National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

N4/15.
File
[c.1880]-[c.1937].

Notes on manuscripts, history, literature, genealogy, place-names and etymology, together with transcripts of manuscripts.

Notes and transcripts,

N4/20.
File
[c.1880]-[c.1937].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Notes on manuscripts, history, literature, genealogy, place-names and etymology, together with transcripts of manuscripts.

Notebooks,

N1/18.
File
[1892]-[1936].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Eight notebooks containing miscellaneous notes relating to the Description of Wales.

Notebook of H. W. Lloyd,

P4/16.
File
[c.1850x1883]-[c.1907].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Notes on folklore, theology and antiquities by H. W. Lloyd, together with antiquarian notes and miscellanea accumulated by Egerton Phillimore.

Lloyd, H. W.

Newspaper cuttings,

P5/12.
File
1889-1921.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Cuttings of articles and poems by and relating to Egerton Phillimore and the Phillimore family.

Newspaper cuttings,

N4/22.
File
1880-[c.1937].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Cuttings from local and national newspapers in England and Wales, many relating to matters of historical and literary interest, but predominantly concerning a wide variety of current affairs.

Napoleonic relics,

P5/16.
File
[?1821]-1849.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Letter to R. W. Phillimore, 1849, requesting the autographs of French kings (namely Louis XIII, XIV, XV and XVI) from P. A. Labouchere, and enclosing a piece of wood and some fragments of cement reputed to have formed part of the coffin and tomb of the emperor Napoleon on St Helena from May 1821 to October 1840.

Montgomeryshire,

N1/11.
File
[1892]-[1936].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Manuscript notes relating to the chapter on Montgomeryshire in the Description of Pembrokeshire, volume 4.

Montgomeryshire,

N1/12.
File
[1892]-[1936].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Manuscript notes and galley proofs relating to the chapter on Montgomeryshire in the Description of Pembrokeshire, volume 4.

Miscellaneous and unidentified,

C1/89.
File
1879-1933.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Letters to Egerton Phillimore and his family from unidentified correspondents, together with miscellaneous notes.

'Merlin Extracts',

P4/19.
File
[c.1860]x[c.1890].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Notes on the Life of St Kentigern and a transcript of Walter Bower's 'Scotichronicon' (BL Titus A. XIX), in the hand of H. L. D. Ward, given to Egerton Phillimore in the 1890s.

Ward, H. L. D. (Henry Leigh Douglas), 1825-1906.

Mayoralty of Penryn,

P4/2.
File
March 1725.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Printed transcripts of writs of error concerning the office of mayor of Penryn, Cornwall, to be heard at the bar of the House of Lords in March 1725.

Mayfield terrier,

P4/6.
File
17 September 1762.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Copy of a terrier for the vicarage of 'Mathfield' [Mayfield, Staffordshire] .

Mayfield (Staffordshire, England)

Mary Gabriel - Fred A. Gray,

C1/29.
File
1884-1932.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Letters from a number of correspondents, including H. Gaidoz, Willoughby Garner, Stephen Gaselee, William George Ltd and S. Baring-Gould.

Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine), 1834-1924.

Manuscript transcriptions,

N3.
Series
[?c.1880]-[1937].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Transcripts made by Egerton Phillimore of early Welsh manuscripts held in libraries in London, Oxford, and various parts of Wales.

M. L. Tennant - Morris Thomas,

C1/68.
File
1880-1935.

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Letters from a number of correspondents, including Clara Thomas, D. Lleufer Thomas, D. R. Thomas, John Thomas ('Eifionydd'), John Thomas ('Pencerdd Gwalia'), Lilian Evan-Thomas and Ll. Thomas.

Thomas, D. Lleufer (Daniel Lleufer), 1863-1940.

'Lordshipps Marchers in Wales',

N1/1.
File
[1892]-[1906].

Part of Egerton Phillimore Papers

Manuscript notes and annotated galley proofs relating to the chapter on 'A Treatise of Lordshipps Marches in Wales', in the Description of Pembrokeshire, volume 3.

Llywarch Reynolds,