Press cuttings, 1908, being a series of articles by George Eyre Evans entitled 'Caermarthenshire people called Quakers' which appeared in The Welshman under the general title of 'Carmarthenshire antiquities', together with items of correspondence, 1908-1909, and notes relating thereto. English. Formerly George Eyre Evans Bequest MS 446.
British Archaeological Association Congress at Tenby,
Press cuttings containing accounts of the Congress of the British Archaeological Association held at Tenby, 2-12 Sept. 1884, from The Welshman. English. Formerly George Eyre Evans Bequest MS 455.
A series of press cuttings containing an article by Griffith John Thomas entitled 'Madam Bevan's Will. The Chancery Action (Attorney-General v. Stepney), 1784-1804', which appeared in The Welshman. English. Formerly George Eyre Evans Bequest MS 459.
A volume of press cuttings, being obituaries and reminiscences about Alexander Gordon (1841-1931), the Unitarian minister. English. Formerly George Eyre Evans Bequest MS 466.
A volume of material relating to the National Museum of Wales, gathered together by George Eyre Evans who was a member of the Museum Council. English. Formerly George Eyre Evans Bequest MS 468.
A volume of press cuttings relating to various aspects of archaeology and antiquarianism, including the Bayeux Tapestry; Skipton Castle, Yorkshire; Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds; Whalley Abbey, near Blackburn; Bolton Priory, Wharfedale; Fountains Abbey, near Ripon; Jervaulx Abbey in Wensleydale; Mrs Gaskell of Knutsford; Chedworth Roman Villa; a Roman site at Folkestone; Cockersand Abbey; Kirkby-Ravensworth Charity; an ivory carving of Mary, Queen of Scots, at Llandudno; finds at Beisan in Palestine; 'Up-Helly-Aa', the Norse Festival of the Shetland Islands; the reopening of Tutankhamen's tomb; and photographs of James Ward and Sir Francis Sacheverell Darwin. English. Formerly George Eyre Evans Bequest MS 472.
Ex Libris Journal II & III with correspondence.
A list compiled by George Eyre Evans of the mayors, bailiffs, sergeants, petty constables, coroners, chamberlains (accountants), scavengers and bellmen of Aberystwyth, 1690-1835.
George Eyre Evans.
Three collecting books used for recording subscriptions received towards the formation of a 'Darllenfa', or reading-room, at Penparcau, near Aberystwyth, 1908-1909.
Ex Libris Journal XII & XIII with correspondence.