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A poem, 19 cent., by Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick, entitled Syr Owain, in which the scene is set in Wales at the beginning of the 12th century.

A volume, compiled c. 1774, containing an account of the family of Morris of Piercefield in Monmouthshire and of their connections in the West Indies and in the United States. Also included are additions of a later date.

An apparently unpublished work, in two volumes, c. 1846, by William Robinson, documenting the history of Britain 'from the first traditional beginning' and including accounts of the Saxons, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans. Both volumes contain numerous original drawings and a map of Europe. With NLW MS 91B.

A volume containing genealogies of Glamorgan families, written, 1677-1678, in the same hand as NLW MS 7A. Includes lists (pp. 270-85) of the manors belonging to the Earl of Pembroke, Marquis of Worcester, Earl of Leicester, Lord Bolingbroke, Carne family, Sir J. Stradling, Sir William Herbert, Sir John Aubrey, Sir Edward Lewis of Van, Sir Francis Popham and Sir Richard Basset.

A concordance of the Welsh Bible, in the hand of the Reverend Robert Roberts, up to the end of I Samuel, chap. 18.

The autobiography of the Reverend Robert Roberts (1834-1885), which was printed in the Welsh Outlook, June 1914 et seq.

A volume, in the hand of the Reverend Robert Roberts (see NLW MS 88C), containing school notes (pp. 1-9, 33-45), extracts from the Camb. Arch. Journal (p. 10) and from Harl. MS 128 (pp. 11-15), testimonials relating to Robert Roberts (pp. 16-18), pedigrees of the families of Llwydiarth and Bachymbyd (p. 19), of Glascoed, Emral (p. 20), of Cerniogau, Llwyn Ynn and Foxhall (p. 21), of Plasyward, Llannerch and Wynnstay (p. 22), of Penybont and Boras (p. 23), of Hafodunos and Teirdan (p. 24), of Chirk, Llanbedr and Plasyward (p. 25), of Penmynydd (p. 26) and of FitzHamon (p. 27), a list of earls and barons of Chester (p. 28), a list of Welsh poets in alphabetical order (pp. 29-33), and sheriffs of Denbighshire, 1541-1651, with genealogical notes (p. 49). Two draft letters, probably intended for Sir J. Rhys, have been inserted into the volume.

A volume containing a collection of hymn tunes, with accompaniments arranged for the organ.

A volume of sermons, in Welsh, preached at Llanddowror and Llandeilo between 11 November 1753 and 22 October 1758. The sermons were probably preached by the Rev. Griffith Jones; parts of the volume are in the hand of the Rev. Thomas Evans, later curate of Llanddowror.

A volume, 19 cent., probably in the hand of William Probert, containing an analysis of Hebrew grammar.

A volume containing an incomplete interlude in an unknown hand (possibly Arthur Jones, whose name appears on p. 62), in which the chief characters include Warwig, Tobit, Gabael, Raguel, Sara and Anna.

A volume consisting of extracts from Dr J. Davies's Welsh Grammar, 1621, pp. 9-213 (pp. 3-103) and notes by the Reverend Moses Williams on various Welsh words (pp. 104-26).

The first part of the volume consists of notes on various historical characters and an account of the kings and queens of England from William the Conqueror to Mary Tudor (pp. 7-178). The remainder of the volume contains quotations from various sources and historical notes (pp. 179-300).

A choir book, written, 1653, by Joannes de Larasti, of private prayers and responses for special occasions.

A volume containing genealogies of families in Glamorgan, Monmouth and other parts of Wales, pp. 1-275 having been written in 1678 (see pp. 95, 103, etc.) and pp. 276-303 in various hands of the second half of 18 cent.

A volume of sermons, in Welsh, apparently written by Robert Hughes, c. 1710.

A volume containing a fragment of a work, apparently unpublished, in the hand of the Reverend William Williams, Pantycelyn (1717-1791).

A volume, 15 cent., of monastic treatises in Latin, the subject-matter including the state of the world, religious instruction, humility, and the elevation of the mind.