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Includes Robert Owen's letters to the newspapers, antiquarian and topographical notes, particularly relating to Welshpool, and four photographs of the diamond jubilee procession through Welshpool, 22 June 1897. Volume labelled, Robert Owen, 1893-1898. R. Owen Collection, presented by Miss Betty Richards 1954.

Includes a typescript note, [1930x1966], that R. H. Jones presented the volume to Alderman R. D. Thomas, who gave it to the Welshpool Corporation archives, to whom it now (then) belongs, and is temporarily deposited in the Powysland Reference Library.

Rentals due from Arthur Blainey and Hanbury Tracy and undertenants to Earl of Powis in Cydewain, 1769, 1771, 1777, 1795, 1802-1804. 8 Items.

Surrey Archaeological meeting, 17 June 1893. Formerly Robert Owen Collection, 1077.1.1936.

Booklet printed by Salter & Richards, County Times office, Welshpool.

Reports and adjudications reprinted from the Montgomery County Times.

Ordnance Survey 1" map, sheet 150, Dinas Mawddwy, rev. ed., 1898.

English Presbyterian Church of Wales, Welshpool: annual report and statement of accounts, 1936. Formerly 1937, 522.7.

[Published in 1938].

The president was Bro. J. E. Tomley, C.B.E., of Montgomery, trustee, Independent Order of Oddfellows, Manchester Unity. The copy is signed by Tomley.

Includes four rentals, 1687-1688 (Hirnant, n.d., Pennant, 1687, Dwyffrwd (Mochnant), and Llanvyllyng (Mechen), 1688); wrappers of missing documents relating to boundaries of Llanfyllin, 1704 (query, see parcel 26?); promise by Thomas Griffiths of Bachie to William Humphreys and Bell Lloyd, churchwardens of Llanfyllin, to pay 30s., interest of a legacy, 6 Nov. 1766; account of chief rents due from Humphrey Jones, esq., to the Earl of Powis, Michaelmas 1782; letters relating to perambulations, 1783-1787, including a proposed joint perambulation of the common boundary between Lord Powis's manor and Myddleton's lordship of Chirk; manuscript copy [?draft] of a sales particulars for estates near Oswestry, including the rectorial tithes of p. Oswestry, a moiety of the rectorial tithes of t. Llynclys in p. Llanyblodwel, and the tithe corn of p. St Martin, to be sold by auction, 21-22 June 1810; appointment of Henry Llewelyn Williams as lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, 23 Dec. 1859; official programme of funeral procession of Palmerston, 27 Oct. 1865; printed genealogical table of Welsh Princes and kings intitled 'III. The framework of Cymric history' (published in Owen Rhoscomyl, Flame-bearers of Welsh history: being the outline of the story of the sons of Cunedda, first published Merthyr Tudful: Welsh Educational Publishing Co., 1905); pedigree and notes on the Blayney family of Blayney Castle, Co. Monaghan, and Gregynog, co. Mont., down to c.1860 (the notes are in the same hand as addressed the envelope that contains them, posted Weston-super-Mare, [1937x1952]); printer's galley of an article by J. Charles Jones, 'Men of our nation: the Cymry', on the Welsh in north America, and especially in California, in an envelope from the office of U. S. Webb, Attorney General of California, 1902-1939. Also miscellaneous pedigrees (748.2.16-23); notes on the Herbert family; pedigree table showing relationship of the Sandford family to the Herberts; newspaper cutting relating to the Kynaston family; miscellaneous pedigrees, including of princes of Wales, Davies of Fronfelyn, Rogers of Burgedin, Manafon line, Cegidfa (Guilsfield) line, Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, Glynne of Glyn Clywedog, Davies of Llaneddyn and Rhiwargo, Wynn of Eunant, Trewylan line, Betws Hall and Llyn lloedd; notes on the Rock and Jevons families; Mytton pedigree and notes; letters and notes relating to T. Jones (1733-1828) and William Sharp, surgeons; memoirs and notes [?of M. C. Jones]; and newspaper cuttings. Also articles and newspaper cuttings, 1820-1939, including newspaper cuttings from Shrewsbury Chronicle & Journal, 1820-1840: 'Roman coins in Montgomeryshire' from Miss Chitty, Yockleton (presented by A. Stanley Davies 1933, ref. 650.1.1933); J. P. Harrison, Roman road in the parish of Ewhurst, Surrey (London, 1872); A guide book to the collection of Roman remains from Wilderspool, near Warrington (Warrington, 1872) (1076.13.1936); W. Thompson Watkin, The Roman stations of Derbyshire (Trans. Derbys. Arch. Soc., VII, 1885); F. H. Williams, Synopsis of the Roman inscriptions of Chester (Chester, 1886) [formerly belonged to M. C. Jones]; Sir J. A. Picton, Notes on the city walls of Chester (Brit. Arch. Assoc., 1887); G. W. Shrubsole, On the identity of the "Mediolanum" of the Second and Tenth Iter of Antoninus (Liverpool, 1891); T. W. Hancock (autograph), 'Roman remains in Montgomeryshire', published in Arch. Camb., 1898; Liverpool Committee for Excavation & Research in Wales & the Marches: first annual report, 1908 (1909) (R. Owen Collection, 307.9.1934); G. E. Fox, A guide to the Roman city of Uriconium at Wroxter, Shropshire (Shrewsbury, 1911); Cambrian Archaeological Association: Seventy-seventh annual meeting ... at Oswestry: programme, 1923; F. N. Pryce, 'A new diploma for Roman Britain', Journal of Roman Studies (1930); F. N. Pryce, 'Caerswsiana', Mont. Colls, [?1932]; Journal of the Manx Museum (Sept. 1939) [probably belonged to A. Stanley Davies].

