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Published copies of books by other writers, collected by Gwyn Jones or presented to him by their authors. Arranged alphabetically by author.

A proposal for a series of six plays or films set in the Welsh Marches including adaptations of:. Cynnig ar gyfer cyfres o chwe ffilm wedi eu gosod ar y Gororau yn cynnwys addasiadau o:. (I) 'The Shining Pyramid', Arthur Machen; (ii) 'There is My Beloved', Julia Jones; (iii) 'Country Dance', Margiad Evans; (iv) 'Heyday in the Blood', Geraint Goodwin.

Arranged into court books, 1674-1799, leet proceedings, 1669-1765, and proceedings of court baron and other courts, 1702-1765. For processes, 1671-1675, see no. 2782, Swansea process book no. 3.

Arranged into court books, 1721-1815, leet proceedings, 1668-1835, proceedings of court baron and other courts, 1688-1777, process or docket books, 1657-1766, writs, warrants etc., 1683-1763, declarations, 1711-1763, and miscellanea, 1483-1835.

The series comprises papers concerning borough elections of Denbigh and the Flintshire boroughs, including lists of burgesses voting [c. 1742], state of the poll, 1806, and an enquiry into undue election procedures, 1813.

The deeds include leases of the Cardiff Mills and fishery, 1577-1786 (D213/1, 10, 17, et seq.), the site of the Llys Tal-y-bont Tucking Mills, 1582-1678 (D213/2, 6, 16, et seq.), the island of Flat Holm (60 a.), 1594-1700 (D213/5, 15, 31-2), the m's, tmt's and closes called The Preaching Fryers and The Hammes, 1618 (D213/13), Blackfriars Farm (20 a.), 1683-1752 (D213/21, 30, 67), gardens, orchards, walks, etc., within Cardiff Castle, 1689-1763 (D213/22, 36, 55-6, et seq.), The George Inn and Tennis Court, 1751 (D213/64), the cottage by the West Gate called The Centry House, 1752 (D213/65, 68; see also D204/4-6), part of the almshouse converted into a dwelling-house, 1761 (D213/70), the duties of prizage or butlerage of the wines imported into co. Glam., leased to William, duke of Cleveland and Southampton, 1768 (D213/74), Crwys Bychan Farm (10-11 a.), 1772 (D213/75, 174), the dwelling house called Cathays, and parts of the Cathays Estate, 1810-34 (D213/89, 95, 172-3, et seq.), the m's or tmt's called The Crown and Anchor, The Rose and Crown and The Angel Inn, 1824-9 (D213/146-50, 211-12), parcels of land called The Blackfriars and Coopers Fields, the m. or tmt called The Cardiff Arms and the parcel of land adjoining called The Great Park (16 a.), 1824-40 (D213/162, 219), Plas Turton Farm (38 a.), 1824-35 (D213/164-171, 200), The Grange Farm (49 a.), 1824 (D213/201), and the farms called Molyneux, Maindy, Caetook and Crwys Bwychan (127 a. in all), 1824-6 (D213/204-8). See also D222, D233.

In addition to the occasional Quarter Session records (some only nominal) filed in the leet proceedings and appearing inter alia in the estreats of the leet courts of the manor or borough, are the following separate records and papers relating to the Quarter Session held before the bailiffs, as authorized by Llanfyllin's charter:oath rolls, 1703-1754 (MA 646-653), files and isolated papers, 1710-1820 (MA 654-670), and sacrament certificates, 1677-1761 (MA 671-673).

Mainly leases by William Ormsby Gore of Brogyntyn, Mary Jane his wife, and John Ralph Ormsby Gore, of parts of Borth-y-gest farm in the parish of Ynyscynhaearn, Caernarfonshire, for development as building plots, 1847-1860, and for the erection of a quay wall, 1867. There is also a lease for the site of Borth-y-gest Independent Chapel, 1871; and an acknowledgement for the conveyance of a garden plot, 1924.