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Photocopies of typescript papers relating to the creation of the electoral alliance between the Ceredigion Green Party and Plaid Cymru.

Photocopies of letters, 1954-1980, addressed to Mr and Mrs Arthur Giardelli, Pembroke, from the artist Ceri Richards (1903-1971) and his wife Frances; and of additional letters, 1966, 1980-1984, addressed to Mr and Mrs Giardelli from Frances Richards (11) and her son-in-law Mel Gooding (1).

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Lumley Williams of Cochwillan, co. Caernarfon, & Ystymcolwyn, Meifod v. Lloyd Pierce of Maesmawr, Guilsfield, 16 Nov. 1624 [C2/W9/61 James I].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Edward Pughe of Trewern, ca. Montgomery v. David Corbett, 1620 [C2/P28/11 James I].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Roger Williams v. Roger Gruffith David Morris & others, 1650 [C5/386/177].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Lodwicke Hall of Great Chilton, Durham v. Humfrey Wharton, 8 Nov. 1669 [C10/157/63].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Inquisition post mortem: Meredith Morgan of Aberhavesp, 1638 [C142/570/150].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: John Whittakers, of Caton, Shrewsbury v. John Price, Matthew Morgan & Thomas Lloyd, 3 Feb. 1656 [C6/44/133].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Elizabeth Whittakers of Caton, Shrewsbury v. John Whittakers, 1657 [C8/132/134].

Court of Chancery proceedings of Montgomeryshire interest in the Public Record Office: Edward Francis of Garth Maddock, Llandyssil, ca. Montgomery v. Thomas Hunt of Shrewsbury, 1650 [C9/4/58].

Photocopies of chancery proceedings (PRO C3/6/57, Aprise v. Huett, Wales, 1558-1579) relating to Thomas Huett (d. 1591), Biblical translator and precentor of St Davids, together with Derek Hewett's typescript transcript of the complaint, 1571, of the treasurer and canon of St Davids against Thomas Huett. Also photocopies of chancery proceedings (PRO C3/88/84, Huet v. Neale, Northampton, 1558-1579) relating to Thomas Huet, believed by Derek Hewett to be Thomas Huet/Huett (d. 1591), Biblical translator and precentor of St Davids; together with a photocopy of the will, 1557, of his father Thomas Hewet of Bedford.

Photocopies and typescript transcripts of correspondence, 1938, between Charles Alfred Howell Green, archbishop of Wales, and James Richard Atkin, baron Atkin.

A photographic copy of a Royal Charter, dated at St Briavell S December 1209, confirming to Philip, son of Wastellion, land called 'Dunwallesland' [land of Dyfnwal presumably sequestered by William de Braose who murdered Seisyll ap Dyfnwal], in exchange for feudal service and a knight's fee to the tenure of Abergavenny Castle. Offered for sale at Sotheby's, 21 June 1994, lot 80.

Photocopy of a brief typescript history of Christ Church Presbyterian Church of Wales, Barmouth, co. Mer., 1878-1928, and notes relating to the history of the cause included in the church's centenary booklet, 1977.

A photocopy of monumental inscriptions relating to the Clement family, 1809-1875, at Maesyronnen Independent chapel, Glasbury, Radnorshire.

A photocopy of a tune composed by Clydwyn ap Aeron (words in Welsh by Irma Hughes de Jones), entered for competition at an Eisteddfod held in Patagonia, 1995.

Photostat of a Coedmore deed, dated 22 Henry VIII.

Copi o'r cofnod priodas olaf yn llaw Goronwy Owen (1723-1769), yn Eglwys Plwyf Walton, ger Lerpwl, dyddiedig 1 Mawrth 1755, allan o'r gyfrol Holl waith barddonol Goronwy Owen (Lerpwl, 1878) (NLW, Xac 909 (818)).

A Cornish vocabulary [according to Edward Owen, Catalogue of the Manuscripts Relating to Wales in the British Museum (1900), p. 22, a 'Latin-Welsh vocabulary']. The original is BL Cotton Vespasian A. xiv, ff. 7-10.

Correspondence, 1878-1883, between Rees Jones, Utah, and his sister, Anne Thomas.