A small group of papers, 1909-44, of F.P. Harries ('Ap Afanwy') relating to the two hymn-writers Dafydd William (1720/1-94), Llandeilo Fach, and John Hughes (1873-1932), Llanilltud Faerdref, including typescript addresses in English by F.P. Harries, his funeral tribute to John Hughes, and newspaper cuttings.
A small notebook containing press cuttings concerning the expulsion of eighteen senior students from the Baptist College, Pontypool, 1881; with related loose cuttings.
A typescript tribute by the Masonic Order in Ohio to Edwin. Stephen Griffiths (1869-1930), formerly of Pengam, Gwent [cf. nos. 45-51].
A volume containing 'A Syllabus of Expository Discourses on The Acts of the Apostles, Delivered by M. Thomas, Abergavenny, 1836', with the place and date of their delivery, 1836-37, 1852.
A volume containing extracts, dated 1701-03, from Latin and Greek texts, with some explanatory notes in English. 'Mr. Mathias Bookbinder...Cardiff' appears on p.5, 'Thomas Lewis Soho Square London...' on p. 41 and the name 'George Lavington' on p. 139 and elsewhere.
A volume containing obituaries of former students of the South Wales Baptist College at Abergavenny and Pontypool compiled, 1881, by Thomas Lewis with later additions and revisions by the Reverend T.W. Chance.
A volume inscribed 'Tho Thomas, Baptist Academy, Stepney August 1824' [first President of the Pontypool Academy] containing transcripts of 'the address of the Dissenting Ministers of the three Denominations in & about London to King William IV in the yr 1830' and the 'Address of the Society of Friends to the King' with the King's replies.
A volume of manuscript sermons in Welsh [c.1860],
Accessions registers listing books in the college library,
Accessions registers listing books in the college library, 1949.
Account book (receipts and expenditure),
Account book (receipts and expenditure), 1854-67.
Account books, 1961-78; 1970-72,
An album inscribed 'A Collection of Letters etc. by Thos. Lewis, Pontymister, 1883' compiled by the Reverend Thomas Lewis and containing over three hundred letters, c.1794-1898, from eminent Baptist and other figures to Thomas Lewis and others. Included are letters from Andrew Fuller (1815 (1), p. 16), John Jones, 'Mathetes' (1860-78 (5), pp. 43-4, 51), Richard Robert Jones, 'Dic Aberdaron' (1840 (1), p. 24), Edward Matthews, Ewenny (1856 (1), p. 37), David Owen, 'Brutus' (1845-55 (8), pp. 29, 33-4, 37), Henry Richard (1887 (2), p. 116), Eaward Roberts, 'Iorwerth Glan Aled' (1848 (1), p. 122), William Thomas, 'Islwyn' (n.d. (1), p. 52), and William Williams, 'Creuddynfab' (1848 (1), p. 122). The volume also includes autograph sermons, including two sermons in English, 1839-40, by John Jones, 'Ioan Tegid' (p. 70); press cuttings and photographs; memorial cards; and other miscellaneous printed items. There is a table of contents at the beginning of the volume with brief explanatory notes by the compiler. Some items listed are missing, notably two autogrcph sermons by Christmas Evans (p. 62) cnd letters from Christmas Evans (p. 17), Andrew Fuller (pp. 15-16) and C.H. Spurgeon (pp. 40, 45-6).
An album presented by the Cardiff Sunday School Union to Mr. T. Vivian-Rees, president of the Union,
An album presented by the Cardiff Sunday School Union to Mr. T. Vivian-Rees, president of the Union, 1916-17.
An illuminated address 'Presented to the Revd. Thomas Thomas, D.D., Principal of Pontypool College, together with a Purse of Two Thousand Guineas at a Public Meeting duly convened at Cardiff and Presided over by Sir Robert Lush. September 20th 1876' [cf. no. 15].
An illuminated address, dated 25 Feb. 1919, presented by the National Sunday School Union to Mr. T. Vivian-Rees, president of the Union, 1918.
An undated typescript resignation address to the committees of the South Wales Baptist College by [the Reverend William Edwards (1848-1929)] as Principal of Pontypool College.