Includes Mary Newill Owen: Oxford University Extension Lectures at Welshpool, 1895, including newspaper cuttings; Mary Newill Owen: Oxford University Extension Lectures at Welshpool, 1897: notes from lectures and essays with comments of Hilaire Belloc; unbound copies of Country Life, 1901, 1917 (2), 1936 (2) (missing pages); Country Life, 10 May-20 June 1936 (bound). Also catalogue of books, pamphlets, notes, reports, drawings & prints in the Powysland Library, [n.d.].

Includes 'Hark the herald angels sing, anthem: composed for the choir of the parish church (Aberystwith)', by Inglis Bervon, [c.1871] (1515.5.1937); Charles Villiers Stanford (ed.), The national song book ... suggested by the Board of Education (1905): Welsh songs (presented by A. Stanley Davies, ref. 1124.8.1937); 'Cerdd wasanaeth: deuddeg of garolau allan of 'Paddion Music' (gan) J. Sebastian Bach', 1922; 'Tonau ac emynau', [n.d.]; Pageant of Montgomeryshire (no author given, n.d.); plays of M. Tydfil Richards (unsorted typescripts, n.d.).

The papers include: an order from Edward, earl of Powis, lord-lieutenant of co. Mont., to assemble the co. Mont. cavalry, 8 Oct. 1824 (and covering letter from Gilbert Davies, Welshpool donating same); notes on the oath of declaration of office of Welshpool Borough, [?1835]; The Praise of St David's Day, showing the reason why the Welchmen honour the leeke on that day (reprint, London, 1851) (1076.7.1936); typescript 'Extract of letter from Thomas Pugh, dated New York ... 1854 to Aunt Pugh of West Bromwich', [post 1854]; two copies of conveyance to trustees of the Powysland Museum & Library, of a dwelling-house and garden near St Mary's church, Welshpool, 16 July 1874 (printed as an appendix to Mont. Colls VII); Samuel Sandars, An annotated list of books printed on vellum ... in the university and college libraries at Cambridge (Cambridge, 1878); M. Dumersan, Notice des monuments expeses sans le cabinet des medailles er antiques se la Bibliotheque du roi (Paris, 1882); Borough of Shrewsbury: the third report of the committee of the Free Library & Museum (1888); obituary of Morris Charles Jones from Mont. Colls III, 1893; County Borough of Cardiff: The Welsh Museum ... Report 1902 (483.8.1936); 'The Outlook: facsimile of a ... letter from Lord Viscount Nelson ... to Mr J. Deas Thompson ...' 5 Sept. 1805 (printed 1905) (363.1.1934); County Borough of Cardiff: The Welsh Museum ... Report 1910 (483.8.1936); newspaper cutting relating to Welshpool fairs, 1916; funeral service of Frances Naylor, Leighton, 17 Jan. 1918; University of Wales: notice of election of Pro-chancellor 1923 at Welshpool, 1923; British Records Association: rules 1932; Llanidloes Museum: invitation to opening, 1933 (800.4.1934); The Library Association: public library statistics, 1934-1935; sale catalogue of Clumber Library, 25 Oct. 1937 (A. Stanley Davies Collection, 560.6.1937); Sotheby's sale catalogue of Clumber Library, 6 Dec. 1937 (564.6.1937); Powysland Club nomination form (A. A. Rees), 1946; Powysland Club outing card and notes on Tickenhill Manor House, co. Glos., 1947; drawing of two old oak yoke wagon