Dangos 1924 canlyniad

Arranged into material in the original deposit, 1853-1905 (D 1-72), in the April 1898 deposit, 1888-1891 (D 73-77), and in the Aug. 1989 deposit, 1852-1912 (D 78-92). D 86-92 are photocopies of original correspondence in the Armstrong archive at Bamburgh.

Letter books and bundles of loose letters containing official and some private correspondence mainly from, but also, to Clive, relating to his life in India and England, 1752-1759,1765-1774. For the most part there is no clear division between either the public and private or the Indian and European aspects of the correspondence. Owing to the predominance of the public correspondence, it is Clive's service in the East India Company and, in the wider context, the history of British rule in India, rather than his domestic and private concerns, that provide the main subject matter. The group also contains indexes and registers of corespondence, and letters written in Persian, 1752-1773, almost all addressed to Clive, relating mainly to military and financial affairs in India and to relationship with and between native Indian rulers.

The Roberts & Evans archive included an incomplete annual series of bundles of drafts, sometimes further arranged into draft conveyances, leases, mortgages and reconveyances, abstracts of title, wills, and miscellaneous draft papers. Of these, the draft wills have been retained (SD 1), as well as draft deeds relating to public undertakings (SD 2), and a small sample of miscellaneous draft papers (SD 3). The rest were returned to the depositor, the successor in business to Roberts & Evans. A list is available in hard copy at the reader’s desk containing a lightly edited version of an uncompleted preliminary list of the drafts in Roberts & Evans boxes 64-76 before they were weeded; this is the only record of the drafts in those boxes that were returned to the depositor. Further drafts and executed final versions of some of these deeds may well be among the clients’ papers (C).

Diaries and other papers created or collected by Gwendoline and Margaret Davies related to their interests in art, travel and their work during the First World War with the Red Cross.

Manorbier court rolls. Court Rolls of the manor of Beere otherwise Manorbeere, co. Pembroke. The roll listed as Picton Castle MS 225 contains over ninety documents belonging to three main classes, together with some miscellanea. The three main classes are the court rolls, 1687-1697 (A), presentments of the grand jury, 1687-1698 (B), and memoranda of surrenders, 1686-1698 (C), plus miscellanea, 1686-1691 (D). Needs sewing.

Note. For John Mair Journals, 1761-1785, see E 810-815.

The letters have been arranged alphabetically by correspondent. The recipients are Lord Aberdeen (C 840), Thomas Arnold (C 863), Sarah Austin (C 830), Charles Buller (C 839), Lord Clarendon (C 838), George Coombe (C 867), Patrick Colquohoun (C 842), Lord de Grey (C 864), Lord Duncannon (C 862), Bishop of Exeter (C C 857), B. Fellowes (C 860), Joseph Fletcher (C 836, C 841), John M. Forbes (C 854), 2nd Earl Grey (C 859), 3rd Earl Grey (Lord Howick) (C 855), Harriett Grote (C 845-850), Renn Dickson Hampden (C 865), Hand-loom Weavers Commissioner (C 851), Benjamin Hawes (C 839), Lord Lansdowne (C 861), Bishop of Llandaf (Edward Copleston) (C 858), McVay Napier (C 852-853), Lord Palmerston (C 869), M. J. Routh (C 831, C 833), Lord John Russell (C 866), Harriett Beecher Stowe (C 870), Alexis de Tocqueville (C 844), Richard Whately (C 834, C 837, C 843, C 871), Mrs Whately (C 835), unknown recipients (C 832, C 868).

Manuscript and typescript drafts of apparently unpublished poems, arranged in alphabetical order.

Arranged into family settlements and trusts, 1806-1911 (Da), Cilgwyn estate deeds, 1780-1947 (Db), Paddington / Hall Park estate deeds, 1635-1920 (DC), Devon estate deeds, 1609-1767 (DD), Van estate deeds, 1800-1949 (De), and miscellaneous deeds, 1850-1852 (Df).

The unit comprises Frances's reminiscences, drafted while preparing her autobiography.

The group comprises miscellaneous papers, 1987-1998, among them circulars, reports and press cuttings, relating to Labour Party policies and campaigns and the performance of Labour Party candidates in Welsh local government elections, the results and the resultant composition of district councils. They include many press cuttings.

The group comprises correspondence and papers, 1984-1994, relating to the Labour Party campaigns in the European elections of 1984, 1989 and 1994.

Material relating to Clifford McLucas' time as artist in residence, including preparatory photographs and photographs of the finished works, Clifford McLucas and pupils at work and other subjects; together with the artwork created during this period.

Papers relating to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path deep mapping project, comprising mainly research papers, including library slips, photocopies and maps; and project information, including copies of the project prospectus.