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The unit comprises transcripts, [c.1824]-[c.1828], of Clive of India's original letter books (now NLW, Clive of India Papers CR1-CR6); of some of Clive's letter books now no longer extant; and of other Clive papers made by or on behalf of Sir John Malcolm preparatory to his biography of Clive, together with drafts of the biography.

Additional transcripts and indexes compiled by Gareth Jones of memorial inscriptions at St Michael's Church, Llanfihangel Fechan, St David's Church, Trallwng, Pontestyll Baptist Chapel, Llansbydyd, and Zoar Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Llywel, co Brecon

Manuscript and typescript drafts and proof copies of translations.

Comprises the proofs of evidence submitted by Magnox Electric Plc in 2002 (under the Town and Country Planning Act, 1990) in relation to its application for planning permission at Trawsfynydd, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd; correspondence and papers relating to Trawsfynydd Power Station, 1991-1999, including press cuttings, and papers concerning nuclear power stations more generally.

This group represents records from the offices of Messrs Riders (later Messrs Rooks, Rider & Co.), the Tredegar estate's London solicitors. The records were deposited at NLW by the British Records Association (BRA) in various 'parcels' between 1969 and 1992: parcel 1537 (deposited 1969, 1975), parcel 1606 (deposited 1970), parcel 1706 (deposited 1970, 1981), parcel 1736 (deposited 1975), parcel 1897 (deposited 1975), parcel 2094 (deposited 1982), parcel 2230 (deposited 1985), parcel 2133 (deposited 1987), and parcel 2389 (deposited 1992). The BRA's parcel numbers form the basis of the reference numbers in this group; within the parcels the arrangement is by bundle, excepting a small number of rentals, ledgers etc. Original bundles have been retained where they existed.

The group comprises papers, 1895, [1946x1977], relating to Treorchy Male Choir mainly under the conductorship of John Haydn Davies.

The group comprises obituaries, tributes and a biography, 1969-1997, relating to David Lloyd.

John, second marquis of Bute, died on 18 March 1848. The Glamorgan estates immediately came under the control of the executors of his will and the trustees of John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, the infant third marquis, as exemplified by Edward Priest Richards, who closes his account with Lord Bute and opens an account with the executors and trustees during the course of the day's business (A3/23). The third Marquis came of age in Sept. 1868 but, rather than manage the estate personally, he chose to allow the trust to continue to manage the estate on his behalf. The trust was finally wound up in 1902 having fulfilled the duties laid upon it by the will of the second marquis. The trustees' minute book is the record of the meetings and decisions of the executors and trustees during the early days of the trust. It also contains copies of letters sent.

Twenty six items, deeds and legal papers, mostly relating to the Nicholas family of Lansoy and Penrose. Two items relate to the Jones family of Llanarth.

Two manuscripts of the Carreg-lwyd estate in co's Ang. and Caern, being a rental, with enclosures, 1826-1835, and an agent's account book, 1857-1864.

The group contains financial and administrative papers, 1927-1962, including records of children and visitors at the home, and papers relating to the foundation and closure of the charity.

1926 Donation. Tyllwyd deeds.