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Gareth Jones is shown standing outdoors. Inscription on rear reads," In Hollywood, Jan. 1935".

A view of outbuildings believed to be the cart shed. In front one man is cutting anothers hair.

R12/1122/4/3.
Out of Doors, by Dorothy Coombes.
First broadcast: 30th April 1932.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown.
Typed Script with written annotations.
Peggy and Tess spend their Easter holidays with their childhood Nanny, Mrs Gurney, in the countryside. Upon waking one morning they go in search of the Kingdom of Out-of-Doors.
Features a version of the Baby Seed Song by Edith Nesbit.
Subjects: Countryside, Adventure, Children.

The ruins of a castle barely discernible on a distant hillside.

A carved and stylised lion at the entrance to an unidentified building.

Orders to take especial care of the Castle of Bewmarice during the absence of Capt. Okes, the deputy Governor.

Printed copy, 1600, of 'Speciall orders and directions set forth by the Queen’s Majesty’s commandment, to all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Sheriffs, etc., for stay and redress of the dearth of grain'.

Two identical copies of an order for pieces of wood.

Copy of orders and resolutions by the Deputy Lieutenants of Montgomeryshire concerning the raising of militia and appointment of officers, and the disposal of prisoners, 8 February 1661.

Order to the [C]onstables, Churchwardens, and Overseers [of the Poor] of the parish of St Brides Minor, [co. Glamorgan, and to the] Keeper of the Bridewell to convey Mary David to the house of correction to be punished as a vagrant. On the dorse is a note from Hopkin Rees to Mr Roberts: 'If you have not any other thing but this comitment to Confine the wthin named Mary David I think (?) with Surity she maybe sett at Liberty'. Beneath are some verses (?in the autograph of E. W. beginning 'Mae rhai o'r byd yn gwedyd fy mod yn [ch]warae'r cnaf'). Torn. Part wanting.

Order to Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston to take possession of the Fort of Hollyhead and to keep and maintain it for the King until further orders.

Copy of an order of the Council of State, 19 January 1650, that a letter be written to the Committee that it was ordered in June 1649 that Montgomery castle be demolished and Richard Herbert’s damage be paid out of the second payment of his fine.

Order of the Committee of Sequestration for Middlesex [to the Committee of Lords and Commons for Sequestration], 1646, concerning the delinquency of Percy Herbert.

Copy of an order from Charles II to the earl of Carbery, 19 December 1660, that he must prevent unlawful meetings and tumults, search for weapons in hands of disaffected persons, and seize them.

Copy of an order from Charles II to the earl of Carbery that Popish recusants who refuse the Oaths of Supremacy and Allegiance are to be disarmed, 24 November 1666.

Order for £21 drawn by Thomas Williams, Tewkesbury, on his brothers Messrs Miles & John Williams, Spanishtown, Jamaica, in favour of Capt. James Thomp[s]on,