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A Case of the Respondents in original and of Appellants in Cross Appeal in the matter of the Marriage Settlement of Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. See No. 873. Two printed copies and one incomplete copy.

A case of theft before the Radnorshire Quarter Sessions at which the jury had cast lots for the verdict. The magistrates seek the advice of the Attorney General.

A Case (printed) for counsel's opinion with remarks thereon concerning the holding in commendam of prebend in the church of Durham by the Bishop of St. Davids.

A Case setting forth the claim of Barbara Stradlinge to the lease of the lordship of Llandaff as executrix of her grand-father, Henry Mathew.

A case stated between David Roberts of Kinmel and Wynne, concerning the proceedings for the sale of the land there, at "Park." Dates between February 1783, and 11 July 1785.

A Case submitted by the Bishop of St. Davids to J.A. Park of Lincolns Inn, with his opinion on the points raised as to whether the Bishop was compelled to institute a person who had been nominated by a patron to a benefice, if that person had no knowledge of the Welsh language.

Two copies of a book entitled "A case to answer" on accusations that Tony Blair misrepresented intelligence in the run up the the Iraq War 2003-11 produced for Adam Price MP.

Imperfect.

Compositions include 'Fragments for pianoforte ... for the benefit of young students', 1953 and a march 'Catellan'.

A Cash Book containing details of income and expenditure, 1878-82, and a cash account for 1906-10 corresponding to the entries for the same period in No. 13. The first twenty ff. have been cut out but have now been returned to their place in the vol. with the exception of ff. 1-2 which are missing.

A cassette of songs composed by Cyril Bertram Lander 1922-32, recorded at recitals in 1967 and 1968 by Gordon Clinton and Della Jones, accompanied on the piano by Ruth Gerald. A typescript copy of the words of the 1967 recital is enclosed.

A catalogue of ... Jewels, Trinkets, ... etc., to be sold by Messrs Christie and Manson, with prices for twenty eight items. Two copies.

'Catalogue of Book Lots Preparatory for the Sale', compiled by W. R. R. - probably a catalogue of the library of 'Nefydd'.

'A catalogue of all the Earles of Penbroke that have been sythence the Conquest in order as they succeeded…', a volume of genealogy compiled, [?1624], in the hand of the herald George Owen the younger (1595-1665), based on the work of his father George Owen of Henllys (1552-1613), and presented to their kinsman William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke.
George Owen the elder's original intention was to catalogue the earls 'with their proper coat armour' and his son's stated aim (f. 9 recto-verso) was to complete his father's work. The main text (ff. 11-15 and 16-44 rectos only) is mostly that of George Owen of Henllys's 'Catalogue of all the Earles of Penbroke' (1601x1603) (later incorporated by him into chapter 2 of the Description of Pembrokeshire: see George Owen of Henllys, The Description of Penbrokshire, ed. by Henry Owen, 4 vols (London, 1892-1936), I (1892), 14-33; and B. G. Charles, George Owen of Henllys: A Welsh Elizabethan (Aberystwyth, 1973), pp. 160-1). The final two paragraphs (ff. 42, 43, 44), relating to the second and third earls, continue the narrative to about 1624 and were presumably written by George Owen the younger. Each section begins with a decorated initial of varying height. The pedigree, by George Owen the younger (ff. 15 verso-43 verso, versos only), runs in parallel with the main text and traces the descent of William Herbert, in relation to the Earls of Pembroke of the various previous creations only. It is arranged in two columns, with the earls represented in the left hand column and other family shown on the right, and includes fifty-eight coats of arms, fully emblazoned and painted. Also included is the full armorial achievement of William Herbert (f. 8 verso) and the scribe's dedicatory address to Herbert (ff. 9-10). There are marginal notes in pencil, [?19 cent.], on ff. 8 verso and 9 verso (erased). For George Owen the younger see H. Stanford Owen, 'George Owen, York Herald 1633-1663', Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 1943 and 1944 [1946], 78-107.