National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

'De Religione Gentilium' ('Censura relligionis gentilium ejusque occasio’) - complete work,

E2/3/4.
File
[1641x1644].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

'De Religione Laici' - complete work,

E2/4/2.
File
[c.1644].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Debate in Parliament concerning the raising of militia [copy],

M1/13.
File
1685, November 9-20.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy of the debate in the House of Commons, 9-20 November 1685, concerning the establishment of the militia, disbanding the new-raised forces and raising a present supply for the king.

Declaration by Edward Herbert concerning the General Pardon,

C1/16.
File
1660, June 7.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Edward Herbert's declaration in subscribing to the General Pardon of 1 May 1660 granted by Charles II, 7 June 1660.

Herbert of Cherbury, Edward Herbert, Baron, approximately 1633-1678

Declaration by Richard Salter against Henry Herbert [copy],

C2/4/27.
File
1684, May 10.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy of the declaration put by Richard Salter against Henry Herbert before the barons of the Exchequer, 10 May 1684.

Declarations by employees regarding complaints against [Dominique] Donnelly,

P3/2/1.
File
1728, October 18.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Declarations, 18 October 1728, of Timothy Young, engineer, and Obadiah Wright, Jerimiah Hodges and John White, smiths.

Deposition by Lady Charlotte concerning the will and death of the late duke of Powis,

P2/4/6.
File
1745, August 16.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Deposition [?by William Herbert, Lord Powis] concerning the title to Llwydiarth [copy or draft],

P1/4.
File
[c.1655].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy or draft of a deposition, [c.1655], concerning the title to Llwydiarth, in consequence of the sequestration of the estate of Herbert Vaughan and the subsequent tenure of Edward Vaughan of Glanllyn, which is disputed.

Powis, William Herbert, Duke of, 1573-1656.

Description of France, by Thomas Overbury in the time of Henry IV [copy],

E5/4/4.
File
1609x[1624].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Description of the history and prospects of the Guadalcanal mine,

P3/2/3.
File
[c.1734].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Description of the La Rochelle campaign, in response to foreign accounts,

E5/4/15.
File
1628.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Description of the La Rochelle campaign, 1628, entitled: 'Anti Mercurii Britannici responsum ad res nouissima obsidionis Rupellana A.D. 1628 a Mercuriis Gallicis et Gallobelgicis falso narrates’.

Description of the members of the French court,

M2/9.
File
[1550x1600].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Dialogue from Lucian, and a tract on the authority of the church of Rome, [c.1620x1648].

E4/3.
File

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Dialogue out of Lucian between Alexander and Hannibal, Scipio and Minos [to p. 28]; together with ‘Liber primus: Of the authority of the church of Rome and of its chiefs’, [c.1620x1648].

Dialogue on the religion of Christ and the Gentiles,

E2/5/1.
File
[1640x1648].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Dialogue, [1640x1648], between characters named Julianus and Cyrillus.

Discharge from Thomas Hodges to Henry Herbert,

C2/2/38.
File
1682, January 13.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Discharge of the fine of Richard Herbert,

C1/13.
File
1656, January 2.

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Discharge of the fine of Richard, Lord Herbert, by the Commissioners of the Treasury, 2 January 1656.

'Discourse toucheinge the annoyinge of Spain' [copy],

E5/4/22.
File
[c.1625x1648].

Part of Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy, [c.1625x1648], of 'A Discourse toucheinge the annoyinge of Spain written by Sir Kellem Digbie', which itself was a copy of a memorandum by Sir Francis Drake.

Dissertation on the Triple Alliance,