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Autograph letters or documents signed by several persons (16-19 cents); treasury warrants, orders, receipts, etc. (1633-1785), with letters of attorney, certificates of employment, etc. of military, naval and civil personnel; a list of House of Commons messengers and doorkeepers (1680); miscellaneous tax receipts; draft Wiltshire militia papers (1661); miscellaneous English lawsuit papers (18 cent.); papers relating to Gilbert Dyer, bookseller; a copy of General Schuyler's directions for the culture of hemp in America; a transcript of the order of the Lord Mayor, aldermen and sheriffs of London at their meetings, 1629; miscellanea.

Notes on Norman lands and tenants in chief and their families, with an index of principal names.

One of two volumes containing notes on early families connected with Herefordshire and with the Welsh counties adjoining.

Short studies on the history of the Brecknockshire lordships of Crickhowel, Bronllys and Talgarth and also on the families of Baskerville, Clifford, Giffard, Le Wafre, Pychard and Waldebeuf.

Extracts from the public records, etc. relating mainly to Essex families.

One of three volumes containing extracts from inquisitiones post mortem, the Black Book of the Exchequer, etc.

Extracts from the hundred rolls for Cambridgeshire.

Indexes of persons, places, etc. to which there are references in some of William Floyd's manuscripts.

Draft remarks on Histoire des Ducs de Normandie et des Rois d'Angleterre, ed. Francisque Michel, 1840, and on the works of Carte, Hume, Lingard, Agnes Strickland, etc., with special reference to the reign of King John and the light thrown by the study of original records.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, person and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to South Wales.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, person and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to Wales.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, persons and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to Brecknockshire.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, persons and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to Welsh families, mainly those connected with Glamorgan.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, persons and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to the history of Wales up to 1242.

One of nineteen volumes containing indexes to references to events, persons and places, mainly in Wales, taken from the close, charter, memoranda, patent and fine rolls, augmentation office books and other original records, together with notes on Welsh families and extracts from chronicles, etc. relating to Welsh families, mainly those connected with Glamorgan.

A brief note on the population of England at the time of the Norman Conquest.

One of two volumes containing a transcript of an index in the College of Arms to William Dugdale's Baronage, together with an index to holders of fees in Somerset and Gloucestershire in the Black Book of the Exchequer.

An index, arranged according to subjects and places, to some of William Floyd's (c. 1810-c. 1898) manuscript volumes, together with a rough list of the contents of his library.

Business correspondence, 1797-1805, from Messrs W. Kennaway & Sons, Exeter to Messrs E. Muller & Co., London.

The method of proceeding in the Court of Great Sessions for Glamorganshire, Breconshire and Radnorshire, 1791-1825, with a list of the officers of the circuit, 1791.