A copy of 'Lines addressed to Mr Streaker at Dolgelley' [cf. 3].
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
'Oh! beware how you tread this Green ...'. 18 Lines.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
A copy of the 'Address of the gentlemen, clergy and freeholders of the county of Merioneth, to the King's most Excellent Majesty', 28 June 1792.
A cutting from the Morning Post, containing.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
A letter from 'A Man of Warwickshire' concerning General Arnold.
A declaration from the London Gazette, 28 Oct,
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
9 Pages.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
(A) Extracts from the works of Seneca.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
(B) Dr Franklin's Maxims.
A folio (sewn) containing the following poems,
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
A folio (sewn) containing the following poems:. 1. 'The Invitation ... to Delia's' by Arley, 9 May 1787. 'Thy youthful charms bright maid inspire ...'. 8 Stanzas. 2. Stanzas by Arley, on a young Lady's Birth Day, 1787. 'Since all to Beauty's rip'ning bloom ...'. 8 Stanzas. 3. Poem with a translation by Mr Parsons: 'On a Lock of hair'. 'Les Voila! Les Cheveux, depuis longtems Blanchis ...'. 10 Lines. French. 4. An Elegy by Arley, 2 Oct. 1787. 'When strong affection deeply wounds the breast ...'. 17 Stanzas.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
A folio (sewn) containing:. (A) Extracts from Parliamentary Dates, 5 June 1797. (B) Extracts from The Sun, 6 June 1797. (C) 'A contrasted account, shewing in what manner the seamen ... were paid and victualled in former times, and how the same is ordered at present'.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
A full statement of the particulars relative to E[lizabeth] Baker's application to the Treasury for the land and houses of Buckingham Gate, called Pimlico, Middlesex.
(A) Geological notes by E. Mendes de Costa for a Mr Evans who was going on a tour of inspection ...,
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
(A) Geological notes by E. Mendes de Costa for a Mr Evans who was going on a tour of inspection to Wales. Copy. (B) A copy of an advertisement for a book on a voyage from Donagche a Dee to Port Patrick, by Capt. N-nn-y, 'To be had of all Booksellers in Dolgelle'.
A holograph song by H. J. Pye, esq., MP for Berkshire, on His Majestry's recovery.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
'On a rock whose brow extending ...'. 6 Stanzas.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
'Daughter of the manly mind ...'. 8 Stanzas.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
A letter from Simkin in Wales to Simon in London on the Carnarvonshire contested Election, Carnarvon, 15 June, [17]96 ending ' ... So, when Brother Simon, Sir Robert you meet Give him joy of his Triumph, his friends & his seat'. 93 Lines.
(A) Lines written in 1782 upon the Bust of the Earl of Chatham,
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,
'Her trophies faded, and reversed her spear ...'. 10 Lines. (B) A note on Capt. Parker's attack on the Revolutionaire. (C) Lines on the names in the House of Commons, 16 June 1794. 'A Church a Fane and Adeane ...'. 13 Lines.