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Deeds, documents, etc. relating to the following:.

The group contains general university correspondence; the university calendar, handbook and rules; building plans and maintenance records; prospectuses; financial papers; material concerning the history of the college, along with papers relating to student welfare; examinations; graduation ceremonies; college finance, grants and scholarships; relations with government departments and other higher education institutions across the world; special occasions within the college; halls of residence; marketing; staffing, and industrial relations.

Correspondence mainly of the Powell family, their relatives by marriage and the agents of the Nanteos estate; arranged by recipient roughly in chronological order, and for each recipient in alphabetical order of correspondent.

Political and literary documents, [1550x1600]-[1725x1750], which were accumulated by the Herbert families of Cherbury and Powis Castle, but which have not been securely attributed to either of them because of insufficient or indeterminate internal evidence and archival context.

The papers comprise records relating to court actions concerning the Tredegar estate and the Morgan family.

Papers, 1933-2010, relating to the life and work of the composer and comprising mainly correspondence, scrapbooks, programmes and catalogues, articles by him and others, and a small group of accumulated material.

Letters received by Egerton Phillimore and his parents, together with copies of letters sent by him. The correspondents include most of his friends and associates, and reflect both his professional and social interests.

Material for an unpublished critical biography of Margiad Evans, compiled by the late W. Arnold Thorpe and presented by his widow, Mrs Josephine Thorpe.

An additional group of paper collated by Rhiannon Hoddinot. Some items, including letters to Rhiannon and press articles post-date the death of Alun Hoddinott in 2008. The additional group of papers include, interviews and talks, 1965-2013; certificates and awards, 1938-2007; letters, 1958-2013; some personal and biographical papers, 1948-2010; programmes and press articles, 1964-2012.

Sundry Papers And Documents Relating To Legal Actions Touching Persons And Affairs Within The Barony Of Kemes (1546-1770) In (A) The Council Of The Marches Of Wales (1546-1682), (B) The Great Sessions And Other Courts, And (C) Miscellaneous Cases For Opinion And Particulars Of Legal Costs.

Letters, including copies and drafts of letters, to members of the Lloyd and Myddelton families and households at or concerning both Plas Power and Chirk, together with some addressed to members of the Fownes family, relating to administrative, legal and financial estate and household business, as well as family and personal matters, with occasional references to politics. While the relationship of some recipients to either Plas Power or Chirk is clear, there are many cases where it is complicated or unclear. From 1720, Plas Power was rented by Rev. Thomas Lloyd, who was the sitting tenant there until his death in the following year. Meanwhile, Mary Myddelton left Chirk Castle in 1719 and rented Croes Newydd, where she lived for the rest of her life, despite purchasing Plas Power in 1733. In 1734, Thomas Lloyd was succeeded as the tenant at Plas Power by his son, William, to whom Mary Myddelton bequeathed the estate on her death in 1747.

Personal and private papers of the Myddelton, Lloyd and FitzHugh families and their households, together with papers accumulated by them in the course of their public activities.

Papers relating to the activities of the Myddelton, Lloyd and FitzHugh families in public office. Several members of the Myddelton family held office as Deputy Lieutenants of Denbighshire.