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Papers deriving from administrative procedures of central government and the interest of the Pryse family as Members of Parliament, 1708-1880, described in more detail at series level.

Copy, printed 1708, of ‘Mr Price’s speech in the House of Commons, 22d Janry 1695’, entitled ‘The Speech of an Antient Britain in Parliament against An Exorbitant Grant together with Four More Speeches spoke in the Treasury’, with a memo on the authenticity of a manuscript copy of the same, 1768.

Original bundle containing very miscellaneous documents, some of which may not be relevant here. The main item is an epitome of the settlement by Pryse Pryse the elder and Pryse Pryse the younger of freehold estates in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, Gloucester and Berkshire, 1846, with a copy schedule and related letters, 1845-1847. Other items include a grant of an annuity by Lewis Pryse of Gogerddan to Lewis Jones of Llwyndolithel, Merioneth, 1708; an account of the descent and financial position of the Rug and Bachymbyd estates of Sir Roger Salusbury; schedule of the debts of Thomas Pryse, 1729-1741; bonds for payment by Maria Charlotta Pryse, 1742, and John Pughe Pryse, 1762; a schedule of papers received from Gellydowyll. 1769; a survey of part of the Gogerddan estate; deeds and leases by John Hughes of Ysker Hir, heir of Glan[l]ery, 1795 (copy, with a letter, 1832), John Lewis of Terfynan, 1833, Pryse Pryse, 1841, and Pryse Loveden, 1850; a promissory note by John Lewis of Morfa’r Borth to fulfil a legacy by his mother, Eleanor Lewis of Ffosygrafel, for the education of poor boys in Cyfoethybrenin, and to maintain the pinfold, in return for a part of Wernleri common, 1829; and a valuation of tithe woods in the parish of Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn [19th cent.]

Subject: Rectory of Humber.

Subject: Living of Aberffraw.

Subject: Living of Aberffraw.

Account sheets of churchwardens of the parish of Llanbrynmaire, Montgomeryshire, 1708-1743 (with gaps) and undated.

Subject: Curacy of Little Cumberton.

Subject: Benefice of Llanvawr.

The second of four volumes of letters addressed to Edward Wynne, chancellor of Hereford, from correspondents including Thomas Phelps and Richard Pyle, both of Hereford; most have drafts of Edward Wynne's replies written on them.

Assignment of dower by Roger Barnston of Churton, Cheshire, administrator of John Barnston, deceased, to Elizabeth Barnston, widow, of an annuity issuing out of premises in Farndon, in accordance with an agreement to settle a dispute between the parties, 1709.

Printed books with manuscript notes by T. Llechid Jones (487, 490, 494) and others (502) (not in chronological order).
Nos 481-486, 488-489, 491-493, 495-501, 503-507 (all of which contain manuscript notes) have been transferred to the Printed Books Collection: 481. Bishop Hacket's Memoirs of the Life of Archbishop Williams ... (London, 1715); 482. a miscellaneous volume including A Charge Delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Bangor ... 1817 (Bangor, [1817]), and a manuscript sermon on the Book of Numbers Chapter XXIII verse 10; 483. Angharad Llwyd, A History of the Island of Mona (Ruthin, 1833) [XDA 1338 LL79 (4to)]; 484. A Brief Sketch of a Proposed New Line of Communication between Dublin and London... (Dublin, 1836); 485. Old Price's Remains ... by John Price, MA (London, 1864); 486. Arthur James Johnes, An Essay on the Causes which have Produced Dissent from the Established Church in the Principality of Wales (Llanidloes, 1870); 488. Sir John Wynne, The History of the Gwydir Family ... (Oswestry, 1878); 489. W. H. James, Old Karnarvon ... (Carnarvon, [1882]); 491. Hugh J. Williams, Hanes Eglwys Llanllechid (Bangor, 1910); 492. Hanes Eglwysi a Phlwyfi Lleyn ..., dan olygiaeth y Parch. D. T. Davies (Pwllheli, 1910); 493. David Davies (Dewi Eden), Harlech, Ardudwy a'i Gwron ... (Blaenau Festiniog, 1914); 495. Hunangofiant y Parch. Thomas Jones ..., wedi ei olygu gan Idwal Jones (Aberystwyth, 1937); 496. Rulacc, Ruedok, and the Valley of the Welsh Dee by a FRA (London, 1899); 497. Grey Ewing, A History of Cowden ... (Tunbridge Wells, 1926) [DA 699.8 C87 E95]; 498. Thomas Griffiths Jones, A History of the Parish of Llansantffraid-yn-Mechain; 499. articles from Y Traethodydd, including John Owen, Criccieth, ‘Y Parch. Thomas Roberts, Jerusalem’ (Y Traethodydd, 60 (1900), pp. 229-238), with a manuscript note by T. Llechid Jones, [c. 1919]; 500. Llyfr Gweddi Cyffredin a Gweinidogaeth y Sacramentau (London, 1678) with manuscript notes by Peter Vaughan [Ws 1678 (1a)]; 501. A Summary View of the Articles Exhibited Against the Late Bishop of St Davids ... (London, 1701) and A Short Narrative of the Proceedings Against the Bishop of St Asaph ... (London. 1702) [Ws 1701 (4a)]; 503. Henry Rowlands, Mona Antiqua Restaurata ... (London, 1766) [XDA 1338.2 R88 (4to)]; 504. Sir John Wynn, The History of the Gwydir Family... (Ruthin, 1827) with manuscript notes by W. W. E Wynne [Ws 1827 (4to)]; 505. John Reynolds of Oswestry, The Scripture Genealogy ... to which is added A Display of Heraldry (Chester, 1739), pp. 3-192 only, the missing pages having been copied in manuscript by Alfred Neobard Palmer from Peniarth MS 146, [c. 1885?] [OXA 551]; 506. Alfred Neobard Palmer, A History of Ancient Tenures of Land in the Marches of North Wales ... (Wrexham, [1885]) with manuscript notes by the author; 507. Alfred Neobard Palmer, History of the Town of Wrexham ... by Alfred Neobard Palmer, Wrexham, 1893 with manuscript notes by the author, 1893.

Letter from John Evans, bishop of Bangor, London, to David Jones, Llanidloes. Subject: Communion.

To Mrs Margaret Wynne. Subject: Smallpox. Dr Sacheverell's trial, including a list of those who found him guilty and not guilty.

To Mrs Margaret Wynne. Subject: Death and will of John Wynne.

Subject: Personal.

Subject: Rent due from his parents. Curacy of Little Cumberton.

Subject: Personal.

Subject: Personal.

Letter from E. Barnston from Rug to Roger Mostyn at Ruthyn, relating to business.