A volume containing a glossary of armorial families and individuals; a few pedigrees, notably of Griffith of Carreg-lwyd, Llanfaethlu; a list of the fifteen tribes of North Wales; and a note and diagram to ascertain the acreage of the island of Anglesey.
A printed syllabus, with copious manuscript notes, of a course of eight lectures in Botany for schoolmasters' classes conducted by the Agricultural Department of the University College of North Wales, Bangor.
Miscellaneous papers, including notes relating to Rowland Williams (1779-1854), canon of St. Asaph and rector of Ysceifiog, and father of Rowland Williams (1817-70), Vice-Principal of St. David's College, Lampeter; a note, dated November 9, 1892, by Thomas Briscoe (1813-95), D.D., chancellor of Bangor Cathedral and vicar of Holyhead, relating to the incumbency of Holyhead; papers concerning the insurance of Llanfaethlu church, Anglesey; a list, compiled by Canon W. H. Harris, Lampeter, of Cornish and Breton equivalents of certain Welsh ecclesiastical terms; 'An Estimate of repairs and alterations to Peblig mill...', October 29, 1823; etc.
Briscoe, Thomas
Three volumes of material relating to Welsh versions of Thomas à Kempis's De Imitatione Christi, etc., collected by Archdeacon Evans when he was preparing the bibliography afterwards published in The Journal of the Welsh Bibliographical Society, IV, pp. 30-2.
Four versions of Job, xxviii, - from the translations of Bishop William Morgan, Bishop Richard Parry, and Chancellor Thomas Briscoe, and the Revised Version in English.
Letters, 1850-94, to Chancellor Thomas Briscoe, Holyhead, from William Briscoe (Nutfield), Daniel Silvan Evans, Evan Lewis (Llanllechid), Daniel Lewis Lloyd (bishop of Bangor), Thaddeus O'Maloney (Trinity College, Dublin), Bartholomew Price (Pembroke College, Oxford), John Price (Bangor), Llewellyn Thomas (Vice-Principal of Jesus Collie, Oxford), John Williams ('Ab Ithel'), and Morris Williams ('Nicander').
Miscellaneous letters, 1806-69, of W. D. Conybeare, Daniel Silvan Evans, C. and A. Gibbs (London), Owen Wynne Jones ('Glasynys'), Humphrey Parry (Hackney - to David Thomas, 'Dafydd Ddu Eryri'), T. Thomas (canon of Bangor, Llanrhaiadr Vicarage, Denbigh), Jane W. Williams (Ysceifiog Rectory), Morris Williams ('Nicander'), and Rowland Williams (Lampeter), and transcripts of 'Englynion i Ffynnon y Gro Gwynnion gerllaw Dolgellau' by David Richards ('Dafydd Ionawr').
A 'Te Deum' chant arranged by Dr William Boyce, with the Welsh words written beneath.
Boyce, William, bap. 1711, d. 1779
Notes on the geography of the world, with hand-drawn maps.
Papers, including letters, circulars, annual reports, programmes of meetings and services, etc., relating mainly to the activities of the Church in Wales, particularly in the diocese of Bangor.
Church in Wales
Material relating to the diocese of Bangor
A list of books, pamphlets and tracts published or issued in connection with the diocese of Bangor, compiled in 1908 by Albert Owen Evans for purposes in connection with the Welsh Church Commission.
The development of water power in Wales
A typescript of a report prepared in 1919 by G. W. Robinson, Bangor on 'The possibility of developing minor water powers in Wales'.
Robinson, G. W., Bangor
A printed appeal, issued 9 May 1866, for subscriptions towards the cost of erecting new National School buildings in Bangor, Caernarvonshire, with a list of some subscriptions.
Hymns and chants sung at Llanfaethlu Church
One of two lists kept by Richard P. Jones, Ty Uchaf, Llanfaethlu, of hymns, chants, etc., sung at services held in Llanfaethlu church, 1907-10.
Jones, Richard P., fl. 1907-1919
Letters of sympathy received by Archdeaon A. O. Evans on the death of his brother, Captain John Henry Evans, in 1930. Among the correspondents are a large number of clergymen of the Church in Wales.
Accounts and correspondence, 1904-10, relating to the publication of Bangor Diocesan Calendar.
The Form of Service used at the dedication of an organ, a font cover, a window, etc., at St. Mary's Church, Caernarvon, February 26, 1933.
Some Welsh agricultural writers
An exercise book containing notes by Archdeacon Evans for his article entitled 'Some Welsh Agricultural Writers', published in The Welsh Journal of Agriculture, vol. 8 (1932), 71-84, together with the original manuscript of the article (19 ff.).
Some Welsh agricultural writers: correspondence
Letters, 1932, from recipients of complimentary copies of Archdeacon Evans's article 'Some Welsh Agricultural Writers', published in The Welsh Journal of Agriculture, vol. 8 (1932), 71-84.
Notes by Archdeacon Evans and letters to him relating to the life and work of Thomas Owen (d. 1812), a native of Anglesey who was rector of Upton Scudamore, Wiltshire, and translator of Palladius, De re rustica, etc.