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A music manuscript book containing transcripts by J. Lloyd Williams of the manuscripts, [1815-1825], of Ifor Ceri, together with margin notes.

A music manuscript book containing transcripts by J. Lloyd Williams of the manuscripts, [1815-1825], of Ifor Ceri, together with margin notes.

A Lieutenant (see cuffs) sitting on his horse. A private watches on. The photograph has been taken in the yard of a large house, partially visible.

Typescript articles, entitled 'War is a Pestilence...', 1936, and 'Coal and the Burgesses'; and manuscript notes of an autobiographical nature, 1981.

1 Rowland Leighe of Longborowe, Gloucestershire, esq.; 2 James White of London, silk weaver. Quitclaim of man. Stowe the oulde, otherwise Stowe St. Edwarde, Gloucestershire, and the advowson of p. Stowe The Oulde [Stow-on-the-wold].

1 John Dell, potter (quer.); 2 George Werner and Sarah his wife (deforcs). Final Concord of 1m., 1 barn, 1 stable, etc., (5a.) in p. Enfield, [Middlesex]. L. H. Indenture.

1. Rev. Robert William Hippisley, rector of Stow St Edwards, Gloucestershire; 2. Sir John Shelley of Shobrook Park, bart, Robert Taunton Raikes of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, barrister, Walter John Radcliffe of Warleigh, esq., and Copleston Lopes Radcliffe of Derriford, esq. Consent of 1 to the sale of the advowson specified in no. 71/3/7.

1. Rev. William Hippisley, clerk; 2. Sir John Shelley of Shobrook Park, bart, Robert Taunton Raikes of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, barrister, Walter John Radcliffe of Warleigh, esq., and Copleston Lopes Radcliffe of Derriford, esq. Consent of 2 to the sale of the advowson specified in no. 71/3/7 to 2 in no. 71/3/9 for £1,700.

A copy of the poetry anthology pamphlet Call Wind to Witness: Poems by John Bayliss, Charles Hamblett, Alun Lewis and Emanuel Litvinoff (London: Russell Clarke at the sign of the Capriole, [1942]), edited by Hamblett, with a prefatory note by Derek Sandford.
The volume contains the Alun Lewis poems 'Love Letter' and 'Infantry' (pp. 10-11), which likely constitutes his first appearance in book form.

Letters, 1970 & 1983-6, with occasional press cutting and greetings cards, relating to the author's early years in Abercynon and his autobiography. Correspondents include: Victor Bonham-Carter, 1983 (480/7); Elwyn [? Evans], 1985 (480/19-20); Graeme [Fife], 1983 (480/27); D. Llewellyn Jenkins, 1983-4 (480/39-42); Lord Bernard Miles, 1984 (480/50-1), including some details of Henry Morris, educationalist.