frames at Sylfaen farm, [n.d.] (1506.1.1936); two photographs of carvings at Gungrog Hall (?of M. C. Jones); notes on 'Three effigies in the Powys-land Museum' by M. C. Jones; Board of Education, statutory rules and orders, education, England and Wales, regulations for grants to local museums and galleries, 1934; Shropshire Record Office: County Archivist's report, 1955; E. C. Carter & C. Lewis, 'Sir Edmund Plowden & the Albion Charter, 1632-1785', offprint from The Pennsylvania Magazine of History, 1959; Welshpool Borough Council: annual report of the Medical Officer of Health, 1965; list of committees and standing orders of the Montgomeryshire County Council, 1967; St Mary's, Welshpool, statement of accounts, 1967; St Mary's, Welshpool, civic investiture service, 1969; All Saints, Buttington, restoration appeal envelope, 1970; Bicentenary of the birth of Robert Owen (1771-1868): celebrations at Newtown, [1971]; The Manchester Museum: report 1971-1972 and circular; minutes of Affiliated Museums of National Museum of Wales, Newport, 1972; St Mary's, Welshpool, four funeral service cards, 1972-1975; Welshpool Borough Council: typescript speech of chairman of finance committee, 1973; official poll card, 1973; notice of presentation to Rev. M. Butler, p's Welshpool and Castle Caereinion, 1973; notes on St Nicholas Church, Grosmont, co. Mon., 1973; two tickets to Montgomery County Music Festival, 1973; Montgomeryshire Conservative Association on Penybryn, Castle Caereinion, 1973; agenda of annual general meeting of the League of Friends of The Victoria Memorial Hospital, 1 May 1973; two blank Community Council declarations of secrecy and covering letter from town clerk of Borough of Welshpool, 1974; Conservative election card, 1974; and agenda of the League of Friends of The Victoria Memorial Hospital, 14 May 1974. Also the following undated material: prints illustrated in Mont. Colls; two copies of rules of Welshpool Free Public Library (printed); catalogue of the books in the reference department of the Welshpool Free Public Library (five copies); lists of spare volumes of Mont. Colls in Powysland Library; typescript of NLW 'Particulars of burgage rentals among the Powis estate documents' (302.4.1934); calendar of a deed belonging to the Powysland Club relating to Newton 1465 (Richard Williams Collection, 302.5.1934); miscellaneous historical notes on 'Pheasant Hotel' headed notepaper (378.5.1934); Mont. Colls XXIX: reprint 'Myddleton deeds at Chirk Castle' (568.3.1938); newspaper cutting from the County Times, 'Burgage Rents of Welshpool' (1701); subscription leaflet of the League of Friends of The Victoria Memorial Hospital; typescript history of Aldeburgh Town Hall; Montgomery Waterway Shropshire Union Canal Society: leaflet of the case for the restoration of the Montgomery Canal; typescript walk programme to Leighton Bridge; two offprints of engraving of an unidentified church interior; two views of museum interior; photograph of interior of museum; photograph of new case of medieval ecclesiastical tiles (National Museum of Wales) (468.1.1934); report on Powysland Museum by F. N. P.

