Dangos 1924 canlyniad

Deeds And Documents relating to properties acquired by the Marquis of Bute by exchanges. Although kept by the estate solicitors as a separate class of 'Cardiff deeds (exchanges)' in Bute tin box number 35, and relating mainly to the Cardiff area, they also contain deeds for p's Ystradyfodwg and Pen-tyrch and other places. A small number of deeds relating to exchanges have been added to this class.

See also M 18. For an appointment of a bailiff, 1778, see M 5/1007. For a resolution of the Glamorgan Quarter Sessions ordering the abandonment of the house of correction at Cowbridge, 1824, see G 25.

For a letter from Lord Windsor to John Seward enquiring about the possibility of selling Ogmore and Newton Nottage, 1713, see A 10/685. For an appointment of bailiff, 1778, see M 5/1007.

In the parishes of Aberdare and Llanwynno. For notes relating to an estate, including the manor of Pen-rhys, [17 cent.], see M 41/22. For a survey, 1631, see M 25/5-7.

For deeds relating to the Herbert family of Swansea, 1511-1633, see D 40/1-50.

The group consists of papers which reflect the publishing activities of the English Language Section of the Academi, 1977-1988.

Minutes of the committee, 1922-1977, and agendas and papers for meetings, 1922-1984.

Minutes of the Finance Committee, 1921-1964, ledgers, 1895-1968, travelling expenses accounts, 1934-1952, and cash books, 1894-1923.

Annual Reports of the Committe, 1939-1984, minutes, 1943-1971, Committee accounts, 1944-1951, subject files, 1915-1980, general correspondence and papers, 1938-1965, general papers and correspondence relating to the Welsh Church Acts, 1924-1976, rentals and related correspondence, 1910-1973, receivership accounts, 1942-1962, correspondence files with solicitors, 1910-1973, estate management correspondence files, 1867-1963, notices of assignments, 1941-1963, and ledgers, 1939-1945.

The group consists, for the most part, of papers, [c. 1750’s]-1771, connected with the general routine military administration but also includes some papers, 1756, relating to Clive’s own active service. Being few in number however, they provide only a fragmentary record of his military role with little for the early years of his service and his first governorship (1758-1760), but slightly more for his second administration (1765-1767). A few papers, dated 1764 and 1771, refer to events that occurred when Clive was not in India but are, nonetheless, pertinent to his service there.

Original grant of the jagir together with deeds and correspondence, 1758-1767, relating to its subsequent administration.

Minutes of the Court's Committee on Arts, 1924-132, and of the Art Committee, 1934-1948; Registrar's subject files, 1929-1939; and papers of the Lecture Sub-committee of the Art Committee, 1934-1945.

Annual Reports, 1922-1956, minutes, 1922-1972, Secretary's agendas and papers, 1925-1968, Secretary's general papers and correspondence, 1921-1958, Registrar's subject files, 1924-1985, financial records, 1924-1952, and minutes of the executive committee of the Press Board, 1940-1941.

Records, 1919-1986, of the Board, minutes of the Archaeology and Art Committee of the Board, 1919-1975, minutes of the Dialect sub-committee of the Language and Literature Committee, 1953-1964; papers relating to The O'Donnell Lectures, 1944-1991; and records of Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru (University of Wales Dictionary), 1921-1991.