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A grant to the Bishop of Bangor of a third part of the tithes of the lordship and the mills ...,
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
A grant to the Bishop of Bangor of a third part of the tithes of the lordship and the mills in Englefeuld, and of the lead mines therein, 16 Dec. 1286. Transcribed extract, 19 cent.
According to Mary Williams, recipient had ordered her to break the lock, which she did when her mother and Marg[are]t John were with her; her plan is to leave some furniture there in order to distress writer and the man who has taken it. Damaged.
Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,
A great appearance of grass and corn; Brookes's application for an ensign's commission; strange reports about Adams; Vailalt estate affairs; 2000 Frenchmen have landed on Jersey.
Part of Niall Griffiths Papers
An annotated manuscript draft of ‘A Great Big Shining Star’ by Niall Griffiths, and also typescript drafts by him and the publisher’s copy edits and page proofs, with associated notes by Niall Griffiths and correspondence between him and the publisher, together with: research materials accumulated by Niall Griffiths during the gestation and writing of the book, comprising manuscript notes made by him and also press cuttings and printouts from websites relating to cosmetic surgery, celebrity culture, voyeurism, reality media, biology, St Kilda, climate change and natural history; part of a typescript synopsis of the book; a photocopy of part of the published book; press reviews of the book in emails from the publisher as well as in cuttings and offprints; press cuttings of interviews with Niall Griffiths relating to the book; a typescript copy of lyrics for a musical based on the book; and a copy of a press report about plans to make the book into a film.
Part of Philip Burton manuscripts
A copy of the corrected typescript of 'A Great Reckoning', an unpublished novel by Philip Burton, 1975, on the life of Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593).
A Greater Reality - Sarah Allpress, Charles Byrd and Andrew Craig,
Part of Arts Council of Wales Records,
Part of Arts Council of Wales Records,
A Greek and English Manual Lexicon to the New Testament by J. H. Bass, London, 1620. This volume belonged to John Elias in 1823, he gave it to the Rev. William Charles, Gwalchmai, about the year 1837, his son the Rev. William Charles, Dodgeville, U.S.A., gave it to the Rev. Thomas Charles Williams in 1883, he in his turn gave it to his friend the Rev. John Williams, Brynsiencyn in 1916.
'A Green Shade' and 'The Immortal Hospital'
Part of Margiad Evans Papers,
A notebook containing a draft of the prose work 'A Green Shade' (22) and a draft of the beginning of the autobiographical essay 'The Immortal Hospital' (23).
A. Green, Rhos, Ruabon, to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Appealing for an adjournment of the Second Reading of the National Insurance Bill.
A. Greene, Grt. Waltham to A[scanius] W[illiam] Senior, [? London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
The death of Mrs Jekyll; family matters. [Copy of extract enclosed]. Badly torn.
Part of Glansevern Estate Records
Acknowledging Mr. Owen's testimony to his late friend. Mr. Druce could make every compensation for Mr. Owen's loss of professional engagements.
A grocery account book, probably of Thomas Lewis.
Part of Madryn Estate Records,
A Ground Plan of the old form of Llandyrnog Church.
Part of Diocese of Bangor Records,
A group including Eleias Owen, Coetmor,
A group including John D. Evans, (Bagucano) Trefelin; Hughes Cadfan and Daniel Harris,
Hughes Cadfan was the father of the Rev. Nefydd Hughes Cadfan, and Daniel Harris was the last of the first settlers.