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Llyfr cofnodion Cymdeithas Gymraeg Bootle a'r Cylch, 1929-1952.

Accounts, 1846-1868, of Abraham Williams of Coedcae-bach, parish of Llangynog, co. Carmarthen, shoemaker, the homesteads mentioned lying mainly in the parishes of Llanfihangel Abercywyn and Llangynog, together with a few earlier memoranda.

A copy of Karl Showler's article on Dr Edward Bevan (1770-1860), author of The Honey-Bee: its Natural History, Physiology and Management (London, 1827).

An essay by 'Hil Eryron' on the coming of Christianity into Wales, submitted for competition at an 'eisteddfod' held in 1895.

A file of press cuttings kept by W[illiam] J[ohn] Roberts ('Gwilym Cowlyd'), including reports of 'eisteddfodau' held at Llanrwst, 1876-1904.

A further typescript list of transcripts and indexes of Monmouthshire parish registers and bishop's transcripts compiled by David Woolven and available for consultation at the Society of Genealogist's, London.

A list of subscriptions to the funds of the Loyal Holywell Independent Volunteer Corps commanded by Captain [David] Pennant, 10 August 1803.

A typewritten non-official copy of the will of Ellis Wynne of Lasynys, 12 July 1734, proved 4 October 1734.

A photostat facsimile of the parish register, 1725-1812, of the parish of Llandanwg, recording christenings and burials; with a copy of a terrier made in 1776.

Atgofion Nansi Owen yn Gymraeg am ei chartref Wernolau', y Groeslon, sir Gaernarfon; ynghyd â chân yn dwyn y teitlCladdu'r Mochyn Du' / Reminiscences in Welsh by Nansi Owen relating to her home Wernolau', y Groeslon, co. Caernarfon, together with the words of a song entitledCladdu'r Mochyn Du'.

'Supplementum officiorum et missarum quae desunt in aliis libris choralibus. Auctore F. Petro Martire Regalia, cantore in hoc conuentu' - a supplementary antiphonary and office book compiled in an Italian Dominican monastery c. 1595-1622.

A 'Te Deum' composed by R[obert] James ['Jeduthyn'].

A collection of popular airs of the early nineteenth century compiled by E. Adams, Ruthin, 1830.

A volume containing a collection of articles 'Notices of British fungi' (from the Annals and Magazine of Natural History), 1844-59, by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley, including a note by the author on the interest in mycology shown by Mrs Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, Denbigh, together with copies of letters and articles on the subject.

Transcripts by William Griffiths, Pontardawe ['Ifander'], in 1850-1852, of Yr Arweinydd Cerddorol, in two parts, by Richard Mills ['Rhydderch Hael'], and a collection of a hundred and fifty hymn-tunes selected by William Griffiths ('Tonau Cynulleidfaol sef Casgliad o 150 o donau wedi eu dethol fel y goreuon o wahanol gasgliadau, Pontardawe, 1860').

One of three holograph manuscripts of music by Joseph Charles Holbrooke. NLW MS 8084 contains a military March entitled 'The War song of the Men of Glamorgan', scored for a military band, full score and twenty separate parts.

A collection of twenty-eight traditional Breton melodies, with words.

A volume of songs from comic operas and pantomimes by early nineteenth century composers and sung by John Pritt Harley. The songs include 'A Trip to Wales' and 'Dorothy Claw' by John Parry.

'A Survey of Lands inclosed from the Waste in the Lordship of Ruthin. Richd. Myddleton Esq. Of Chirk Castle in the County of Denbigh Lord of the Manor. Taken 1779 by S. Minshull'.

'Ychydig o Hanes Morganwg, allan o Lyfr Ysgrifen y diweddar Barchedig Edward Gamage, Offeiriad Sant Athan, yn awr ymherchenogaeth Mr. John Spencer, o'r un Plwyf', with other Glamorgan material, including 'Cambrian Pedigrees, Together with An Account of the Different Manors within the County of Glamorgan and the names of the Proprietors thereof', etc.