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A notebook, 1900-1914, containing accounts relating to the transport and distribution of lime from Crosswood station, co. Card., together with other miscellaneous accounts; a printed list of subscribers towards a testimonial presented to Dr. Hughes, Llanilar, 31 August 1901; and receipts, 1936-1938, for rents due for Lisburne House and Hendre Rhys, part of the Earl of Lisburne's Crosswood estate.
A. Osmond Williams press cuttings
Four scrapbooks, compiled [1900]-[1910], containing press cuttings and letters, [1869], 1893-1910, relating to the political career of A. Osmond Williams, MP, and to his son Lieut. Osmond T. D. Williams.
The scrapbooks were evidently compiled by a member of A. Osmond Williams' family, probably his sister Alice or his mother Annie; with a few exceptions the cuttings are dated no later than early 1904, coinciding with Annie's death in June of that year.
A page from The London Gazette, with details of an application to be made to the Board of Trade, Session 1897, by the Llandrindod Wells Electric Light and Power Company (Limited).
A transcript, from the Vatican register, of a mandate, dated August, 1355, of Innocent VI directed to the bishop of Valona, the abbot of Tintern, and the chancellor of Salisbury, touching Richard de Tudeham, an apostate Augustinian canon of St. John the Baptist near St. Kynymarc, diocese of Llandaff.
A paper by Timothy Richards Lewis entitled 'On a Haematozoa inhabiting human blood', with MS notes by the author. English. (Formerly T. R. Lewis MS 20.) Donated by Colonel W. H. Lewis, London, November 1925.
A paper by Timothy Richards Lewis on Nematode Haematozoa,
A paper by Timothy Richards Lewis on Nematode Haematozoa with illustrations of Filaria Sanguinis, with MS notes by the author. English. (Formerly T. R. Lewis MS 21.) Donated by Colonel W. H. Lewis, London, November 1925.
A paraphrase of the gospels of St Matthew and St John.
A parliamentary history of Herefordshire : Notes
Autograph notes of William Retlaw Williams towards the compilation of his The Parliamentary History of the County of Hereford (Brecknock, 1896), including notes on Herefordshire parliaments from the early thirteenth century through to the nineteenth century.
Loose in an envelope are two letters, 1896 and 1901, from Williams to Frances Christina Baldwyn-Childe of Kyle Park, Worcestershire; a postcard showing Brinfield Court, Herefordshire, which was burnt down in August 1925; press cuttings, 1887, from the Hereford Times; and a printed advertisement for William Retlaw Williams, The Parliamentary History of Worcestershire (Hereford, 1897). These loose items were found in a copy of Williams's The Parliamentary History of the County of Hereford which at one time belonged to Frances Christina Baldwyn-Childe, and were transferred from the Department of Printed Books at NLW in 1980.
Williams, W. R. (William Retlaw), 1863-1944
A particular of the townships of Llanvair and Rhiewhiriarth. English. In boards. Purchased from H. T. Davies, Tywyn (Merioneth), February 1942.
A passport issued by the British Ambassador in Paris, 13 June 1857, to 'John Jones (British subject) going to England' (i.e.'Talhaiarn'), stamped by the French Police in 1858 and 1859.
A pedigree of The Reverend E J Basil Jones' ancestors, compiled by his father, the Reverend E Aman Jones or his cousin Dr Iorwerth Hughes Jones, Swansea.
Five volumes containing a translation and part transcript by and in the hand of Hester Maria Cotton of the first five chapters of Drych y Prif Oesoedd (1716) by Theophilus Evans.
Cotton, Hester Maria, of Combermere Abbey
A transcript copy of a work by Mrs E. Myfanwy Robinson of Summerhill Farm, Roch, Pembrokeshire, with an introductory note by her son the donor W. Rhys B. Robinson, May 1975.
Robinson, Elizabeth Myfanwy, 1891-1978
A personal and household account book of the 'Ladies of Llangollen' in the hand of Sarah Ponsonby. English. Boards, leather back. Purchased from Mr Stanley Crowe, London, April 1967.
Two copies - one intended for presentation to the House of Lords and the other to the House of Commons of a petition signed by John Jenkins, mayor of Aberystwyth, and many other residents of the town and district, in favour of a proposed railway between Trawscoed, Cardiganshire, and New Radnor, 1898.
Jenkins, John, fl. 1898 Petition signed by, NLW MS 4942E
A photocopy of a setting for voice and harp by Osian Ellis of an elegy, in 'cywydd' metre, by Huw Machno, written at the death of Bishop William Morgan in 1604; together with copies of typescript notes on the setting by the composer, a translation of the words into English by Dr R Geraint Gruffydd, a covering letter, 1988, from Osian Ellis to Dr Brynley F Roberts and the Order of Service to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the translation of the Bible into Welsh at Westminster Abbey, 1 November 1988, when the setting was performed. A cassette of a recording of the setting is available in the NLW Audio-Visual Unit.
A play entitled 'The Lord of In-Between' by T. Rowland Powel (typescript). English. Between boards. Donated by T. Rowland Powel, Ryde, Isle of Wight.
A play entitled 'The Reviewers' by T. Mildenhall, with a letter, 1814, by the author to Edmund Kean seeking his opinion of the work; and four letters, 1821-65, by Sir Thomas Phillipps to booksellers and editors of journals.
T. Mildenhall and Sir Thomas Phillipps.
A pocket bookof a [Carew, Pembrokeshire] gentleman farmer and the proprietor of [Barley Hay] limestone quarry [parish of Carew, Pembrokeshire]. English. Leather. Donated by George Shatton Ormond, Tenby, July 1962.
A poem entitled 'The Burial of Christ. The Virgin's Lamentation over the dead body of Her Son'.