The papers include: Berriew Minor Charities papers, correspondence, sealed orders, evidences, 1869-1880; other charities' papers, 1894-1909; a letter from Lord Cholmendeley (19 Oct. 1715), containing an order from the Privy Council (26 Sept. 1715) to the lord-lieutenants of the counties of north Wales to mobilise militia (356.3.1934); notice (blank) of assignment of tolls, [1770x1779] (355.5.1934); notice of requirement to cut, prune and plash hedges, cut of prune trees, to open, cleanse and scour ditches under Act 13 Geo. III, [?c.1772]; assessor's notice of requirement to raise servants, horses, carriages, wagons and carts for duty (2) under Act 25 Geo. III, [c.1785]; form for imposition of forfeiture for offence under Act 25 Geo. III, [?c.1785]; 1st District turnpike lessors' accounts, 1797-1886 (353.9.1934); sales particulars of several desirable freehold farms in co. Mont., 28 June 1802 (355.9.1934); sccount book of mortgages in 1st District of Montgomeryshire Turnpikes, 1827 (354.5.1934); 'Conditions of letting toll-houses and tolls of 1st District' (3), 1839 (353.11.1934); descriptive particulars of a memorial window in parish church of Montgomery (printed, Shrewsbury, c.1859-1860); cuttings and notes relating to oak carving at Gungrog Hall, 1864; 1st District, conditions of letting tolls (2), 1881 (353.7.1934); 1st District, notice of surplus income and meeting (3), 1881 (354.3.1934); 1st District, statement of income and expenditure, 1882-1883 (353.8.1934); Montgomeryshire Flannel Co. Ltd., Welshpool, pplications for shares, appointments of proxies, cheques issued, minutes of meetings, lists of members and proxies, and receipts, 1885-1886 (355.2-17.1934); 'Our Empire', Unionist journal of Liverpool & District, 21 Oct. 1893; Gas Offices, Welshpool, notice of gas prices, 1896 (Robert Owen collection, 228.5.1933); estimates for General District, Inner District and Welshpool Borough rates, 1897; Montgomery County Council: Welshpool union of parishes Order, 1899; photograph and election card of E. Pryce Jones, Montgomery boroughs election, 1900 (354.4.1934); General and Inner District rates, 1902; Board of Education (Draft Fuel Order), notice of applications received from schools under Education Act 1902, 1903; Borough of Welshpool notices: 'Waste of water', 22. Oct. 1904 (2), 'Water supply', 7 Aug. 1906 and 10 Sept. 1906 (2), and 'Notice to drivers of timber carriages, &c.' 12 Sept. 1913 (5); correspondence to Archdeacon D. R. Thomas relating to Richard Roberts, inventor, 1905; typescript notice of perambulation of the Borough of Welshpool, 1906; Order in Council (3) to unite cos Denb., Flint and Mont. as Winter Assize no. 4, 10 Aug. 1909; 'A public meeting ... to consider what action shall be taken by the town of Welshpool to celebrate the coming of age of Lord Clive' (2), 22 Sept. 1913; notice relating to sheep-scab, 1914 (A. Stanley Davies Collection); 'A public meeting' for war memorial (4) and poster, 5 June 1919; poster, 'A public meeting of farmers interested in the growing of clover seeds', 13 Feb. 1922; 'Public Meeting ... to celebrate the coming of age of Lord Clive' (4), 30 May 1925; notice of 'Remembrance Day', 9 Nov. 1925; notice relating to 'Funeral of ... Queen Alexandra' (2), 27 Nov. 1925; 'The Conservatives of Cardiganshire, 1865', poem from the 'Cambrian News', 21 July 1933 (302.3.1934). And also the following undated material: 'Cavalier' poetry, (?by Edward Leighton) (356.4.1934, 356.5.1934); history of an Evans family, and pasted-in cuttings; extracts from award, minutes and correspondence relating to Stone Quarry, Welshpool (Robert Owen Collection, 319.1.1934); 'County council seals of the Welsh counties', from Mont. Colls XXIV; Order for union of Welshpool civil parishes, Pool Lower, Middle and Upper; election card of C. W. Williams Wynn (2) (354.3.1934); reward notice leading to conviction of malicious damagers of the Welshpool street lamps (Robert Owen Collection, 228.6.1933); printed account of treasurer for building district church of St John, Pont Dolanog, with subscribers.

