Dangos 15116 canlyniad

A copy of The St Barnabas Boys' Magazine, 1895-1897, a journal issued by the Mission of the Holy Redeemer, Stoke Newington, London, with A. Vaughan Williams, afterwards of Llandysul, Montgomeryshire, as its first editor.

A manuscript containing the case for John Wynne, appellant, and Sir George Wynne, bart, MP, Leeswood, Flintshire, respondent, together with the verdict in a lawsuit heard in the House of Lords, 10 March 1731/2.

A manuscript containing an elegy by Richard Jones Owen (Glaslyn) (1831-1909) entitled Er cof am Mrs Greaves, Aberglaslyn.

A manuscript containing transcripts of englynion and other poetry.

A manuscript containing A true Coppie and Some of A grante made to the Deane and Cannons of the Chappell of Saint George in the Castle of Windsore by ... Edward the 3d and since confirmed ... by Edward the fourth ... and ... Phillippe and Marye ... made at the Request and charges of John Sheefeeld, 4 March 1627.

A table, prepared at the Census Office, Dublin, 2 October 1874, giving the area and population, by religious professions and sexes of each province, county and city in Ireland in 1871.

Returns relating to the Monmouth and Brecon militia, 6 May 1804 - 10 September 1810.

Transcripts of cases submited to counsel and their opinions thereon. The volume probably belonged to Richard Jones, Oswestry.

Cost books, 1859-1887, of the East Darren lead mine, Cardiganshire.

Letters, 1856-1864, with English translations, from Humphrey and Sarah Roberts, emigrants from the Brymbo district of Denbighshire to Madison, Ohio, U.S.A., to their relatives in Wales. The letters contain an account of their life in Ohio and many references to the Civil War.

A manuscript containing the rules of The Llanilar Members, a friendly society founded at Llanilar, Cardiganshire, 1 January 1838.

A manuscript containing a cywydd entitled Darsylliad neu Ystyriaeth ar Oes Dyn by Thomas Jones (Y Bardd Cloff), 1789, bound with printed copies of Thomas Edwards (Twm o'r Nant): Gardd o Gerddi ..., 1790, Robert Davies (Bardd Nantglyn): Barddoniaeth ..., 1803, and Gosodaethau a Rheolau Cymdeithas y Gwyneddigion ... .

An addition to the pedigree of the White family of Dulverton, Somerset, and Oakford and Knowstone, Devon, and later of Carmarthen, compiled by the donor in 1994, and amended in 2004.

Minute books, accounts and other papers relating to the Rose of May Court of the Ancient Order of Foresters, Llansantffraid, Montgomeryshire, instituted 20 July 1866 and dissolved 3 August 1869.

An 18th century manuscript containing medical prescriptions.

A note by Rees Jones (1797-1844), Rhandir (Amnon), uncle of Rees Jenkin Jones (1835-1924), Unitarian minister, Aberdare, giving the dates of his birth, his marriages and the building of his house at Pwllffein.

Memoranda and accounts kept by David Ellis, 1707-1727.

A typewritten copy of an account by Sir Christopher Sykes, Sledmore, Yorkshire of a tour made by him in Wales, 1796, with photostat facsimiles of the sketches contained in the original manuscript.

A manuscript containing a note by Thomas Thomas (1824-1908) on John Thomas, Wempa, who preached at Capelygroes and Lloydjack Unitarian churches in 1814.

A manuscript containing a note by Henry Hughes (1841-1924), Bryncir on Bryncir House and members of the family, short prose fragments by J. E. Hughes (1865-1932) and E. Morgan Humphreys (1882-1955), and an englyn by John Thomas (Eifionydd) (1848-1922).