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Typescript copies of two studies by Emyr Wyn Jones: 'Anterliwt y Deon: Helynt Llanelwy 1779-1785', a study relating to the prosecution of William Davies Shipley, dean of St. Asaph (NLW ex 661) and 'Bosworth Field and its Preliminaries: A Welsh Retrospect' (NLW ex 662).
Two notebooks containing the recollections of, and notes by, David B. Harris, Y Glais, on the history of Y Glais in the Swansea valley.
Details taken from the 1871 census for the Merseyside area of all persons born in Wales, arranged alphabetically by computer print-out.
First draft of Sir Alun Talfan Davies' contribution, 'Sylwadau'r Mis' for Barn, February 1984,
Printed material, photocopies and ephemera relating to Dannie Abse
(i) Miscellaneous printed material and photocopies, 1972-1981, relating to Dannie Abse and his work; (ii) photocopies relating to Dannie Abse and his work and corrected proofs and bound proof copy of his autobiographical volume A Strong Dose of Myself (1983); (iii) Corrected proofs, published texts and printed ephemera, 1962-1981, relating to Dannie Abse and his plays 'Funland', Pythagoras and Gone.
Abse, Dannie
Copies of newspaper cuttings relating to the singer Amy Gange, née Evans (1884-1983) and her husband Fraser Gange, the concert baritone and teacher at the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore.
Four secretary's account books of expenses relating to 'Cymanfa Ganu Dosbarth y Garn', the Garn District, co. Card., Calvinistic Methodist Singing Festival. cf. NLW MSS. 14981-2A, 21811-12B.
A scrap-book containing press cuttings of a series of articles on 'Cartrefi Môn' by R. H. Jones, Benllech, co. Ang. (originally the prize-winning entry at the Anglesey Eisteddfod).
Typescript copy of 'Memories', J. S. Griffiths' reminiscences, with illustrations in pencil, of his life mainly around Hereford and near Ystradgynlais for a short time during his adolescence, with references to working at Abercrave colliery during the 1920s and, during the war years, in the Royal marines.
An exercise book containing notes, 1902, by C. Leeper on an edition of The works of .... Richard Hooker in eight books of ecclesiastical polity with ... an account of his life and death by Izaac Walton and on anti-nicene history [? from lectures by Charles Bigg] (NLW ex 550); and a volume belonging to William Leeper containing a duplicated manuscript translation from the Greek, 1829, by 'J.H.' of some of the Dialogues of Lucian (NLW ex 551).
Original typescript of 'Y plentyn wrthododd ran Iesu', a translation into Welsh by Gwenan Creunant Davies of the play 'The boy who wouldn't play Jesus' by Bernard Kops, for performance at Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig, Christmas 1982.
Copies of the first and second drafts of 'Dylan Thomas: a celebration', an entertainment based on the words of Dylan Thomas and presented at the Duke of York's Theatre, London, 28 Feb. 1982.
An English translation of NLW MS. 21706E, an account of the voyage of William Parry, a dissenting minister, to New York on the ship Ohio.
Typescript transcripts of letters from John H. Howells, a schoolmaster at Auckland and later Director of the Christchurch Technical School, New Zealand, to his sister Ettie Howells in London.
A scrap-book of pasted in newspaper cuttings relating to Percy Bysshe Shelley's visits to Wales,
Notebook containing a list of books to be presented to the Baptist College, Bangor, by W. & Elizabeth Maurice and Messrs. Thomas & Richard Williams, Lower Penlasgarn, parish of Trevethin, co. Monmouth, with a brief account of the collection by W. Maurice, Talywain, June 1914. [From the Baptist College Library, Bangor].
Further papers relating to the immigration of Welsh Patagonian families to Australia comprising photocopies of letters from settlers and prospective immigrants.