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Transcript of the Journal of the House of Lords 6 January- 17 March 1646/7. The name of Jno. Walker is written inside the back cover. Paper; 471 ff., unnumbered; 352 x 230; early 18th century; full calf with blind tooling.

Transcript in English and Latin of the Journal of the House of Lords, 23 May-1 October 1678. Paper; 170 ff., unnumbered; 361 x 228; full mottled calf.

Transcript of a Journal of the House of Commons 18 March 1678/9-27 May 1679. Pasted inside the front cover is the bookplate of Thomas Carew, esq., [of Crowcombe, Somerset]. Paper; pp. [i], 1-263, 279 (for 269) - 467 (25, 43-44, 185, 207-203, 423-424 omitted, 17, 183, 336-337, 405-406 twice, and 404 3 times); 353 x 231; full calf with gilt tooling. [cf. NLW MS 17018D].

Transcript of the Journal of the House of Commons 16 January 1620/1-18 December 1621. Paper; pp. 1-355 (118 twice); 369 x 231; full calf with gilt ornamentation and blind tooling.

Transcript of the Journal of Edward VI'. 'A Iournall of all ye memorable / occurrents happening throughout / the Raigne of King Edward the Sixth Transcribed out of ye original Copie written with ye Kings / owne Hand & remayning with Sir Rob. Cotton Knt & Baronet'. This volume is a transcript of B.L.Cotton Nero MS. C.X with an addition from B.L. Cotton Titus MS. B.l, f. 121. On the fly-leaf is the inscription: MSS. Carew No 80. Paper; 100 ff., unnumbered; 282 x 173; full cowhide, with gilt tooling and ornamentation.

Transcript in Latin and French of the rolls of the Parliaments of 5, 8-9 Edward II (1311, 1314/5, and 1315/6). Paper; 1-218 and 2 unnumbered; 385 x 238; full calf with blind tooling.

Transcript of the minutes of the secret committee appointed to inquire into the conduct of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford, 31 March – 15 July1742. Paper; pp. 1-233; 370 x 235; full calf with gilt tooling.

Transcripts of 'Certayne orders and dyrections, to bee observed by the household officers and other persons, servants to the Right honourable Henry Early of Huntingdon [1586-1643], for the better and more exquisite performance of everie man's dutye in his severall place as well towards his lordship, as also towards the Right Honourable the Ladye Elizabeth Countess of Huntingdon his wife ...' together with a form of agreement for the execution of the same, particulars of the Earl's household expenses [undated], and a list of officers' which are allowed their diet in my house', 20 August 1609. Paper; pp. 1-36; 320 x 198; half calf.

Transcript of Exchequer of Pleas 25 Elisabeth, Trinity, m. 15, recording the refusal of Roland Williams to pay a certain rent issuing from a tenement in Pertskewett, co. Monmouth, which was parcel of a chantry called St. Nicholas Chantry.

Transcript of depositions of witnesses in the suit between Thomas Jones, esq., and Thomas Herbert of Usk, touching the payment of tithe cheese in p. Langeview, co. Monmouth.

Transcript of'An answere to the Coppye of a Rayleinge Invectyve against the Regiment of Woomen in generall, wth Certayne Malliparte exceptions to dyvers and sundrye matters of the State. Wrytten unto Queen Elizabeth, By the Right Honnoble Henrye,Lord Howard, late Earle of Northampton' [cf. Harleian MS. 7021]. The original work was completed in 1589. This volume is in the same autograph as NLW MS 17009D. Paper; 100 pp., unnumbered; 291 x 200; 17th century; brown paper.

Transcript of 'An Address by T. Thomas', consisting of a verse relating to the introduction of the iron and tinplate trade into Wales and notes thereon. The notes contain a reference to Thomas Cook, iron master, of Pontypool.

Transcript in English, Latin, and French of a supplement to a Journal of the House of Commons, being copies of documents presented to the House between 25 February 1700/1 and April 15, 1701 and subsequently bound - up with its official papers. These papers include Louis XIV's ratification of the Treaty of Partition of 1700, and other documents relating thereto; a translation of the Grand Alliance of 1639; an account of the undisposed lands, rents, and estates of the duchy of Lancaster, 1701; reports of the commissioners for the prevention of tie exportation of wool, 1693-1701; lists of deputy lieutenants and justices of the peace for the counties of England and Wales, 1700/1-1701; abstracts of the minutes of the Council of the Massachusetts Bay and of the Council of New York relating to Capt. Kidd, 1699-1699/1700; and accounts of post office, Civil List, customs, excise, army and navy, Duchy of Cornwall, Principality of Wales, and other revenues, 1692-1700. Paper; 283 ff., unnumbered; 379 x 243; full calf with gilt and blind tooling.

Transcript of a case of Sir Francis Child and George Jackson against Sir John Williams and others touching a mortgage. [see no. C 865].

Transcript of a bill of complaint of Henry Morgan of p. St. Gyles in the ffields, co. Middlesex, esq. and Mary his wife, late widow of Henry Morgan of the town of Caerlion, esq., against Robert Gunter of the Priory in the town of Abergavenny, touching property in p. Llangibby, with a shecdule of the estate of Henry Morgan.

Transcript made by Sir Joseph Bradney of the probate (16 July 1656) of the will of William Adams of Monmouth together with a covering letter to [Major Albert Addams-Williams].

Letter from [?] to [?]. The writer's visit to Windsor. Description of the Queen. Preparations for the trial of the Chartist leader at Newport. Transcript in the hand of Sir Thomas Phillips.

Acknowledging the receipt of interest money.

Reports on researches at the Public Record Office into the history of the family of Williams of Llangibby Castle.