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'The Story of the South Wales Coalfield' / 'Chronicle of the South Wales Coalfield' / 'Saga of the South Wales Coalfield' by S. Islwyn Evans, probably intended for publication: manuscript copies (chapters 1-6) and typescript copies (chapters 1-8) (No. 213). Manuscript and typescript copies of 'Geology explained in the Dean District' (No. 214). Miscellaneous papers, including a copy of Islwyn Evans's application to the N.C.B. (South Western Division) for the post of Public Relations Officer (No. 215).

Thesis, 'The Bromo Derivatives of m-Nitro and m-Chloro Cinnamic Acids and their Methyl Esters', presented in candidature for honours in Chemistry at UCW, Aberystwyth, 1935.

Will (with copy codicil) of Ashton Warner of Antigua, 1750 and 1752 (4/1); copy probate of will of Drewry Ottley, sometime of the island of St. Christopher, 1760, together with copy administrations of Alice Casar Ottley and Drewry Ottley, both of the same island, 1747 and 1751 (4/2); copy probate of will of Mary Taylor of Bridge Place, p. Bridge, co. Kent, 1771 (4/3); will (incomplete) and codicil of the said Mary Taylor, 1768 (4/4), a codicil to an earlier will, 1753 but republished in 1760 (4/5), and a note concerning her will, 1858 (4/6); copy will and codicil of Richard Ottley of Argyll Street, London, 1774 and 1775 (4/7); probate of will of Warner Ottley of Regent's Park, co. Middlesex, 1847 (4/8), and papers, 1826-9, concerning Warner Ottley's executorship of the will of Edward French (4/9).

Records of the army career of Col. Warner Ottley, commissioned sub-lieutenant in the 2nd Dragoon Guards in 1872. There is also a commission to Brooke Taylor Ottley as captain in the Lancashire regiment of fencible cavalry, 1796; an envelope containing a shred of the Queen's Colour carried by the 47th regiment during the Crimean campaign, an obituary notice of Major-General C.G. Ottley, 1890 (reprinted from the Bangalore Daily Post) and a printed letter to Captain C.R. Ottley of the Natal Mounted Police concerning his part in saving the crew of the 'Fascadale', 1895; together with three royal warrants appointing Warner H.T. Ottley a commissioner of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, 1942, 1945, 1948.

Watercolour tinted photograph of a young man, dated 1857, together with photographic copies of 18th and 19th century portraits, some identified as being of members of the Ottley family. There is also a reproduction of a portrait of an unnamed 19th or 20th century Anglican bishop, a pen and ink drawing of Oteley Park, co. Salop (with covering letter, 1909); a letter concerning the Bell family portraits, 1926, and a printed catalogue of Italian pictures sold at Christie's, 16 May 1801.

Material concerning the history of the Ottley and other related families comprising pedigrees, notes and memoranda, including a booklet containing 'Family Memorandums', 1770-1801; armorial bearings, correspondence, newspaper cuttings and a brief account of her family, apparently by a daughter of Sir William Young (1725-88), 1st baronet.

Typescript copies of poetry and prose works including: 'From the Interior: Poems'; 'Hey, Feverish?: a Poetical Novel'; 'Jewry: a Poetry Collection'; 'Novella: a Novel Poem'; 'Welsh: uncollected' (poems); 'Prose and light verse' and 'Juvenilia' (early works, mainly poems).

Typescript copies of 'Uncollected Poems'.

Typescript copies of 'Lyrical ballast' (published and unpublished poems), [1988 x 1995], 'Uncollected Poems', [c.1983 x 2000], and 'Critical profile' (reviews of Chris Bendon's work), 1999, together with diaries, 2001-2.

Typescript copies of 'Crossover: a Play on Words or Libretto for an Imaginary Opera', 'The Blue Wind: Longer Poems', 'A Poetry Collection: Word Procession', 'Winter Sun: a Poetry Collection'; and 'Uncollected Poems'.

Typescript copies of poems.

Typescript copies of poems and prose poems, 2009-2010, together with diaries, 2004-2010, a typescript copy of poems produced by participants in a poetry workshop at Totleigh Barton Manor, Devon, 1981, and a typescript list of places overseas visited by Chris Bendon.