencer, J. Tillotson, Francis Wardle, J. Watson and George Woods.

A transcript of Geoffrey Chaucer's treatise on the astrolabe, an instrument used for the taking of altitudes of heavenly bodies, from which time and latitude are deducible, entitled 'The dyscrypcion or knowelege of the astrolop ...' . On the cover is a verse by John Edwards, Chirk (see note under 'Tarddiad'), and who was probably the grandson of John ab Edward Hen, who owned NLW MS 423 (see under 'Associated Material' in the FONDS description).

Exercises in Latin verse, both originals and translations, written by pupils at Rugby School.

Notes on Marcus Tullius Cicero: De Officiis.

A sermon written by 'Dr Johnstone' for the funeral of his wife, 13 November 1812.

Letters, some of them to Francis Price of Brynypys and Gwernhaylod, Flintshire, the correspondents including William Brodhurst, John Cusack, A. Gouldsmith, Sir Thomas Hanmer, bart, John Hawkshaw, Benjamin Lloyd (Killaloe), Jane Oldfield, William Pearde, Thomas Percy, bishop of Dromore, J. Radcliffe, J. Scrope, Edmund Spencer, Robert Tench, William Travers, Robert Williams (London) and John Wilson.

Letters, 1731-1747, from James, 4th Earl of Barrymore, to Francis Price.

Letters, 1730-1770, from Thomas Kingsbury, Dublin to Francis Price, Richard Parry Price, Brynypys, Mrs Alice Price, Brynypys, Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (3rd bart), John Buchan and Thomas Hayman, from William Pearde, Castle Lyons to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn and from Esther Kingsbury, Dublin to Richard Parry Price and Mrs Alice Price.

Letters, mainly of a business character, most of them addressed to Francis Price, Brynypys, the correspondents including James Berey, Liverpool, Richard Davies, Ellesmere, Robert Gill, Isaac Greene, John Hawkshaw, Francis Lloyd, C. Phipps, J. Radcliffe, William Travers and Henry Wallis.