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Nearly one hundred and fifty letters, 1773-1798, from Thomas Pennant (1726-1798) of Downing, Flintshire to Richard Bull at Stratton Road, Piccadilly, London, and elsewhere, with numerous references to Pennant's publications and to prints and drawings by Moses Griffith (1747-1819) and John Ingleby (1749-1808), the artists employed by him, etc.

A typescript version of Thomas Parry, Llywelyn Fawr (Lerpwl, 1954) used for the first performance of the play by students of UCNW, Bangor, 2-3 February 1951, and differing somewhat from the published text. Bearing notes in the hand of Enid P. Roberts, with one revision (f. 64) in the author's hand.

Papers relating to Thomas Parker and his estate in Kidwelly, 1761-1818; papers of Louisa Parker, comprising mainly letters received by her, 1790-1833, and drafts of outgoing correspondence, notes and memoranda, 1822-1832; diaries, account books, etc., 1808-1832; papers relating to the Allihies copper mine, 1817-1837; papers relating to the London estate [parish of St Katherine Cree] of Lousia Parker, 1819-1832; deeds and documents for properties in Kidwelly, 1698-1832; papers relating to the administration of the estates of Mr and Mrs Parker, 1833-1838; inventories, catalogues and valuations, 1818-1833; letters and accounts of the executors, 1818-1847; and miscellanea, 1807-1825.

Thomas Nicholas: The History of Glamorganshire with MS notes by D. Jones, Wallington. English. (From the Llanmaes Collection.) (Transferred from the Department of Printed Books.) Red cloth. Purchased December 1941.

Transcript, 1753, of a funeral sermon preached at Marlborough in 1720 by Thomas Morgan (d. 1743, DNB), writer on medicine and philosophy.

A list of names of parishes, hamlets, towns, villages, farms, homesteads, fields, mountains, hills, rivers and brooks in Monmouthshire, compiled, with some notes, by Thomas Morgan (1850-1939), Baptist minister at Skewen.

A glossary of the Welsh of Glamorgan compiled by Thomas Morgan (1850-1939), Baptist minister at Skewen.

The original manuscript of The Union Jack, a patriotic poem written by Thomas Michaeliones (1880-1960), Rhyd-y-parc, Caersws, Montgomeryshire, 1925, together with press cuttings.

One of three volumes containing an anthology of Welsh poetry, together with translations into Welsh, compiled by Thomas Lloyd Jones (Gwenffrwd) (1810-1834). Much of the contents appeared in his printed anthology, Ceinion Awen y Cymmry (Denbigh, 1831).

One of three volumes containing an anthology of Welsh poetry, together with translations into Welsh, compiled by Thomas Lloyd Jones (Gwenffrwd) (1810-1834). Much of the contents appeared in his printed anthology, Ceinion Awen y Cymmry (Denbigh, 1831).

One of three volumes containing an anthology of Welsh poetry, together with translations into Welsh, compiled by Thomas Lloyd Jones (Gwenffrwd) (1810-1834). Much of the contents appeared in his printed anthology, Ceinion Awen y Cymmry (Denbigh, 1831).

Sermons written by Thomas Lewis at Rhydhir, Whitefields (alias Caeaugwynion) and Pwllheli, 1820-1826, and a reference to a pew rent at Penlan Dissenting church, Pwllheli.

Papers, mainly deeds and documents and transcripts relating to the history of Haverfordwest and to Sir John Perrot, 1552-[19th cent.].

Papers, 1848-[19 cent, second ½], from the library of Thomas Arthur Levi in the hand of his father, the Rev. Thomas Levi, containing mainly sermons.

Journals of Thomas Letts recording tours of parts of England, 1831, North Wales, 1832-1834, Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire, 1833, the Lake District and Scotland, 1847, and Europe, 1853.

Canvass book of Thomas L. Hampton for the borough of Llanfyllin (part of the Montgomeryshire Boroughs constituency) during the 1865 General Election, in which he was defeated by the Hon. C.D.R.H. Tracy, the Conservative Party candidate

Thomas Jones's Almanacc for 1699, with private, farming and churchwardens' entries by Evan Jones, Llangynyw. Also printed proposals for the publication of a selection of William Williams, Pantycelyn's hymns, with a MS list of subscribers. English. Leather. Purchased from Bob Owen, Croesor, November 1958.

A collection of music manuscripts which largely comprises sacred music such as hymn tunes, psalm-tunes, anthems and choruses, but also includes folk songs and airs.

An addition to the papers of Dr Thomas Jones C. H. (1870-1950) comprising correspondence, 1930-1938, between Tristan Jones (1913-1990), father of Professor Adam Jones, and his parents Thomas Jones and his wife Rene, together with a few stray letters and other items.

Transcripts of three letters written to, and in the possession of, the Royal Society of Arts. The writers are T[homas] Johnes, from Clifton and from Hafod, co. Cardigan, 1800-1801 (the planting of alders by the writer in 1796, a drill machine invented by an ingenious tenant of the writer's, a request for models of a family mill and a lock, suggestions for agricultural premiums, comments on the writer's 'short pamphlet of advice' to his tenants), and James Todd, gardener at Hafod, 1800 (the planting of alders in 1797).