An essay, submitted for competition at Twrgwyn eisteddfod, January 1, 1916, on ruins in the Rhydlewis district in south Cardiganshire, with notes on the last inhabitants of the houses and the circumstances of their abandonment.
A copy of Systema Agriculturæ; The Mystery of Husbandry Discovered ... by John Worlidge (London, fourth ed., 1698), with manuscript notes by Watkin Owen, Gwydir, near Llanrwst; etc.
An interleaved copy of Catalogue of the Library in the Free Grammar-School at Lewisham ... by William Henry Black (d. 1872), 1831, with numerous annotations and corrections in the autograph of the compiler.
Black, William Henry, d. 1872 Catalogue of the Library in the Free Grammar-School at Lewisham ... by, 1831, interleaved copy, with annotations and corrections by, NLW MS 5974B
Sermons, some possibly in the autograph of Griffith Jones, Llanddowror (1683-1761), and others in the autograph of Thomas Evans (d. 1807), curate of the same parish. Some of the sermons noted as having been preached at Llanddowror, Llangan and elsewhere at various dates between 1775 and 1829.
A typescript copy made in 1925 of extracts, 1697-1707, taken by Muriel Coltman Rogers from a journal kept by Thomas Lyke of Whitcot Keyes, Shropshire, 1670-1733.
The holograph manuscript of the Foreword, dated 21 March 1927, contributed by Field Marshal Viscount E. H. H. Allenby (1861-1936) to C. H. Dudley Ward: History of the 53rd (Welsh) Division (T. F.) 1914-18 ... (Cardiff, 1927).
A photostat facsimile of a communication relating to an old effigy in Northop church, Flintshire, sent in 1839 by Charles Ellis, barrister-at-law, Lincoln's Inn to a Mr Urban for use in the Gentleman's Magazine, with sketches of the effigy.
One of two volumes containing transcripts made by Samuel Ayscough (1745-1804) and another of English Romances from the Harleian and Cotton manuscripts in the British Museum and other sources.
Ayscough, Samuel, 1745-1804 Transcripts of English Romances (late 18 cent.), NLW MS 5600C
One of two volumes containing transcripts made by Samuel Ayscough (1745-1804) and another of English Romances from the Harleian and Cotton manuscripts in the British Museum and other sources.
Ayscough, Samuel, 1745-1804 Transcripts of English Romances (late 18 cent.), NLW MS 5599C
Copies preserved by John Griffith, Llwyndyrus, army surgeon in the Peninsular War, of instructions issued to army medical officers by the Inspector General of Hospitals.