(I) Miscellany of documents, [?1576x1600]-1771: (a) Copy (?late 16 cent) of a petition (4 Hen. VII; 1488-1489) by the king's tenants of the lordship of Halcetor for confirmation of articles of local customs. Refers to 'maior' and 'ringeld'; customs relating to rebellions, 'theefes', arddelw (Arthelowe), wrongful judgement, foreigners, Welsh rebelion. Tenants are not to be attached if troubled but may 'free come into the courte' and exchequer without impediment: 'And the castell open to them to come soe duringe the courte daie, without there be accions betwixt parties' etc.; (b) 'Remembrances' for new rents relating to Halcetor and Cydewain (Kedewen), [n.d.]; (c) Memoranda relating to tenements to be excepted in 'my Lords agreement with the farmors under him for Cordon forest', i.e. Corndon Forest; (d) Survey and rent roll of Hopton Kerry, [c.1660]; (e) Kerry and Halcetor arrears of new and lease rents, 1771; (f) Particulars of estates found by inquisition to be of Lord Marquis of Powys, 1 Aug. 1 Wm & Mary (1689): badly damaged and part faded (749.9). (Ii) Chief rental, 'A true rentall of the rents of the ... lordshippe examined 1599 with the rentall there dated the xxvijth day of November Anno Regni Regine Elez quarto [1561]', 1599 (749.4); petition of inhabitants and parishioners of Chirbury to king for a speedy course in their cause in Chancery v. the burgesses of Shrewsbury who had refused to maintain a preacher in Chirbury. The burgesses are 'a welthie people' who receive £205 p.a. out of the parish allowing only £9.6.3 to the 'Vickeredig', [c.1609] (749.6); chief rental of Hurdley, Churchstoke and Hussington, 1 Oct. 1609, four skins of vellum (See Mont. Coll., XXXVII, p. 31. The last paragraph gives more details of the tithe dispute with Shrewsbury burgesses, not included in printed account) (749.5); parchment rental vellum for Hurdley, Churchstoke and Hyssington, 1 May 1643 (749.2); paper copy of no. 749.2, parchment rental for Hurdley, Churchstoke and Hyssington, 1 May 1643 (749.1); parchment summary rent roll for part of Hurdley, Churchstoke and Hussington, [c.1643], one skin (749.3); new and lease rents of Halcetor, 1687-1715 (749.8); chief rent rolls of Halcetor, 1691-1712 (749.7); thirty letters and manuscripts, materials for a history of Churchstoke and manor of Halcetor, 1702-[pre 1934] (No's 8 and 9 are a perambulation of the parish boundary, 1702) (Given by the executors of G. Mountford, retired schoolmaster, dec., 1934. 748.2.1-29); twenty five note books by George Mountford relating to Churchstoke, [pre 1934] (Given by the executors of late G. Mountford, retired schoolmaster, 1934. 748.1.1-25). (Iii) Manor and cymwd of Halcetor, and parishes of Churchstoke and Hyssington. Publications: Survey of the lordship of Halcetor, 1609, see E. A. Lewis, Mont. Coll., XXXVII (1915), p. 31; Churchstoke, its townships and industries, see George Mountford, Mont. Coll., XL (1938), p. 205; Manor of Halcetor, see George Mountford, Mont. Coll., XLII (1932), p. 116; Bronze and stone implements in Shrewsbury Museum, see L. F. Chitty, Shropshire Trans., XII (1929), p. 64; Standing stones on Stapley Hill, see George Mountford, Shropshire Trans., XLVI (1932), p. 200; History of the parish of Hyssington and appendix of documents, see J. B. Willans, Mont. Coll., XXXV (1910), p. 177.

