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Original music scores for opera, ballets and other works for the stage.

The date of the original production of the play is given in brackets.

Statistical information produced by, or collected by, the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association relating to all aspects of the coal trade, both within the United Kingdom and in other countries across the world. Material comprises bound volumes of tabulated information regarding the UK and international coal industries, international trade, wage rates for miners, colliery price lists, annual summaries of Association members, revisions of Assurances, and statistics on the coal trade of foreign countries.

Stephen William Williams (1837-99) was born in Lower Mellington, Churchstoke, co. Mont. He married Maria Williams of Rhaeadr, 11 Sept. 1862, in Liverpool Parish Church. He was an archaeologist, antiquary, numismatist and territorial soldier. He was the County Surveyor for Radnorshire, 1862-1899. He died (while High Sheriff of Radnorshire) at Sandown, Isle of Wight on 11 Dec. 1899 and was buried in Rhaeadr churchyard. He had no children. For Stephen William Williams, see: R. W. D. Fenn & J. B. Sinclair, 'Our ubiquitous friend', Trans. Rads. Soc., vol. 20 (1989), pp. 116-134; 'Stephen W. Williams of Penralley, 1833-1899', Arch. Camb., vol. 159 (2000), pp. 89-121; David H. Williams, 'An appreciation of the life & work of Stephen Williams Williams', Mont. Colls., vol. 80 (1992), pp. 55-88; 'SW Williams, 1837-1899, a commemoration', Trans. Rads. Soc., vol. 69 (1999), pp. 116-142. Deunydd perthnasol: Many other papers of Stephen William Williams may be found in the Birmingham Corporation Waterworks collection held in NLW, the records of the Elan Valley Waterworks Committee in the Birmingham Public Reference Library, and at the Powys County Record Office. Arranged into personal papers, 1862-1999 (627-658), Penralley, [late 18 cent]-1904 (659-678), the archaeologist and historian, [c.1824-c.1975] (679-686), Radnorshire Volunteers and miscellanea, [c.1878-late 1890s], 687-690, local affairs, land agent and architectural practice, 691-724 (1864-1900), and Ty-lwch estate, 1867-1910 (725-741).

The unit consists of letters and papers relating to various members of the Stevenson family, including Frances's sister Muriel, 1923-1962, and her brother Paul, 1910-1915, together with research notes and materials assembled by Ruth Longford.

Miscellaneous materials, 1753-1947, accumulated by J. H. Davies or by his family following his death.

An additional group of correspondence, 1882-1912, and reminiscences, 1888-1898, of Stuart Rendel (1834-1913), Liberal MP for Montgomeryshire.

The group comprises files on an array of subjects relevant to the activities of the Labour Party Wales, 1931-1996, including the Welsh language, 1965, 1988-1997; devolution, 1978, 1994-1999; local government funding, 1981-1983; the work of the Poll Tax Working Group, 1987-1990; the work of the Boundary Commission for Wales, 1983-1996; CND Wales, 1985-1988; the policy document The Future of Local Government in Wales, 1986-1989; the Education Working Group of the Labour Party, 1987-1988; the Welsh Language Working Party, 1989-1991; women's issues, 1990-1997; the National Health Service, 1991-1997; and parliamentary boundary reform, 1993-1994.

Correspondence and papers on specific subjects, 1951-95, accumulated by John Morris mainly during the course of his political career as the Labour MP for the Aberavon constituency. They are mainly of political or legal interest.

The original files and their titles have been kept. The files mainly contain printed and published material.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

Much of the archive arrived at the Library arranged in subject groups. Where possible these groups have been retained, with a little amalgamation and re-arrangement, as the basis of the present list.

Arranged into Commonwealth, 1958-79 (C1-4), Welsh affairs, 1962-68 (C5-14), Parliamentary Labour Party, 1968-79 (C15-17), Rhodesia, 1978-79 (C18-23), House of Lords, 1983-86 (C24), Welsh affairs, 1980-85 (C25), foreign affairs, 1981-89 (C26-29), domestic politics, 1983-88 (C30-32), University of Wales, 1984-88 (C33-38), Welsh affairs, 1988-92 (C39-44), Anglesey, 1983-92 (C46-53), University of Wales, 1977-94 (C54-71), Welsh affairs, 1993-97 (C72-73), and miscellaneous, 1968-96 (C74-78).