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Account of stores at Llewernog (Llywernog) mines, delivered up by Thomas Burton, 1801.

Traethawd teipysgrif gan Dr Joseph P. Brown yn dwyn y teitl ' Datblygiad cenedlaetholdeb Cymru yn y milflwyddiant cyntaf', sef sylwadau ar hanes Cymru o'r ganrif gyntaf O.C. hyd wedi 870 O.C.

1. Tho[ma]s Williams;. 2. John Rees Bishop of Dol y garreg. Receipt for principal and interest and undertaking to assign.

Gift by Richard, son of Ralph Ward of Wlseby, to Robert de Grendal of Claxby and Anne his wife, of eighteen selions and one 'gayra' of land in Wlseby and Drextorp'. Latin. Witnesses: Alan, son of Gilbert de Claxby; John, son of Ralph, son of Helena de Wlseby; Gilbert North and Henry Osan of the same; Ralph de Fordington. Temp. Edw. II. Pointed oval seal, creamy - white wax, 1 x ? in. A fleur - de - lis. + S' RICARDI.....

1. David Jones of Tynycaea, Bodfary, co. Flint, farmer;. 2. John Jones of St. Asaph, relieving officer. Conveyance of two messuages in the Roe, St. Asaph.

1. John Gyfford of London, doctor of physic, John Painter of the Middle Temple, London, gent., Thomas Davies of Beckley, co. Sussex, gent., and John Heath of London, gent., executor of Christofer Johnson late of London, doctor of physic;. 2. Thomas Ashton, citizen and haberdasher of London. Assignment of a term. of years in the farm of Smalley in the parish of Morley, co. Derby.

Botanical Terms. A collection of Latin botanical terms, with some of their English, French and Welsh equivalents, based largely on Henry Harris: The Flora of the Rhondda (Bristol, 1905).

1. John Jones of the township of Vaynor Ucha, parish of Berriew, co. Montgomery, yeoman, and Elizabeth Jones of the same, spinster, only daughter and heir of the said John Jones by Mary Jones, his first wife, deceased;. 2. Ambrose Gethyn of Brithdir, gent. Demise for 1000 years, being a mortgage for £35, of two messuages and lands in the township of Vaynor Ucha aforesaid.

Final Concord in a fine between David Lloyd, plaintiff, and John Jenkin Lloyd, and Sarah, his wife, deforciants, of a messuage and lands in the parish of Llangerrig, co. Montgomery.

1. Thomas Humphreys of Lady House, parish of Worthin, co. Salop, yeoman, grandson and heir of Thomas Humphreys late of Keel, parish of Berriew, co. Montgomery, shoemaker, deceased;. 2. Richard Jacks of Ford, co. Salop, yeoman, and Joan, his wife (which said Joan is administratrix of Richard Humphreys, her late husband, deceased, who was the only child of the said Thomas Humphreys, deceased, and father of Thomas Humphreys, party hereto);. 3. Thomas Morris of Walton, parish of Worthin, co. Salop, yeoman (son and heir of Elizabeth, his late mother, deceased, who was the widow and devisee in the will of Owen Jones late of Brithdir, co. Montgomery, gent., deceased). Lease And Release of a water corn mill and lands called Melyn y Glyn in the townships of Brithdir, Keel, and ffreeth Penowern, co. Montgomery.

A copy of a script for a play by Chris Cooper, entitled 'All at Sea', which was performed by members of Theatr Powys, October 2004.

A typescript essay entitled 'Gildas and Deutero-Gildas by Dr Joseph P. Brown, being the text of a talk given to the ICCS, August 2003.

An addition to the pedigree of the White family of Dulverton, Somerset, and Oakford and Knowstone, Devon, and later of Carmarthen, compiled by the donor in 1994, and amended in 2004.