(A) Robert Owen of Newtown. (I) Lithograph of 'Robert Owen Esqr.' (as a young man). (Ii) Photographic print of engraving of Robert Owen. (Iii) Cutting depicting 'Robert Owen, The Philanthropist'. (Iv) Magazine print of bust of Robert Owen by Sir Goscombe John, RA. (V) Photographic print (original by L. Ehremayer, Ealing) of Robert Owen 'From a plaster medallion by Miss Beech'. (Vi) 'A view & plan of the villages of unity & mutual co-operation. Described in Mr Owen's report on the poor, 1817'. (Vii) The Cardiff Congress 'Co-Operative News', 2 June 1900: article on Robert Owen. (Viii) 'The Views of the late Chas Thos Woosnam of Newtown on the principles of Robert Owen the Socialist, Newtown July 27th 1868'. Presented to the Powys-land Museum by Charles Thomas of Newtown. (Ix) Open letter of C. T. Woosnam, 27 July 1868, to his fellow townsmen on Owen's religious views. (X) Notes from Mary Howitt, an autobiography edited by her daughter Margaret Howitt 1889, vol. 1, p. 170, re New Lanark. (Xi) The New Lanark Ticket (2) for wages of half a crown. (760.1 1934). (Xii) Cutting from The Daily Mail, 8 March 1933, re 'Equitable Labor Exchange' token 1833 signed by Robert Owen. (326.7 1934). (Xiii) Programme of the opening of the Robert Owen Memorial Museum, Newtown, 9 May 1929. (733.1 1934). (Xiv) Photographic print of inauguration ceremony of Robert Owen memorial, Newtown. Donor: Edward Davies, Newtown. 1934. (Xv) Invitation to unveiling of memorial tablet in Welshpool to Robert Owen, 23 July 1932. (B) Notes for press re same event. (Xvi) Letter from The Cooperative News, 25 July 1932, re notes and speech of Rt Hon. A.V. Alexander. (C) Newspaper cuttings re same and re Robert Owen. (Xvii) Life and Work of Robert Owen, reprint from lecture by Rt Hon. George N. Barnes, PC, to the Montgomeryshire Society, University of London, King's College, 10 Oct. 1928. (Xviii) 1 p. rough notes of (? Robert Owen) re Robert Owen of Newtown in long and short hand. (D) Other items relating to Newtown. (Xix) Printed invitation, 24 March 1846, from John Foulkes, High Sheriff, to meeting to consider the desirableness of a Mechancics Institution, Newtown. (Xx) Election of coroner (Newtown District): statement of poll, n.d.: Slyman and Marsh. (Xxi) Cutting, 'The Wrexham Exhibition' reviewed by 'R. W.': works of art, MSS, etc., with advertisements on dorse including laying of memorial stone of New English Congregational Church, Newtown, 20 Sept. 1876. (Xxii) Notes on John Roberts, harpist, Newtown (1816- ) by ? Richard Williams. (Xxiii) Notes by Richard Williams on Newtown 1st Benefit Society. (Xxiv) Booklet: 'Newtown (Monts.) The Ideal Tourist Centre', 1934. (326.12 1934). (Xxv) MS letter of Richard Williams to editor of Newtown and Welshpool Express, n.d., re new market hall. (E) Other items from Powysland Archives. (Xxvi) Leather bound musical notation book: on inside board 'Arthur Davies Tyddyn Guildsfield...', c.1819. Contains hymns, psalms. (1016.3 1935). (Xxvii) Identical leather bound musical notation book: on inside board 'Edward Jeffreys Lewis Evans his book 1793'. Includes list of 'Articles belonging to the singers belonging to Guildsfield Church...', 