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Full score with two copy scores and parts. Orchestration by Idris Lewis of a composition by R. S. Hughes. Parts including drafts: Vn i(12)/Vn ii(7)/Va(4)/Vc(4)/Cb(3)/fl(3)/ob(3)/cl i(3)-cl ii(2)/bsn(3)/hns i(2)-hns ii(2)/tpts i(2)-ii(2). Performed for 'Gwlad y Gân' by Stuart Burrows / Robin Stapleton, 1 September 1989, (S4C/HTV). (B.B.C. Ref.79).

1. Wm Harries. 2. Jas Thomas. Wyrglodd Bintwn - Lease. Attested.

W[illia]m Atkins will give recipient half the money he will recover; writer will wait on recipient to pay his bill. P.S. A gang of horse st[e]alers have been discovered is the neighbourhood.

As writer has been at a very great expense in sinking coal pits and building a new mill, he would like Mr Holford to lend him £50 or £60.

Deacon. Documents: Si Quis, Nomination to curacy serving as title, Letters testimonial, Certificate of birth or baptism.

Priest. Documents: Si Quis, Nomination to curacy serving as title, Letters testimonial (2), Certificate of birth or baptism.

Benefice: Penderin. Documents: Presentation to a benefice.

Deacon. Documents: Nomination to curacy serving as title, Letters testimonial.

Curacy: Shotton. Documents: Nomination.

Facsimile of the pedigree chart of Wynston of Brookthorpe, Gloucestershire, and Barrow Gurney, Somerset, compiled by Capt. E. Routledge.

Estate administration papers of the Wynnstay and Vale of Clwyd estates, and occasionally Flintshire, comprising Wynnstay audit minutes and agency accounts, 1848-1896; expired tenancy agreements and associated papers, 1845-1932; employee records, 1848-1930; estate correspondence, 1709, 1853-1917; tithe apportionments and other tithe papers, [pre-1719], 1841-1890; and miscellaneous estate administration papers, [?1541], 1573-1865, 1920.

Original envelope containing receipts for and authorities by Sir Herbert Lloyd Watkin Williams Wynn, as to certain sums under the trusts of the will of the late Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 1915-1933.

Accounts relating to sales of estates devised by the will of the late Sir Watkin Williams Wynn [fifth] Baronet to trustees to uses in tail general, 1844-1885, and in tail male, 1853-1885.

Arranging an appointment.

Volume entitled "Wynnstay papers: Stone Tower Catalogue", recording wills, family settlements, and title deeds, 1185-1817, under various headings for Merioneth, Maenan lordship, Ruabon, Much Wenlock, Denbighshire, Montgomeryshire, Llanforda [incorporates Glascoed], Wrexham, Vale of Clwyd, Shropshire, Llwydiarth and Llangedwyn [includes Ystrad Marchell], Eglwysegl, Dinbren and Cynllaith Owain, "Wynnstay new series" and "W.W.W. papers", mortgages, papers relating to boundaries, and observations on the Vaughan pedigree.

Documents mainly concerned with mortgages on the Wynnstay estates, 1845-1859, to fulfil the trusts in the will of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (d. 1840) together with some earlier family deeds, 1770-1843. The file includes evidence of recoveries of the Wynnstay estates in 1770 and the manor of Pennant-lliw, Merioneth, in 1817; a release by Victoria Kynaston (widow of Edward Kynaston), Sir Watkin Williams Wynn and others to trustees, of estates comprised in the will of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (d. 1749), 1772; a release by Lady Frances Williams Wynn of a legacy and annuity left by the will of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn dec., 1775; an abstract of title to the [?]Crwyni estate in the parish of Llanfor (Gwyddelwern deleted) Merioneth, 1827; the marriage settlement of Hugh Williams and Henrietta Charlotte Williams Wynn, 1843; an assignment of bond debts owing by the late Sir Watkin Williams Wynn as part security for a loan, 1845; a copy assignment by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn and the trustees to James Tulloch, John Loch, John Martin and Sir Walter Rockliff Farquhar of estates in Salop, Montgomeryshire, Flintshire, Merioneth and Denbighshire for the residue of a term of 300 years for securing £77,000 and further advances, 1845, followed by a declaration of further advance, 1846, and another mortgage, 1848; a list of farms in Montgomeryshire secured by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn in exchange with his trustees, 1846; a release and reconveyance by Edwin Lascelles and others of hereditaments in the parish of Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, Denbighshire, discharged from a mortgage for £15,000, but to be substituted by other hereditaments, 1857; and a release and reconveyances by James Tulloch and the other mortgagees, James Morris, Hart Dyke and others to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn and the trustees of the will of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, on discharge of the mortgage debts of £77,000 and £4540, 1859.