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Letter from D. E. Davies, District Manager, Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, North Wales District Office, Carnarvon, returning attested copy of the registration of the birth of T. Gwynn Jones. Letter dated May 24 1901.

Miscellaneous songs including 'Gwen a Mair yn mynd i'r Ffair' and 'Y Gainc Gam', tune and words, by J. Glyn Davies, and a tune by J. Glyn Davies for Walter Map's words 'Mihi est Propositum', translated into Welsh by T. G. Jones.

Typewritten draft in English and Welsh of inscription in memory of Ieuan ap Iago and his son, authors of the Welsh National Anthem.

Copies made by T. G. Jones in autograph of englynion by Dafydd M. Hughes, Dafydd Jones. 'Taerineb Gweddi', 'Einion ap Gwalchmai', 'Fies nobilium tu quoque fortium' - Horace.

Printed matter: (i) Y Bryniau Pell. Author, the Rev. W. Adams, MA, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford. Dated 1850. (ii) Y Gwasanaeth a wnaeth y Bedyddwyr i'r Byd, by Spinther. Published by I. Evans and Co., Carnarvon. [1878.] (iii) Political and Social Questions, (iv) The Making of England by J. A. R. Marriott, MA, Oxford: The Holywell Press 1901, and (v) Offprint of article on 'Diwygwyr Cymru' by Thomas Shankland, published in Seren Gomer, 1, vol. 25, Jan. 1904.

Papers from the library of the Rev. Walter Davies, 'Gwallter Mechain', given to Richard Ellis by Mrs Busch-Michel, Crosswood, Welshpool: (i) Old MS copy of Llyfr Coch Asaph transcribed by Gwallter Mechain, (ii) Gildas, De Excidio Britanniae, with notes in manu Gwallter Mechain, (iii) Translation of a Welsh elegy on the death of John Jenkins, Vicar of Kerry, Montgomeryshire, who died 20 Nov. 1829, (iv) Miscellaneous papers in the hand-writing of Gwallter Mechain, (v) Old papers consisting of deed of probate of the will of David Owens of p. Manafon, co. Mont., diocese of St Asaph, labourer, dated 3 July 1811, and (vi) Summons served upon John Vaughan to serve on the grand jury at the Merionethshire Summer Assizes held in the Shire Hall, Dolgellau, 1858, signed Edmund Buckley, high sheriff, and dated 22 June 1858.

Correspondence relating to Richard Ellis Davies: (i) J. H., Aberystwyth, to R. E., undated, (ii) E. Wynne Mathias, Narberth, to R. E., 16 Sept. 1910, (iii) A. G. Wilson to Miss Ellis, 27 Banbury Road, Oxford, 19 Sept. 1928, and (iv) A. C. B. Whitaker, Library, All Souls College, Oxford, 17 Oct. 1928.

A facsimile of an Elizabethan Broadside in the Welsh Language - a brief granted in 1591, to Sion Salisbwri of Gwyddelwern, Merionethshire, with notes by Richard Ellis, Jesus College, Oxford 1904.