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A manuscript containing an essay, 1877, entitled Traethawd ar Fywyd ac Athrylith Caledfryn [William Williams] by Arfonia.

Ffotogopïau o lythyrau J. W. Thomas (Arfonwyson, 1805-40) at y Seryddwr Brenhinol Syr George Airy (1801-92) yn ymwneud â'i waith yn yr Arsyllfa Frenhinol yn Greenwich, 1837-9, copi o lythyr Griffith Davies, 1836, at George Airy a gohebiaeth, 1985-6, a fu rhwng R. Elwyn Hughes a staff yr Arsyllfa wrth baratoi ei erthygl, 'Arfonwyson - uchelgais a siom' ar gyfer Cylchgrawn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, cyfrol XXXI, 1999-2000, tt. 149-71. Cynhwysir ad-argraffiad o'r erthygl. / Photocopies of letters from J. W. Thomas (Arfonwyson, 1805-40) to the Astronomer Royal Sir George Airy (1801-92), relating to his work at the Royal Greenwich Observatory, 1837-9, a copy of Griffith Davies's letter, 1836, to George Airy, and R. Elwyn Hughes's correspondence with staff at the Observatory whilst preparing his article, 'Arfonwyson - uchelgais a siom' for the National Library of Wales Journal, vol. XXXI, 1999-2000, pp. 149-71. A reprint of the article is also included.

The Arganona Weddase, or Organ of Praise of the Blessed Virgin Mary, being a collection of prayers arranged in seven groups according to the days of the week on which they were to be offered.

Results sheets of [Calvinistic Methodist] Sunday School examinations at Rhosgadfan, co. Caernarvon, 1896, 1901.

A volume, 1809-1810, written by Joseph Meredith of the town of Carmarthen containing mainly arithmetical exercises, verses, and other memoranda including an account of the collection of money made among the workers at the Tinworks, Carmarthen, on behalf of the widow of a deceased forgeman, together with a copy of her petition, 1809 (ff. 79v-80v); inserted in the volume are two printed accounts, State of the Sunday Schools, near the Parade, Carmarthen ..., 1809 and 1810, with lists of the subscribers (ff. 77-8v). On Carmarthen Tinworks, see Francis Green, 'Carmarthen Tinworks and its founder', Transactions of the Historical Society of West Wales, 5 (1915), pp. 245-70.

Arithmetic and miscellanea in the hand of William Barnad. English, Welsh. Donated by the executors of the late Hugh Evans, Bootle, July 1942.

Arithmetic and poetry in the hand of William Barnad. English, Welsh. Donated by the executors of the late Hugh Evans, Bootle, July 1942.

Arithmetic book of Thomas Roberts, Plas Ucha, Ruabon. (Formerly E. I. Williams MS 17.) English. Between boards. Donated by E. I. Williams, Pontypridd, November 1944.

An arithmetic rule-book, containing tables of weights and measures, rules of addition, subtraction, etc.

Two arithmetic exercise books of Peter Williams of Waun fawr, aft. of Brennig View, Tregaron, co. Cardigan. The fly-leaf of NLW MS 12192B is dated 10 December 1852. NLW MS 12193B also contains a few precedents of official documents of local interest, e.g., a claim to the overseers of the parish of Caron-is-clawdd for insertion in the county list of voters, 1868, and the appointment of an assistant overseer for the same parish. Insertions in NLW MS 12192B include draft applications by Peter Williams, 1875, for the office of Registrar of Births and Deaths for the district of Tregaron, a holograph letter from John Williams, Brenig View, to [ ], [18]75, (the sale of a piece of land), etc.

Arithmetic copy book of David Thomas of Gwarmacwydd, Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Carmarthenshire. 1/2 leather. Donated by Messrs. Hugh Williams, Son & Co., Llandeilo, June 1962.

Arithmetic exercise book of Jacob Davies, Penpistyll. English. Between boards. Donated by the Reverend P. M. K. Morris & Mrs Morris, Lampeter, December 1972.

Arithmetic exercise book of Rees Thomas. (Formerly Eliseus Howells MS 27.) English. 1/4 leather. Purchased from Mrs Eliseus Howells, Bridgend, March 1970.

Arithmetic exercise book of W. Williams while at Castle Terrace School, Haverfordwest. English. 1/2 leather. Donated by John Williams, Trefîn, October 1963.

Arithmetic exercise book with memoranda by William Evans, Plas Llandecwyn, Merionethshire. The memoranda include references to the brig 'Liberty' and a note that William Evans was baptised on 15th April 1772. There is also part of the cover of an 'account book' belonging to Evan Evans whilst he was at 'William's school'. (Formerly Bob Owen MS.). Boards.

Arithmetic exercise book used by Benjamin Jenkins, Pant-y-caws, at Rhydwilym and Login schools, 1857-1858.

School arithmetic exercise book of Anne Davies, Pantyrodyn, later wife of Benjamin Jenkins of Porth-y-rhyd, Pant-y-caws, parish of Cilymaenllwyd, Carmarthenshire. The volume was begun on 3 August, 1860.