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Correspondence, press cuttings, etc relating to Howell's School, Denbigh. English. Between boards. Donated by Mrs Kathleen M. Davies, Harrow, October 1945.

Correspondence, programmes of literary meetings, etc by Timothy Davis, Evesham, 'Cranogwen' and others. (Formerly W. S. Jones MS.) Welsh, English. Between boards. Donated by Principal W. S. Jones, M.A., MSc., Llandre, 1947.

Correspondence, the correspondents including Edward Edwards, R. Mills, 'Owain Alaw', 'Ieuan Gwyllt', 'Cranogwen', etc. Welsh, English. (Formerly Jack Edwards MS 49.) In boards. Donated by Miss Elizabeth Richards, Aberystwyth, 1942.

Correspondence, the correspondents including 'Tanymarian', Isaac Pitman, Robert Bryan, 'Cranogwen', etc. Welsh, English. (Formerly Jack Edwards MS 50.) In boards. Donated by Miss Elizabeth Richards, Aberystwyth, 1942.

Correspondencerelating to the Sineater by E. S. Hartland from E. S. Hartland, S. O. Addy and others. English. Between boards. Donated by Ethel Hartland, Gloucester, 1953-1954.

Papers, 1745-1905, relating mainly to the Leach family of Corston and Ivy Tower, Pembrokeshire, the collection being largely composed of accounts, sale books, rentals and other details of estate management, together with material relating to family wills and personal estate. Amongst the material not directly relating to Corston and Ivy Tower are a late eighteenth century commonplace book belonging to Thomasina Smith (afterwards wife of Abraham Leach of Corston); a log book, 1864-1867, of Robert Owen Leach, commanding officer of HMS Liverpool; and army message books, 1901, kept by Captain Henry Edmund Burleigh Leach whilst serving in the South African War.

A four-weekly cost book of the Great Dyliffe [sic] Lead Mines, co. Montgomery, 1878-81.

Cost book of the Dulas and Fabian Copper Mine, Penegoes, Montgomeryshire. The volume also contains a list of shareholders and rules and regulations for working the mine. English. Leather. Donated by Mr Alun Hughes, Machynlleth, June 1963.

Two autograph letters signed from G. H. M. Farley from Greenford, Middlesex, to J. Henry Thomas, London, relating to the price of tin c. 1810-1815.

Part of a journal recording costs incurred, c. 1851-1852, in working the Cwm Darren Lead Mine, Cardiganshire, together with a copy of an agreement, 1849, entered into by Philip Oliver, Matthew Francis and James Lane relating to the mine.

Family and estate records of the Williams family of Cotts, Pembrokeshire, 1775-1801, Louis Devandes of Cotts, 1801-1814, the Peel family of Cotts and Denant, 1814-1847, and of the Massy family of County Limerick, Cotts and Cottesmore, 1828-1883, mainly title deeds relating to premises in Pembrokeshire and County Limerick, together with copies and abstracts of the charters of the borough of Askeaton, County Limerick, 1613-1723, returns of MPs for the borough, 1613-1713, burgess lists, 1613-1723, the court book of the corporation, 1692-1724, and other papers relating to the borough, c.1715-95; and a volume containing letters, 1820-1875, relating mainly to British Museum matters.

Correspondence regarding membership, 1961-1988, correspondence with central office, 1970-1983; minutes of the Executive and Council, 1961-1985; annual reports, 1965-1981; files on planning office liaison scheme, 1972-1975; official Welsh Office descriptions of listed buildings, 1980-1981; listed building applications and related correspondence, 1970-1981; general correspondence, 1965-1990; correspondence relating to offprints scheme, 1966-1972; list of newsletter subscriptions , 1961-1978; financial papers, 1962-1982; applications for Scheduled Monument Consent, 1982- 1993; publicity booklets, pamphlets and sheets, 1964-1977; correspondence on archaeological topics, 1961-1981, including road planning, use of metal detectors, threats to monuments, individual developments, local structure plans and government consultaion documents, and Monmouthshire Archaeology hoaxes.

Additional records (29 large boxes), c. 1986-2005, comprising correspondence, plans, reports and other papers, were donated by the Council for British Archaeology (Wales) per Bob Silvester, in October 2005 (0200512249). These remain unlisted.

Further records (18 large boxes) were received by the Council for British Archaeology (Wales) by Ms Jenny Britnell, Hon. Secretary, September 2010. These records remain unlisted.

Papers, 1974-1984, of the Council for the Principality, including: consultation documents and other papers on legislation and government policy, including environment, food, transport, housing and public health, 1976-1983; minutes and correspondence of the Council, 1974-1984, including correspondence with other bodies; and Welsh Consultative Council on Local Government Finance minutes and correspondence, 1978-1982.

Photocopies of PRO BD 24/44 (papers relating to the Council for Wales and Monmouthshire, 1958-63) and PRO PREM 11/4597 (papers relating to Government Administration in Wales, 1958-63).

Minutes of the meetings of the Council, 1949-1959; memoranda, reports and notes deriving from the activities of the Council, 1949-1959, together with subject files covering regional devolution, trade at the south Wales ports, transport services in Wales, employment and the repopulation of the rural areas, a Welsh Television Service, functions exercised by the Welsh Office, and the Welsh economy.

Summonses, dated 25 April, 15 [?Charles I, i.e. 1639], to James Bridgman and Samuel Law, commanding them to appear before the Council of the Marches at Ludlow on 7 May.

A final group of correspondence, papers and financial records, c 1983-96, of the Council of Welsh Districts (see Annual Report 1989-90, p 65, 1991-92, p 61, 1992-93, p 59, 1994-95, p 63, and 1995-96, p 64)

A further group of correspondence, papers and financial records, 1983-96) of the Council of Welsh Districts (see Annual Report 1989-90,p 65, 1991-92,p 61, 1992-93, p 59, 1994-95, p 63, and 1995-96,p 64)