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Copies of three studies based on the census returns: 'A demographic study of north Cardiganshire rural districts, 1841-71'; 'Trefeirig, Cardiganshire: a study of the censuses 1841-71'; 'Parcel Canol, Cardiganshire: a study of the censuses 1841-71'. A copy of the study, 'The movement of tin and copper miners from Cornwall and Devon to the north Cardiganshire lead mines, 1851-71'.

Two scrapbooks of newspaper cuttings, dealing mainly with politics in Swansea; the donor, J. McEvoy, was Conservative agent there at the time.

Copies of the contents list and two manuscript items from a folio volume of pamphlets offered to NLW in May 1985. The contents list is in the hand of Thomas Price of Llanfyllin (see DWB s.n. Thomas Sebastian Price).

Transcripts, with notes, by F.M. Herbert, of tombstone inscriptions relating to the Herbert family at the church of St Peter, Old Cogan, co. Glam.

Receipts and payments account book, 1946-68, of Cellan Parish Council.

A typescript collection of verses transcribed from tombstones in north co. Card. ('Englynion Beddau Gogledd Ceredigion'), which was originally intended for competition at the Wrexham and district National Eisteddfod, 1977.

A typescript copy of a collection of unpublished poetry, 'Bwrdd Gwledd y Bardd Gwlad neu Rhwng yr Ordd a'r Eingion' by Griffith W. Francis (d. 1936), Nantlle, author of Telyn Eryri (Wrecsam 1932).

Notes and articles by Francis Williams relating to Edmwnd Prys, Bishop William Morgan and Archbishop John Williams and the memorial plaque to the former two at St. John's college, Cambridge.

Biographical notes relating to Thomas John Thomas (1836-1904), a native of Llangaffo, p. Llangeinwen, co. Ang., who emigrated to the United States in 1859, together with typescript translation of extracts from letters, 1875-1886, received by him from his family in Anglesey.

1. Hugh Maxwell of Gresford, co. Denb., esq., Colonel in the army, and Anne, his wife, Rice Pryce of Manafon, co. Mont., gent., David Jones of Gyfylche in p. Llanerfyl, gent., and Dorothy, his wife. 2. James Morice of Carog in p. Llanddinol, co. Card., gent. Lease for a year of Tythin yn y Gyfylche, or Ty yn y Gyfylche, with lands in Llanerfil, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 28).

1. Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. 2. David Jones of Gyfylche in p. Llanerfil, co. Mont., gent. 3. Rice Pryce of Manafon, co. Mont., gent. 4. Margaret Phillips of Aberystwyth, co. Card., widow. Assignment of a mortgage on certain lands in Kenewill, p. Llanerfil, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 19).

1. John Humffreys of Llwyn, co. Mont., esq. 2. Rice Pryce of Manafon, co. Mont., gent. Lease for one year of certain lands in Kenewill in p. Llanerfil, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 15).

1. Evan Griffith and Griffith Evan, both of Kenewill, co. Mont., gent's. 2. Humphrey Parry the younger of Llanvylling, gent., and George Dorsett of Llansanttfraid, co. Mont. Lease for six months of Tythin yn y Gyfylche, or Ty yn y Gyfylche, and Ty yn y fron in t. Kenewill in p. Llanervill, co. Mont., and Tyddyn Ddolwen, Tyddyn Cae yr Gweision, Llyast y Bellan, and Tyddin Bach, all in t. Moelyfeliarth in p. Llangadvan, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 6).

1. Richard Edwards of Cwm Carnedd, co. Mont., gent., and Mary, his wife. 2. John Humphreys of Llanvylling, co. Mont., gent. Lease for one year of lands in Kenewill in p. Llanervill, co. Mont. (J.L.M. Sinnett 4).

A copy by Professor W. A. Lee of the log book of HMS Minerva, together with his lecture on the frigate which was delivered at the Law Courts, Brisbane, 2009.

One of three holograph manuscripts of music by Joseph Charles Holbrooke. NLW MS 8085 contains an arrangement by William Fenney of 'The Wild Fowl' from 'The Children of Don' by Holbrooke, for piano four hands.

The original manuscript of the vocal score of 'Sylvia', an operetta in two acts by W. Rhys-Herbert, words by Maude Elizabeth Inch, 1906.

The original manuscript of 'Bethany', a sacred cantata in two parts for solo and chorus of mixed voices, with organ, piano or orchestral accompaniment. Words by William ap Madoc and music by W. Rhys-Herbert, 1909.

The tune book of John Thomas containing hymn-tunes and anthems popular in the mid-19th century. Some of the titles are ornamented.