1817, verses, notation for hymns and psalms. (1016.4 1935). (Xxviii) Eight cards bearing double photographic prints (1860s or 1870s?): 'Snowscene' (coloured); 'Gad's Hill Place, Mr Charles Dickens on the Lawn' published by Mason and Co., 7 Amen Corner, London; 'The Moat, Whittington Castle - 405' (coloured); 'Crystal Palace 1. The nave' (coloured); unidentified man leaning against a water butt with group and donkey on dorse of card; couple outside a stone, ivyclad house; bridge and view of a city (in Russia or Turkey?). (Xxix) Notice, 3 May 1791, not to attend Quarter Sessions as a witness from John Thomas, churchwarden and attorney for appellants, to [--] Bowen (of ?Llanged)wyn. (1015.1 1935). (Xxx) List of subscribers to court and accommodation for Summer Assizes, co. Mont., in the public rooms, Newtown, and for detention and safe custody of prisoners, 4 April 1837. (Xxxi) Garthmil Hall estates: general cash account of sale, 1857-1861. (Xxxii) Garthmil Hall: Mr and Mrs P.B. Williams and trustees: cash account, 1858-1861. (Xxxiii) Montgomeryshire Borough Elections 1880: oaths, affirmations, questions. (430.6 1934). (Xxxiv) Humble petition, 5 June 1834, of inhabitants of co. Mont. to the King re holding of assizes at Newtown as well as Welshpool. (Xxxv) Sale particulars plan of Gregynog estate (Blayney family), 1913; Grand Jury Summons, 22 Dec. 1932. (Xxxvi) Montgomery County Council: booklets of dates of meetings of council and standing committees and of Quarter Sessions, 1932-1934. (457.5-6 1934). (Xxxvii) Notice of meeting of Montgomery Agricultural Society, 11 Nov. 1873. (Xxxviii) Illustrations of churches etc. in Mont. Coll.: Darowen old and new churches; Forden old church; Llanfechain church restored; Llangurig church; Llangurig church: east and north windows and belfry door; Llanrhaiadr-ym-Mochnant church: Llansantfraid-ym-Mechain church; Meifod church; well, Ffynnon y Clawdd Llesg, Meifod; view of Pennant church and vale; old church near the Old Queen's Head, Welshpool; engraving by J. Hutchings of High Street, Welshpool. (Xxxix) Booklet re. 'The laying of the foundation stone of All Saints Church, Llanllwchaiarn', All Saints' Day, 1888. (Xxxx) Order of consecration and opening services, 26 June 1890, of same church. (Xli) Robert Richards, 'The Rev. Walter Davies, MA, (Gwallter Mechain), 1762-1849'; re-print from Mont. Coll. (Xlii) Wales: past, present & future: an address delivered by The Hon. W. Rupert Davies, FRSA (St David's Day 1944) before the Welsh Society of Montreal. ('R. O.' on cover). (Xliii) Diary of the War, principal events, 1914-Nov. 1918. Reprinted from the Daily News. (Xliv) District of Montgomery. Referendum poster, 22 May 1975. (Xlv) Lead tubes through the ages (booklet). (431.2 1934). (Xlvi) Supplement (illustrated) from The Montgomeryshire Express and Radnor Times, 8 April 1930, re Local Boards of Guardians: Rhayader, Caersws, Llanfyllin, Forden, Machynlleth. (Xlvii) Cutting from Daily Mail, Jan. 1935, re surname 'Jones'. (494.12 1935 A. Stanley Davies Coll.). (Xlviii) Statutory Rules and Orders 1915: 260; 1919: 1892/L.35; 1921: 231; 1921: 1098; 1927: 792; 1928: 33. (Xlix) Rev. W. Gwynne, BA, A sermon preached at the