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A Sergeant in the Pembroke Yeomanry astride his horse, a military encampment in the background. He is wearing a plumed slouch hat and holding a rifle (possibly a long Lee-Enfield) the butt of which rests in a holder attached to the horse's saddle. On his left upper arm he has a Farrier's trade badge.,

A Lieutenant (see cuffs) sitting on his horse. A private watches on. The photograph has been taken in the yard of a large house, partially visible.

Letters to Sir Edward John Webley-Parry-Pryse of Gogerddan and George Rice Pryse, 1910. Regular correspondents and subjects are described at series level. Other correspondents include Robert A. Smith of Westminster, R.G.Smith of Aberystwyth, Machynlleth Rural District Council, T.D. Roberts of Swansea about a fishing venture at Ynyslas, Major John E.G. Groves of Lymm, Cheshire, John Pugh, secretary of Machynlleth Show, Mary Jenkins of the Black Lion, Tal-y-bont, R. Gillart of the estate office, Plas, Machynlleth; the Home Office; D.E. Isaac of Taliesin, road surveyor, D.W. Drummond of Carmathen, Robert Gardiner of Aberystwyth, and Elsie Owen of Hampstead. Subjects include road improvements at Pomprengeifr, Cynull a Maes-mawr, Peithyll, Cwmere and Bow Street; Sir Edward Pryse’s attitude to the [Cardignshire] parliamentary election; damage to the platform on Constitution Hill; rejection by the Board of Education of a geological survey in north Cardiganshire; the compulsory acquisition of Felin Gyffin and Tynyrabbey field for small holdings; the erection of a bridge at Glasbwll, with particulars; disturbances from a fair on Tal-y-bont village grreen; responsibility for repairs at Penrhyn-coch school; resolutions from the court leet of the manor of Genau’-glyn upon the death of King Edward VII and the accession of George V; Machynlleth Show; old deeds for Bwlch y Garreg; breeding from the Gogerddan stallion Pure Gold; an estimate for repairs at Camdwr Mawr; the lease of Ffynnon Cadno; the shelter for the postman at Tal-y-bont; and a lease agreement for Cwmere, Tanyfoel and Rhydyronen

Letters to George R. Pryse of Peithyll, mainly from Major East and other officers of the Welsh Division Territorial Forces, the Third Welsh Field Ambulance, Fifth Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers, Fifth Battalion Cheshire Regiment, and the Territorial Army Service Corps,, 1910. There are further letters, from Sir Edward John Webley-Parry-Pryse, and Percy Wilkinson of the Crosswood (Trawsgoed) estate, damage assessor, and complaints from Gogerddan tenants. They discuss the use of Gogerddan fields at Bow Street as a training camp for the territorial army, the organisation of facilities and financial compensation for damage done to the land. The file also contains relevant official forms and accounts.

Typescript extract, with MS notes, of Royal Commission statistics, c. 1910

Copy typescript letter from the secretary of the Royal Commission regarding statistics, 1910

The full choral and orchestral score with separate instrumental parts, 1910, of 'The Battle of the Baltic', a setting for male voice chorus and orchestra by T. Osborne Roberts of the words by Thomas Campbell, composed for competition at the National Eisteddfod of Wales, Colwyn Bay, 1910, together with printed copies of the work in reduced score and of the choral parts in tonic sol-fa notation.

Simon Lillie; Henry Edzell Morgan Lindsay; Chris Lines; Frank Little; Richard Livsey; Sir David (Dai) Llewellyn; Roy Llewellyn; Gareth Owain Llewellyn; Alun Llewellyn; and Leonard Wilkinson Llewelyn.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by E. Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of Glamorgan (ff. 13-158). Source noted as C 439-588.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by E. Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of the Advenae of Brecon[shire] (ff. 89-132), Advenae of Gwent (ff. 133-174), and Advenae of Radnorshire (ff. 179-184). Source noted as G 1037-132, 1187.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by Ethel Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of Drymbennog ap Maenarch (ff. 2-27), Cadwgan Fawr of Talgarth (ff. 30-41), Caradog Freichfras (ff. 42-65), Caradog ap Bleddyn (ff. 66-68), and Rhys Goch (ff. 70-109). Source noted as K 1485-1604.

One of a series of twenty-one volumes, watermarks 1910, containing transcripts by Ethell Noyes from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees. This volume contains the genealogies of the Fifteen Tribes of North Wales. Source noted as M 1833-1996.

A volume containing transcripts by Ethell Noyes and an unidentified hand from a copy of the Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees, [c. 1765], now amongst the Cawdor Vaughan Muniments at the Carmarthenshire Archives Service. See Edward Owen, ‘The Golden Grove Book of Pedigrees’, Archaeologia Cambrensis, 6th ser., 3 (1903), 154-169, and Francis Jones, ‘An Approach to Welsh Genealogy’, Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (1948), 303-466 (pp. 412-414, 456-466).
A transcript of portions of the Golden Grove Book not included in A 7 above, the volume contains the pedigrees of the Advenae of Pembrokeshire and of the Herberts and their descendants. The pages in the Golden Grove Book copied here are: G 1175-1185; B329-426; B197-234.

Photographs of and relating to Bishop John Owen, including a post card of his home [Ysgubor Wen] in Llanengan and of the plaque erected, together with an order form for the publication The later life of John Owen [Llandysul, 1961] by his daughter Eluned E. Owen.

Agreement between the Midland Railway Co. and the Cwmtwrch Waterworks Joint Committee as to laying a water pipe at Lower Cwmtwrch, 1910, and a termination form when the land was sold to Brecon County Council, 1969.

Agreement between the Midland Railway Co. and the Glanrhyd Tin Plate Co. Ltd, 1910 (J. & W. Rees (Builders) Ltd by 1955) as to laying and maintaining a water pipe near Pontardawe, and termination, 1971.

Agreements between the Neath & Brecon Railway Co. and the Dulas Anthracite Collieries Co. Ltd as to a drain pipe at the Dulais Colliery Siding, 1910, and termination letter, 1934.