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Letters, 1911-21, sent to O. Gaianydd Williams, Ro Wen, Talycafn, in reply to questions circulated by him relating to burial grounds and Calvinistic Methodist chapels mainly in the Conway Valley district.

Transcripts, possibly in the autograph of Thomas Williams, Coed Cochion, circa 1792, of some of the letters of Goronwy Owen, being the manuscript from which Isaac Foulkes ('Llyfrbryf') printed his edition of Llythyrau Goronwy Owen . . . (Liverpool, 1895).

Two copies - one intended for presentation to the House of Lords and the other to the House of Commons of a petition signed by John Jenkins, mayor of Aberystwyth, and many other residents of the town and district, in favour of a proposed railway between Trawscoed, Cardiganshire, and New Radnor, 1898.

A transcript of most of the first volume of the Parochialia of Edward Lhuyd (1660-1709) as published by the Cambrian Archaeological Association, 1909-1911, with additional notes by John Lloyd (1733-1793) of Caerwys, his daughter Angharad Llwyd (1780-1866), and another.

Portions of the original manuscript of Josiah Jones: Cofiant y Parch. E. Williams, Dinas-mawddwy ... (Machynlleth, 1886), with the original letters of Roderick Lumley, Llanaelhaiarn and Richard Davies (Tafolog) (1830-1904), which are printed in the Cofiant.

Letters and newspaper cuttings relating to the visit which Sir Thomas Marchant Williams (1845-1914) paid to Canada in 1913. Most of the letters are addressed to Henry Blackwell (1851-1928), New York, who preserved and bound them.

Typewritten copies of Y bwth lle cês fy magu, Yr ymfudwr (yn hiraethu am gartref), and Cynghor hen fardd o Gaerphili i'w fab pan ar briodi.

Civil War papers, 1643-1644, from the collection of Sir Edward Walker (1612-1677), secretary-at-war in 1642, who became a secretary of the Privy Council in 1644. The papers include copies of letters, orders, commissions, etc., nearly all of them relating to Wales.

An article, 2004, written by John Malcolm on 'Sir John Malcolm, William Erskine and The life of Robert, Lord Clive, of India, published in 1836.

Two charms found in Merioneth which were procured by one Thomas Thomas for the protection of himself, his family, and all his livestock against witchcraft and 'all evil diseases whatsoever.'

Notes on Rhyl written by J. Fielding.

Miscellanea relating to Ireland, formerly belonging to Henry Blackwell, New York. They include 'A Generall Abstract of the Accounts of His Maties Revenue in Ireland For One Year Ended at Xmas 1697', 'A Rent Roll of the Lordship of St. Mary's Abby & Grange of Clonliff', 1730-1, rentals of an estate in Kilkenny, 1795-6, a map of Ireland showing the sites of 'Round Towers', letters to Luke Gardiner and others, etc.

A manuscript by R. J. Edwards entitled Incidents of the Great War which burst out in Europe in 1914, as seen at Ruthin. The narrative is continued until July 1921.

A list, compiled in July 1852, of electors in the borough of Brecon qualified to vote in a Parliamentary election.

The adjutant's monthly roll of the Monmouth and Brecon regiment of Militia, 1803-1815.

Notes on Abersoch, Caernarvonshire, compiled by Frank P. Cobb in 1934.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.