Dangos 882 canlyniad

Photocopies of four threatening 'Rebecca' letters (three in Welsh and one in English), June-Sept. 1843, sent to Daniel Harris of Pantyfen, p. Llanfihangel-ar-arth, co. Carm., regarding the payment of a debt to Gwenllian Lewis of Blaengors, p. Llanpumsaint. The original letters were purchased at auction (Peter Francis, Carmarthen) by the donor in December 1995.

Photocopies of warrants signed by Queen Victoria, granting pardons to Benjamin Rees ('a disorderly apprentice'), 1841, Mary Edwards (perjury), 1854, and Patrick Mochan (larceny), 1856, all convicted in co. Pemb.; together with photocopies of warrants signed by George IV granting pardons, on condition of being transported to New South Wales, to Thomas Hughes (passing counterfeit money), 1827, and David Phillips (sheep stealing), 1828, both committed to death at the Pembrokeshire Great Sessions.

A photocopy of a letter from David Lloyd George to the editor of Baner ac Amserau Cymru, in which he pays tribute to the singer James Sauvage. The letter was published in Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 20 July 1916. Welsh.

Photocopies of Welsh manuscripts in the hand of John Daniel Evans (1862-1943), Patagonia, comprising details regarding the Welsh settlers who took part in the 1885 expedition to the Andean foothills led by Luiz Jorge Fontana; his diary for 1888 describing his second expedition into the interior with Luiz Fontana and other Welshmen; together with autobiographical notes (see John Daniel Evans El Molinero' (Esquel, Chubut, Argentina, 1994)).

A photocopy of a typescript English translation by Tryfan Hughes Cadfan of a paper (in Spanish) by Aquiles D. Ygobone, University of Buenos Aires, entitled 'The colonizing feat of the Welsh people in Patagonia'.

Photocopies of leaves from a copy of The Text of the New Testament... With a Confvtation...By William FVlke... (London, 1589) (Shelf No. Bs 2080 b59qto) once belonging to Lewis Morris ('Llewelyn Ddu o Fon') and later to Sir Lewis Morris (1833-1907). The leaves bear manuscript notes in the hand of Lewis Morris, including memoranda, 1729-1733, relating to the birth of the children of Lewis Morris and Elizabeth his wife, and 'englynion' ?to William Fulke.

Photocopies of notes written in 1933 by Lloyd Jones, born in Aberdare, co. Glam., containing details regarding his family and recording their departure from Wales to America in 1874, from America to Patagonia in 1876 where his father worked as an engineer, back to Wales in 1877 and to America in 1879 until 1892.

A photocopy of the accession register of manuscripts at Cardiff Central Library, commonly referred to as the 'Cardiff MSS'. See Graham C.G. Thomas and Daniel Huws, Summary Catalogue of the Manuscripts of South Glamorgan Libraries, Cardiff Central Library... (National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1994).

Extents, rentals surveys and other records, [temp. Edw. I]-[temp. Hen. V], relating mainly to Cardiganshire, with some Carmarthenshire documents. The originals are in the PRO.

Photocopies of illustrated notes from Professor Dafydd Jenkins's diary for 1932 concerning a speech made by David Lloyd George at the Junior Liberal Club, Westminster.

A photocopy of a letter containing information relating to the singer Gwen Dolau Evans ('Dolau Glanhafren', 1896-1968). Welsh.

A photocopy of PRO Ed 39/974, comprising letters and memoranda, 1904-1911, relating to the establishment of a national library and a national museum in Wales.

A photocopy of Emlyn Davies, Taffy went to war [Knutsford, 1975], in which he relates his experiences as an infantryman during the first world war. See also NLW, XD 547 W17 D25 (4to).

Photocopy of genealogical material relating to John Gwyn Jeffreys (1809-1885), conchologist, and his family, and to the Jeffreys family of Llywel, co. Brec.

Xerox copies of eight pages of pencilled notes of speeches, c.1920-1921, by David Lloyd George, relating to peace and international affairs.

Photocopies of letters to and from Ceris Gruffudd, NLW, 1982 and 1992-1993, together with other papers, all relating to William R. Jones (1859-1929), composer of the hymn tune 'Blodwen'.

Lord Lisburne allowed the library to photocopy a pedigree book, with emblazoned coats of arms and an achievement, of the Vaughan family, Earls of Lisburne, compiled, 1920-1921, by G. Ambrose Lee, York Herald of Arms, with later manuscript and typescript additions.

Baptism register, 1837-1968, of Tabor (CM) Chapel, Llangwyrfon.

Photocopies of documents relating to the transportation of Dylan Thomas's body from New York to Laugharne, co. Carm., comprising the transportation permit and funeral director's certificate.

Photocopies of two published articles by Dr William A. Branford on Edward Nettleship (1845-1913), opthalmologist.