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Proof-sheets of an article by Professor Mary Williams, Swansea (1882-1977) entitled The Dying God in Welsh Literature, with manuscript corrections by the author.

A short biographical sketch of Dr Mary Williams (1883-1977), linguist and former Professor of Modern Languages, University College, Swansea, written by the donor's mother shortly after the subject's death in October 1977.

Papers, lecture and research notes of and acquired by Mary Williams, relating to Middle French, Middle Welsh and medieval literature and Arthurian studies, 1907-1963; books collected by Mary Williams, 1897-1911; letters to Prof. Victor Spiers, 1898-1916; vouchers and receipts, 1924-1973; newspaper cuttings, 1911-1940; school books 1909-1916; papers relating to University College Swansea, 1921-1975, University of Wales Aberystwyth, 1924-1974, University of Durham, 1948-1952, and National Library of Wales, 1941-1974; correspondence, 1927-1976; and family papers, 1898-1944.

An account book, [1850]-1860, of the schooner 'Hope' of Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire, owned by Mary Williams (mother of the Rev. John Williams) and David Jenkins.
The volume contains accounts of cash laid out and received by the shiphusband and statements of account, 1853-1860 (ff. 12 verso-33). A copy of Reynolds' Original Birmingham Almanack for 1851 (1850) has been bound in at the end of the volume (ff. 134-141).

The correspondents include: Walter Spurrell, Carmarthen, (22), 1902-1916, Lord Stamfordham, 1926, Sir George Stapledon (2), 1921 and undated, and Dr G. Arbour Stephens, 1925.

The file includes letters from Dr Thomas Jones CH, G. Arbour Stephens and E. R. Horsfall Turner.

A small collection consisting of a notebook and legal and other papers of George Stephens, governor of the county gaol, Carmarthen; journals of William Davies, Pumpsaint, midshipman; and a play by George Arbour Stephens entitled 'Carmarthen. A Historical Episode ...'.

Swansea Council Year Book, 1935, with manuscript entries by Dr. G. Arbour Stephens, Swansea, relating largely to his world cruise.

Holograph and/or typescript copies of addresses by George Arbour Stephens, M.D., Swansea, including 'Was Dozmare Pool a Celtic lake of the Underworld?', published in Folk Lore, March, 1935, 'A Green Cross Service for the Celtic Fringe', delivered at the Celtic Congress, Isle of Man, 4 July, 1935, 'The Topographical Importance of Kidwelly and the Burry Estuary in connection with the Arthurian Romances. Caerwen as the old name for Kidwelly', published in The Carmarthen Journal, 25 November, 1938, and 'Radnorshire as a Centre of Celtic Mythology', delivered to the Radnorshire Antiquarian Society at Llandrindod, 2 December, 1938; together with some miscellaneous papers of G. Arbour Stephens, including army certificates, 1897-1918, notices of the leet court with view of frank-pledge of the borough and manor of Swansea, 1919-31, etc.

T3/868/4.
Proposition by Elwyn Jones.
First broadcast: 18 April 1972.
UID: Manifest notes PED9009T.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC television camera script for Proposition by Elwyn Jones.

T3/868/13.
Little Pudding by Keiron Self and Ed Talfan.
First broadcast: March 2004.
UID: PEEP048X.
Typed script.
BBC television script for Little Pudding by Keiron Self and Ed Talfan.

T3/868/12.
Clymau by Eluned Phillips.
First broadcast: 30 March 1986.
UID: PCLL742B.
Typed script with written annotations and edits.
BBC television script for Clymau by Eluned Phillips. Includes filming schedule.

T3/868/11.
Melltith ar y Nyth.
Darlledwyd yn gyntaf: 26 Rhagfyr 1975.
UID: PCDA038K.
Sgript wedi'i deipio gydag anodiadau ysgrifenedig.
Sgript camera teledu BBC ar gyfer Melltith ar y Nyth (A Curse on the Nest).

T3/868/10.
Twm Siôn Cati by Michael Povey.
First broadcast: Manifest notes 27 January 1978.
UID: Manifest notes PCGA010F.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC television camera script for Twm Siôn Cati by Michael Povey.

T3/868/9.
Butterfly by Ray Jenkins.
First broadcast: 10 September 1972.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC television camera script for Butterfly by Ray Jenkins.