assizes holden at East Grinstead, in Sussex', 20 March 1780, before Sir William Ashurst, Judge of Assize (Lewes, by W. Lee, n.d.). Marked on cover 'William Markwick Esq.' (771.8 1934). (L) Literary competition B1 National Eisteddfod of Wales, 1899, by a "Sergeant of Volunteers" ' (Robert Owen) on History of Powys (incomplete). (322.12 Robert Owen Coll.). (Li) Robert Owen on 'VIII Archaeology'. (322.10 Robert Owen Coll.). (Lii) Light Railway Commissioners: Llanfyllin & Llangynog Light Railway: draft order, 1897 (Pughe & Jones, solicitors, Llanfyllin). (Liii) 13 George III: An Act for continuing and enlarging the terms and powers of two acts, made in the thirty-first year of his late majesty, and ninth year of his present majesty's reign, for repairing several roads in the counties of Montgomery, Merioneth, and Salop; and for repairing several other roads therein mentioned. (Liv) Rules of the Montgomery Working Men's Conservative Club (established 1886) (313.1 1934). (Lv) Notice of inaugural meeting of the Montgomery & District Free Church Council, 2 June 1899, at Town Hall, Montgomery. (Lvi) Presbyterian Church of Wales: statement of accounts, 1913. (Lvii) Drawing of Forden (old) church, demolished 1865. (Lviii) Folder of rough notes by A. Stanley Davies mainly re. Machynlleth. (Lix) Correspondence of W. W. E. Wynne of Peniarth, 1869-1870, to M. C. Jones and miscellaneous notes. (Lx) Correspondence to M. C. Jones and miscellaneous notes re Lloyd family of Dolobran, 1876-1887, including rental of Teirtref, cantref Mechain, n.d.; essay by T. G. Jones on 'Gov. Thomas Loyd 1640 to 1694-5' (Governor of Pennsylvania); and 'Memoranda of a visit to Dolobran, Valle Crucis, and other localities in Wales'. (Lxi) Census of England and Wales, 1891: preliminary report and tables. (Lxii) Forden Union: Superintendent Registrar: quarterly accounts of births, deaths, and marriages, 1861-1875. (315.11 1934. Robert Owen Coll.). (Lxiii) Forden Union: Superintendent Registrar: census, 1871: returns. (319.6 1934. Robert Owen Coll.). (Lxiv) Forden Union: Superintendent Registrar: Welch Pool District: census returns, 1911 (in autograph of Robert Owen). (Lxv) The Shrewsbury Chronicle, 25 Dec. 1863. (Lxvi) Manuscript extracts from 'An account of the principal lazarettos in Europe' by John Howard, FRS, 1789, relating to Wales. (Lxvii) Service card in memory of William Rupert Davies (d. 1 March 1967) at St Mary's parish church, Welshpool, 22 June 1967. (Lxviii) Musical notation and words (Welsh and English) of 'Abide With Me': 'Trig Gyda Mi'. Music by T. Maldwyn Price. Welshpool.

(Lxix) 'Bronze matrix found at Loppington' from Mont. Coll. XXIV. (Lxx) Powysland Club forms of nominations, 1948-1949, miscellaneous correspondence, 1950-1951, and statements of accounts, 1947-1949.

1862-1865
Five election posters (35/3)
Four posters relating to the Montgomery Boroughs electoral contests between S. C. G. Hanbury Tracy and Capt. Hampton, 1862-1865, and an undated election poster, 'Vote for Davies and abolition of church rates, 'J. Davis, printer, Lampeter', perhaps relating to David Davies, the unsuccessful candidate for the Cardiganshire seat in the 1865 general election.