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A volume, second half 18 cent., containing medical recipes which apparently belonged to Mrs Lloyd of Penpedust, near Cardigan; another book of recipes, written 1763 and containing 12 pp., has been inserted into the volume. Also included are six loose leaves of recipes and two letters, the first from John Jenkins (alias Little Shoemaker) to Mrs Lloyd and the second from William Lloyd to his mother, in which mention is made of an 'ill distemper at Llwyn Gorras'.

A volume, 1657, containing a collection of coats of arms, pedigrees, etc. of families dating back to the Norman conquest. The manuscript was copied in part from 'an ancient Manuscripte of Mr. Dugdalls' (p. 7) and from 'the workes of Raphe Brooke, Esquire'.

A volume containing a collection of poetry and essays, 1806-1821, by Hugh Maurice, 1775-1825, nephew to Owen Jones (Myfyr).

A volume, 19 cent., containing extracts relating to Wales from the index to the Harleian MSS.

A volume, 17 cent., containing pedigrees and poetry, the pedigrees being of considerable interest as many of them have been brought down to 1670 and later. Three places entered in the list of contents - Festiniog, Nanheudwy and Rhiw bebyll - do not appear in the body of the manuscript, while Rhiw Saeson (p. 174) is omitted from the table of contents. The volume also contains miscellaneous poetry in Welsh and English. The pagination is defective (see under 'Extent & Medium') and it is possible that the paginator made a page for page copy of a manuscript in which these pages were wanting.

The third of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The fourth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The ninth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volume, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The seventeenth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The nineteenth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The twentieth of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), ond of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

The twenty-third of thirty-one volumes, 1807-1817, and two other associated volumes, 1819 & 1820, containing original notes, probably taken, 1807-1820, by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Volume XIV is missing and Volume XVIII has been misplaced.

A volume containing original notes, 1820, probably taken by Samuel Heywood (1753-1828), one of the Welsh judges at the Great Sessions of Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. The volume also contains loose papers.

A volume containing a 19th century copy of a genealogical history of nobility and gentry in Wales by Hugh Thomas (1673-1720), including information gleaned from records, inscriptions, collections, etc.

The second of two volumes, containing a 19th century copy of an early 18th century manuscript by Edward Lloyd of Newtown, near Oswestry, barrister-at-law, and William Mytton of Halston, relating to the antiquities of Shropshire. An index to the places referred to is also included.

A volume, c. 1700, containing an English-Welsh dictionary in the hand of Edward Lhuyd (1660-1709). The plan adopted was to write the English words in two columns, leaving a space after each word for the insertion of the Welsh equivalent; the manuscript begins with 'Badge' and ends with 'Calander' [sic], but the Welsh equivalents have only been given in comparatively few cases.

A volume containing a collection, late 17 cent., of arms of Welshmen and of Englishmen connected with Wales by Francis Bassano. Also included are copies of monumental inscriptions in the parish church of Sawley, Derbyshire (p. 73) and in Clifton Church (p. 79).

A volume containing an original manuscript poem entitled Brwydr Maes Bosworth which was entered at Llangollen Eisteddfod, 1858 and which is in the hand of Ebenezer Thomas (Eben Fardd) (1802-1863).

An early 18 cent. copy of the Book of Merlin from the work of Nennius (9 cent.). The manuscript has been collated (see note (p. 9), under the date 1729).

A volume containing a collection of songs, in Welsh, some of which were written by John Thomas (Hoilienydd) and which were sent by him to William Thomas of Troedyrhiw, near Llandovery, in 1847.