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A French-Breton vocabulary,

NLW MS 2562B.
File
[1834].

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Extracts from F. Gregoire de Rostrenen : Dictionnaire francais-celtique, ou francais-breton ..., 1834, with a few explanatory notes in Welsh.

A meteorological record,

NLW MS 2561B.
File
1784-1793.

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Meteorological records kept at Downing, 1784-1793.

Micio's House,

NLW MS 2560B.
File
[1740x1743].

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

A play entitled 'Micio's House', 'Played when I was at School in Fulham. T[homas] P[ennant].'

Notes on Spain,

NLW MS 2559B.
File
[1785x1799] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Notes by David Pennant on Spain and Spanish painters, coins, flora, and grammar, with a few notes on the population of France.

David Pennant.

Medicine and religion,

NLW MS 2558D.
File
[1659] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Translations of medical works in Latin by Thomas Willis, M.D., published at the Hague, 1659, medical prescriptions, and a discourse on Philippians, ii, 12-13.

Thomas Willis.

A remedy for gout,

NLW MS 2557C.
File
[18 cent.] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

An account of cures for gout effected by Dr. Le Febrve, Liège.

Dr Le Febrve.

Fossils,

NLW MS 2556E.
File
[1750x1798] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

A classified and illustrated list by Thomas Pennant of fossils and fossil shells, with lists and notes sent to him by British and continental correspondents.

Thomas Pennant.

Botany, zoology, &c.,

NLW MS 2555D.
File
[1750x1798] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Miscellaneous notes on botany, zoology, topography, etc., mainly by Thomas Pennant.

Thomas Pennant and others.

Miscellanea,

NLW MS 2554E.
File
[1775x1825].

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Miscellanea, including lists of illustrations for Pennant's tours in Wales and Scotland.

Indexes,

NLW MS 2553B.
File
[1775x1798].

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Indexes to some of Thomas Pennant's works on natural history.

Plants of Africa,

NLW MS 2552B.
File
[1750x1798] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Lists, in the hand of Thomas Pennant, of the flora of Barbary, Senegal, Guinea, Ethiopia, the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Azores.

Thomas Pennant.

Plants at Downing,

NLW MS 2551B.
File
[1750x1850] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Lists of plants, shrubs, and trees planted at Downing by Thomas Pennant, David Pennant, and David Pennant, junior.

Thomas Pennant, David Pennant and David Pennant, junior.

Ichthyography,

NLW MS 2548B.
File
[1775x1799] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Ichthyographical notes and lists of British animals and birds by Thomas and David Pennant and 'An Account of such Fish as are either Natives or that frequent The River Wye Herefordshire' by 'Doctr. Roberts'.

Thomas Pennant and David Pennant.

Ichthyography,

NLW MS 2547B.
File
[1785x1799] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Notes by David Pennant on fishes.

David Pennant.

Zoology and ornithology,

NLW MS 2544-2546B.
File
[18 cent., second ½ ] /

Part of Thomas and David Pennant manuscripts

Notes by Thomas Pennant on British zoology and ornithology, accounts and lists of subscribers to his British Zoology, and details of zoological specimens received by him.

Thomas Pennant.

Crystallography and fossils,