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'A Father and His Son',

Emyr Humphreys's translation of John Gwilym Jones's Y Tad a'r Mab. Cyfieithiad Emyr Humphreys o Y Tad a'r Mab, John Gwilym Jones. See also / gweler hefyd D IV/59.

A Feast of Lanterns,

Music score (7pp) for high voice and piano. Variations on three of the four poems of Yuan Mei. Comprising: 'A feast of lanterns'; 'A medley of perfume'; 'Willow flowers'. [M.405]

'A Feature on Caradoc Evans',

Transcript of 'A Feature on Caradoc Evans', broadcast on Radio Wales, 1 March 1987, together with a copy of the Radio Times (28 Feb.-6 March 1987) and related letters. A cassette of the programme has been transferred to the NLW Audio-Visual Unit (CM 5228).

A Few Episcopal Visitation Queries with a Short Introduction, by the Venerable Archdeacon Albert Owen Evans, Archdeacon of Bangor and Rector of Llanfaethlu cum Llanfwrog, Anglesey (Bangor, 1937). This short book sets out to illustrate how visitation queries changed over time, and as an appendix to the account of visitations, the author has included copies of four queries: i) William Laud, Bishop of St Davids, 1622; ii) Humphrey Humphreys, Bishop of Bangor, 1690: this set of queries is in Welsh; iii) Humphrey Humphreys, Bishop of Hereford, 1723; and, iv) the Archbishop of Wales in the diocese of Bangor.

A few Idioms, etc., an anecdote (crossed out), and a note concerning William Thomas, Mason of Llanblethlan...

A few Idioms, etc., an anecdote (crossed out), and a note that William Thomas, Mason of Llanblethlan, 'was the first who invented the Glamorgan stone pools on Farms and in Farmyards'. On the reverse side (crossed out) are some lines of verse beginning, 'Ye Travellers that visit Wales' (recommending the Horse and Groom at Cowbridge). Torn.

A few miscellaneous items, including letters, a list of twelve MSS, etc. in the possession of J. R. Hughes, 1933 ...,

A few miscellaneous items, including letters, a list of twelve MSS, etc. in the possession of J. R. Hughes, 1933, and memoranda transcribed from a 1620 Bible belonging to Mr Arthur E. Morris, Plas Deon, Llanuwchllyn, in 1956. Of the MSS mentioned in the list, six were purchased by the Library in 1933 (NLW MSS 4341-4346) and another two are in the present collection (Nos 7 and 127). Other miscellanea include four ff. of a 16th century religious MS in (?) Flemish and a letter, 1925, from R. Morton Nance, Carbis Bay, Cornwall.

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