A Law stationer's Bill to Sir Thomas Holland,
- Series I/ 157.
- File
- (1626).
Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,
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A Law stationer's Bill to Sir Thomas Holland,
Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,
Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records
A law suit between Mrs. Johnes, widow, and J.J.; Mr. Lloyd's bill of costs must be paid before the deeds of Cwmllunfiew can be recovered. Also with copy of part of the letter from Mr. Lloyd to J.G.
A lawyer's account and note book.
Part of Wynnstay Estate Records
Memoranda of cases heard in London, 1637-1641, and memoranda and accounts of legal services largely rendered to members of the Wynn family and their relations: William Wynn, Owen Wynn, Maurice Wynn, Sir Richard Wynn, William Mostyn, Mr Bodvell etc. The notebook may have been that of one of Henry Wynn's clerks.
A lawyer's account book. English. 1/4 leather. Donated by Rowley Williams, Denbigh, February 1945,
A leaf of a will, or copy of will, of a member of the Family of Turbervill, relating to Ewenny ...,
A leaf of a will, or copy of will, of a member of the Family of Turbervill, relating to Ewenny, Colwinston, and Landough.
A leaf out of a court book containing the proceedings of four courts,
Part of Badminton Estate Records
Two of the courts relate to the manor of Court Peers, Court Shelton and Tir Thomas ap David, one to Bryndehirog, and one to Trepatchett and Llanfair vibon Owen. (I) Court Peers etc., 1 April-20 Oct. 1617. Begins: Manor of Court Peers, Court Shelton, and teere Thomas ap David: Court held there 1 April, 15 James I, 1617. Of the two courts of the first consists of three presentments by the jury on ways in decay and the second of four presentments and encroachments on a bridge between the parish of Wolvesnewton and Langynock called Pont [pis]till and the way from the parish of Wolvesnewton to a bridge called Pont Winfordd in decay. (Ii) Begins: Manor of Bryndehyrocke: Court held there 30 April 1618. These proceedings consist of three presentments by the jury of a death, a way in decay, and an estray. (Iii) Begins: Trekaprachett and Lanveyre vibon Owen: [Court held] there 29 April 1618. These proceedings consist of four presentments by the jury of horseways in decay. A single leaf, foolscap, from a court book, fair condition.
A leaflet announcing the Tremadog District Sunday school meeting ('Cymanfa'), Tabernacl, Porthmadog,
Part of Edward Morgan Humphreys Papers,
A leaflet containing a pryddest entitled 'Bore'r Ddrycin', by 'Amanwy' [David Rees Griffith], and an englyn, entitled 'Cyntun' by 'Ap Hefin' [Henry Lloyd], being the winning compositions at Eisteddfod Meirion, Dolgellau. Welsh.
Part of Edward Morgan Humphreys Papers,
Welsh.
Part of Edward Morgan Humphreys Papers,
A leaflet containing Sunday School statistics for the Pwllheli district for 1878, with a notice from O. Thomas to the Sunday Schools of the Pwllheli district [c. 1878-9]. Welsh.
Part of Edward Morgan Humphreys Papers,
A leaflet conveying the gratitude of the family of Gareth Jones, 1905-35, for the sympathy expressed to them on his death. English and Welsh.
Part of Edward Morgan Humphreys Papers,
A leaflet entitled A national appeal on behalf of Mountain Ash Eisteddfod, 1940, by D. R. Hughes and A. E. Jones ('Cynan'), Joint Secretaries of the National Eisteddfod Council.
Part of Edward Morgan Humphreys Papers,
A leaflet entitled, Special order of the day . . . extracts from the victory despatch of the Field Marshal Commander-in-Chief . . ., by Major-General T. Astley Cubitt, Commanding 38th (Welsh) Division.
A leaflet: Gwasanaeth Dadorchuddio y Maen Coffa, Talybont,
A leaflet: Gwasanaeth Dadorchuddio y Maen Coffa, Talybont, 1925.
A leaflet issued by the Machynlleth Electric Supply Company Limited respecting Two Part Tariff,