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Letter to the bishop regarding copies of the terrier and inventory, p. Llansamlet, 1900

Nodiadau a drafftiau (1954-[?1999]), yn cynnwys llyfr nodiadau ([?1977]) a thudalennau teipysgrif a llawysgrif amrywiol gan gynnwys drafftiau o gerddi gyda’r teitlau 'The Life Peer', 'Dydd Calan', 'Tomos Tŷ Calch' , ac 'Oscar', ynghyd â chopi o gerdd, 'The Ballad of Jane Shore' gan Donagh MacDonagh (1954); a theipysgrif o ran o sgript yn dwyn y teitl ‘From a Writer’s Notebook’ ([?1999]). Mae’r ffeil hefyd yn cynnwys copi o’r Deddf Addysg (1902); dau doriad o'r wasg (1967; 1999); a gohebiaeth yn cynnwys llythyrau oddi wrth Emyr Humphreys (4), Michael Macpherson (2), Robin Reeves (2), a John Barnie (1). / Notes and drafts (1954-[?1999]), consisting of an exercise book ([?1977]) and various typescript and manuscript pages including drafts of poems titled ‘The Life Peer’, ‘Dydd Calan’, ‘Tomos Tŷ Calch’, and ‘Oscar’, together with a copy of a poem, ‘The Ballad of Jane Shore’ by Donagh MacDonagh (1954); and a typescript of part of a script titled ‘From a Writer’s Notebook’ ([?1999]). The file also includes a copy of the Education Act (1902); two press cuttings (1967; 1999); and correspondence including letters from Emyr Humphreys (4), Michael Macpherson (2), Robin Reeves (2), and John Barnie (1).

Public notice, dated 1902, of an audit of land rents on the Gogerddan estate, to be held at the White Lion Hotel, Tal-y-bont, in January 1903.

Four volumes of unpublished catalogues of bee books, one each for German; French; Italian; and Miscellaneous publications, compiled by E. Drory (Berlin, ?1903).

An album of photographs of delegates at the Second Pan-Celtic Congress, Caernarfon, 1904, formerly in the possession of Taldir, with later typescript and manuscript annotations by him to 1949.

Correspondence between William George and Miss Jones regarding deeds, and a postcard portraying Lloyd George as St George and referencing the land campaign, possibly sent by William.

Various items of correspondence including copies of telegrams sent by Lloyd George to victorious Liberal candidates in 1923, letters sent by Frances Stevenson from Versailles, Downing Street and Bron y De, a postcard sent to Gwilym Lloyd George, a letter of commiseration to a losing Liberal candidate dated 1929 and a circular letter with Lloyd George's facsimile signature to members of Military Service Tribunals thanking them for their service during World War 1.

Marc Hubbard; Peter Hubbard-Miles; Alfred William Hughes; Chris Hughes; Cledwyn Hughes (Lord Cledwyn of Penrhos); Colin Hughes; Craig Parry Hughes; Euron Hughes; David Hughes; Ennys Hughes; Frank Hughes; Glyn Tegai Hughes; Hugh Hughes; John Roberts Hughes; Juliana Hughes; Ronnie Hughes; Ralph Hughes; Robert Hughes; Ronw Moelwyn Hughes; Roy Hughes (Lord Islwyn of Casnewydd); Merfyn Hughes; Bill Hughes; Llyr Hughes Griffiths; Don Hulston; John Humphries; Rob Humphries; Alwyn Humphreys; Christine Humphreys; Rob Humphreys; Jeff Hurford; Jane Hutt; Donna Hutton; Dafydd Huws; Norman ‘Llew’ Huxley; and Carole Hyde.

William Brace; Dave Bradney; Sir Joseph Bradney; David Braid; Kevin Brennan; Ed Bridges; Gerry Brienza; Paul Brierley; Paul Brighton; Tania Brisby; Andrew Broad; Fenner Brockway; Peter Brooke; Eric Brooke; Beata Brookes; John Broughton; R. G. Brown; Chris Bryant; Siôn Brynach; William Joseph Buckley; Robert Buckland; John Bufton; Derek Burnham; Eleanor Burnham; Angela Burns; Jon Burns; Simon Burns; Nicholas Burree; Eluned Bush; John Bushell; Christopher Butler; Rosemary Butler; Vic Button; and Sir Sidney Hutchinson Byass.

Rhys ab Elis; Mel ab Owain; Mohammed Abdel Haq; William Abraham; Mandi Abrahams; Ed Abrams; Leo Abse; John L. Aeron-Thomas; Bernard Acworth; Paul Adams; Nicholas Ainger; Ahmed Al-Jeffrey; Ashgar Ali; Parvaiz Ali; Miqdad Al-Nuaimi; John Allen; George Allison; John Allison; and Sura Altikriti.

Edward George Hemmerde; Ross Hendry; Henrietta Hensher; Auberon Herbert; John Arthur Herbert; Chris Herriot; William A. S. Hewins; Chris Hewitt; Malcolm Hewson; Darren Hickery; Richard Hill; and Rachael Hitchinson.

Religious census, c. 1906.

Bundle of letters and notes regarding questions on parochial finances and other statistics from the Royal Commission, c. 1906-1907

Ephemera related to David Lloyd George from the pre war period including material relating to the Land Campaign, the 1913 Budget and Lloyd George as President of the Board of Trade.

Printed article The Forward Movement (or Church Extension Society) of the Calvinistic Methodist or Presbyterian Church of Wales, by Rev. John Pugh, c. 1906, with typescript evidence to the Royal Commission on the Forward Movement by J. Morgan Jones, chairman of the South Wales Committee, 1910

Un ar ddeg o lyfrau nodiadau gyda rhai tudalennau rhydd (1906-1912), yn cynnwys nodiadau llawysgrif yn llaw Griffith Jones ac yn bennaf yn cofnodi tanysgrifiadau a chasgliadau ar gyfer myfyrwyr Coleg Annibynnol Bala-Bangor (lle'r oedd Griffith Jones yn fyfyriwr), ynghyd â nodiadau pellach perthynol i astudiaethau Beiblaidd, llenyddiaeth Gymraeg, Groeg, a Lladin; ac amserlen gwersi a chopi o bapur arholiad Hebraeg Prifysgol Cymru (1910). / Eleven notebooks with some loose leaves (1906-1912), containing manuscript notes in the hand of Griffith Jones and mainly recording subscriptions and collections for the students of Bala-Bangor Independent College (at which Griffith Jones was a student), together with further notes relating to Bible studies, Welsh literature, Greek, and Latin; and a lesson timetable and copy of University of Wales Hebrew exam paper (1910).

Draft deed between Dame Louise Alexandra Williams Wynn of Llangedwyn and Gertrude Mary Giradot of Rose Hill, Ruabon for the exchange of mines and minerals under lands in the parish of Erbistock, Flintshire, 1907.