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Arithmetic exercise book used by Benjamin Jenkins, Pant-y-caws, at Rhydwilym and Login schools, 1857-1858.

School arithmetic exercise book of Anne Davies, Pantyrodyn, later wife of Benjamin Jenkins of Porth-y-rhyd, Pant-y-caws, parish of Cilymaenllwyd, Carmarthenshire. The volume was begun on 3 August, 1860.

A volume containing arithmetical exercises and examples, used by Edward Williams (born c. 1841), Rhoswidol, Penegoes, co. Montgomery, at Rhydyfelin Parochial School, 1858-9.

Arithmetic exercise book, 1813-1823, of Morgan Evans, Glynhenllan, ?Cilgerran, Pembrokeshire, containing numeration and mensuration tables, rules and examples.

Arithmetic exercise book, with dressmaking and sewing school accounts, of Mary Jones (aft. Mary Jones Owen) (1857-1909) of Pantgwyn, Bont-goch, Tal-y-bont. Welsh, English. Boards. Donated by Mrs Myfanwy O. Jones, Los Angeles, February 1968.

Four arithmetic exericse books written by Rowland Richard of Esgirangell, Mallwyd and by his two sons, Evan Richards and Robert Richards, when they were at school at High Ercall, Shropshire.

Arithmetic exercise books of Ellis Evans of Clynnog. English. Between boards. Donated by Mr E. L. Evans, Blaenau Ffestiniog, January 1943.

Three school arithmetic exercise books belonging to David Smith, Penllwynteg, Cilybebyll, in the eighteenth century, and to his son Richard Smith, c. 1801.

Arithmetic exercises in the hand of Owen Morris while at Wheaton Aston School, Staffordshire. English. 1/2 leather. Donated by Mrs J. R. Roberts, Porthmadog, September 1971.

Notebook of John Nicholas (b. ca. 1829), son of Phillip Nicholas, Pantygwyddel, Llanfyrnach, co. Pembroke, containing arithmetic exercises, 1839-41.

Arithmetical exercises and problems, 1741-1742.

Arithmetic rule books belonging to Margaret Adams, Maes-yr-wyn, Mynachlog-ddu and William Griffith, Mynachlog-ddu probably while at Daniel Jones's school at Dre-dyrch, Mynachlog-ddu. English. Between boards. Donated by Mr E. T. Lewis, Mynachlog-ddu, June & October 1968.

Arithmetical examples written by John Davies, Glyn, Llangeitho.

A volume containing arithmetical exercises, form letters and stories, compiled by John Lloyd (b. 1808) of Pant, parish of Llanegryn, co. Merioneth, 1824-1825, whilst a pupil at Mr Harling's Commercial School, Chester; family memoranda, including copy letters from John Lloyd's father, David Lloyd, have been added, [1820s]-1847 (ff. 344v-345, 378v-380).

An arithmetical exercise book, with transcripts of 'cerddi' by Thomas Edwards ('Twm o'r Nant') and others, transcripts of 'bidding' letters, and miscellanea.

A volume compiled, 1811-1830, by Thomas Llewellyn of the parishes of Cardigan and Ferwig, Cardiganshire, chiefly containing arithmetical exercises but also miscellaneous notes and memoranda in English and Welsh, perhaps partly composed by him and partly derived from printed sources. These include a bidding letter for the marriage of Mary Owen and John Williams, both of the parish of St Dogmaels, Cardiganshire, 1816; draft documents relating to property in Cardigan and Ferwig; love letters and verse in English, including a number of Valentine rhymes; prognostications in Welsh and English on the weather and on lucky and unlucky days, together with astrological notes; two apparently unpublished ballads in Welsh, one of them, perhaps by Thomas Llewellyn, recounting a case of alleged slander by Sara Evans, a Methodist, against the Rev. John Herring (1789-1832), Baptist minister at Cardigan; and a transcript of the title-page of The [Supposititious] Works of Aristotle (Arbroath, 1801) (not recorded in the Nineteenth Century Short Title Catalogue).

Papers, [1846]-1915, of Thomas Henry Thomas ('Arlunydd Penygarn') comprising correspondence, geological and antiquarian notes, translations of manuscripts and miscellanea largely of Welsh interest, including an account of the 'Mari Lwyd' and material relating to 'druidic' books and runes.

A transcript by Robert Thomas (Ap Vychan) of an extract from Edward Williams: An Essay on the Equity of Government and the Sovereignty of Divine Grace (London, 1809), and a fragment of the New Testament bearing notes of sermons preached in the Bangor district.