A plan of the lands referred to in the above deed,
- Plas Llysfaen Deeds 28.
- File
- [c.1860].
Part of Miscellaneous Documents,
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A plan of the lands referred to in the above deed,
Part of Miscellaneous Documents,
A Plan of 'the Moss Field by Moretons',
Part of Bettisfield Estate Records,
A Plan of the south transept roof of St. David's Cathedral by J. Oldrid Scott.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Plan of the west window of the south transept of St. David's Cathedral.
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Plan showing encroachments made on the north side of Pendine church,
Part of St Davids Diocesan Records
A Plan suggested for the regulation of the Courts of England and Wales in testamentary matters,
Part of Diocese of Bangor Records,
Part of Brith Gof Archive,
A plan, possibly of the structure of the production.
A plantation in t. Crickheath, p. Oswestry, purchased from Mrs Edgerley in April 1842,
Part of Powis Castle Estate Records,
A play entitled 'A Welsh Singer' by 'Allen Raine'.
Part of D. Roy Evans Collection,
86 Typewritten sheets. Attached is the following note:. 'The reader is asked to carefully preserve this copy, and keep it clean, as it will be submitted to a London manager who will like to think he is the first manager to whom it has been submitted.'.
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.
Part of Cardiff MSS on Microfilm,
A play in Welsh by J Alban Morris, psosibly a translation of the German (beginning missing), and literary notes in English.
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 pleasant evening with Mr. MacColl; a recent stay in Scotland,
Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,
Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,
A pledge from Leyson Lewis that he will take no course whatever without the sanction of J. J, Sir James Williams and others. Endorsed: 'Handbill signed by me'.
A Plot or Plan of Ynys gynin, Erw lan y Rhyd and Coytkay helig in Isygarreg,
Mutilated.
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.