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'A Jubilee [sic] [Royal] garland': full score; transparencies,

June 1977. 'To Sir David Willcocks and The Bach Choir in the twenty-fifth year of the Accession to the throne of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II'. [Duration: 15 min.]. Commissioned by The Bach Choir in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain. [First performed, L'Eglise de Montreuil, Paris, Sept. 1977, by The Bach Choir, conducted by Sir David Willcocks. Published London: Oxford University Press, 1978]. 27 Ff. 382 x 279 mm.

A Judgement (copy) in favour of the Chanter and Chapter of St David's against Alexander Eliot, esq., of Eareweare, Pem ...,

A Judgement (copy) in favour of the Chanter and Chapter of St David's against Alexander Eliot, esq., of Eareweare, Pem., made in the Court of Exchequer, 30 Jan. 1755 and produced by John Stokes, gent., a witness in Chancery proceedings between Elizabeth Eliot, widow, complainant, and John Williams and others, defendants.

A kind of album belonging at one time perhaps to a Mrs Bayley, containing a 'Catalogue Raisonnee [sic] of Family ...,

A kind of album belonging at one time perhaps to a Mrs Bayley, containing a 'Catalogue Raisonnee [sic] of Family Mottos' [of various dukes and earls, each motto accompanied by a satirical comment in verse] (2pp.), and miscellaneous items mainly of verse, some in the form of press-cuttings pasted into the vol. The cuttings include a copy of the ballad containing the story of Gelert's grave at Beddgelert by [William Robert Spencer], a speech by Mr [Charles James] Fox containing a tribute to the late Duke of Bedford, an obituary notice also concerning Francis Russell, fifth Duke of Bedford (dec. 1802), and an extract from a speech by [Richard Watson], bishop of Landaff in the House of Lords on the motion of the Duke of Bedford, [27 Jan. 1795].

A Kingdom,

Typescript fragments of fiction, 1970s, one bearing the title 'The Silence', but apparently being drafts of James Hanley's novel, A Kingdom (London, 1978).

James Hanley.

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