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Charles Williams, Holyhead: Letter-books
One of two volumes of letter-books containing copies of letters, 1846-1850, written by Charles Williams (1806-1877), The Parsonage, Holyhead.
Williams, Charles, 1806-1877 Letter-books, NLW MS 6627C
Charles Williams, Holyhead: Letter-books
One of two volumes of letter-books containing copies of letters, 1846-1850, written by Charles Williams (1806-1877), The Parsonage, Holyhead.
Williams, Charles, 1806-1877 Letter-books, NLW MS 6628C
An album kept by Charlotte Mary Drape from 1834 and containing copies of poems, etc. by herself and others.
Drape, Charlotte Mary.
A charm against witchcraft found at Devil's Bridge, Cardiganshire, with a note, 1926, relating to its provenance by E. M. Davies, vicar of Llandysul, Cardiganshire.
A magical charm, issued by an un-named dyn hysbys (cunning man), to cure from illness 'the woman Ingram of Gilfach, Llanwnog, Caersws, Mont.', probably Elizabeth Ingram (1819?-1887). The charm, accompanied by several mystical symbols, is written in black ink on both sides of a leaf of feint-ruled paper taken from an exercise book or notebook. It is preserved along with its envelope, bearing the name 'Mrs Ingram', and a small contemporary cotton bag.
Elizabeth Ingram is recorded as living at Gilfachrhiew [Gilfachyrhiw or Gilfach Farm], Llanwnog, in the 1881 Census.
A typescript copy of 'Charmaine. A Romantic Mystery Play' written by the Reverend S. Rees-Tyrer, Ystrad Mynach, Hengoed, in April, 1936.
Rees-Tyrer, S., Rev., Ystrad Mynach
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.'
Two charms for the protection of Thomas and Margaret Richards.
Two charms against witchcraft from the Towyn area of Merioneth, and photostat facsimiles of two similar charms discovered in the neighbourhood of Llanidloes?, Montgomeryshire.
Chart tracing the donor's ancestry and a family history entitled 'The Story of the Mortimers',
A transcript of the charter of incorporation of the borough of Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, 6 August, 1618, together with forms of oaths of a burgess and of an alderman or member of the common council.
Charter of Mathry fair (photostat facsimile from Public Record Office),
A facsimile of the charter granted to Wigan in 1314, together with a transcript and an English translation.
Charter parties of the firm of John Owen & Co, Caernarvonshire, etc. Spanish, French, English. Between boards. Donated by H. Parry, Nefyn, February 1952.
Cheque and letter to Percy Fitzgerald from Charles Dickens, and a letter from Henry Fielding Dickens, son of Charles Dickens. (Formerly G. V. Roberts MS.) English. Between boards. Purchased from Patrick Roberts, Pencader, June 1965.
A manuscript volume with the words 'Entry Book' in ink on the back cover. The volume contains an alphabetical list of the freemen of the city of Chester, 1753-1824, arranged under the names of the mayors for the various years. The list appears to have been compiled c. 1809, and then added to. Inside the back cover of the volume is a list of aldermen and other office holders, both present and absent, 22 October 1824, at the election of Geo[rge] Harrison as mayor.
Chester Spring Assizes court records
Notes of a libel case heard at the Chester Spring Assizes, 1842, where William Williams (Caledfryn) (1801-1869), Caernarvon was plaintiff and Hugh Jones and Owen Jones, Mold were defendants.
Chester Street Baptist Church, Wrexham, Records,
Accounts and other papers relating to Chester Street Baptist Church, 1708-1922; deeds relating to Chester Street, Wrexham, 1749-1883; collecting book, accounts, deeds and trustees documents of Holt Baptist Church, 1802-1943.
Chester Street Baptist Church (Wrexham, Wales)
A collection of manuscripts and papers of Dr John Pughe, 'Ioan ap Hu Feddyg', Aberdovey, David Roberts Pughe, Clynnog, William Owen, Chwaen Wen, Anglesey, and other members of the donor's family.