More than one hundred letters, 1674-1684, from Sir Leoline Jenkins (1623-1685), lawyer and diplomatist, English representative at Nimeguen, 1676-1679, and Secretary of State, 1680-1684, to Sir Richard Bulstrode (1610-1711), diplomatist, who was envoy at Brussels, 1676-1688.
Papers of, and relating to, Sir Lawrence Hugh Jenkins of Cilbronnau, Llangoedmore, Cardiganshire, chief justice of Bombay. They include a copy order on his call to the Bar by Lincoln's Inn, 1883; the printed minute of his appointment to the Privy Council, together with a covering letter and a printed form of the oath, 1916; an autograph letter, 1926, from Arthur James Balfour, 1st earl of Balfour, lord-president of the Council, to Sir Lawrence Jenkins, on the occasion of the latter's retirement from the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council; and press cuttings.
A presentation copy to Sir Cyril Fox (1882-1967) of a poem entitled Carmen, printed in 1924, by Achydd Glan Troddi (i.e. Sir Joseph Bradney) (1859-1933), with a covering letter, dated 1917, from the author.
A letter of attorney, November 20, 1672, from Sir John Vaughan, Crosswood, Cardiganshire, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, authorsing his servant Evan Jones to receive on his behalf 'att his Maties Receipt of the Excheqr' the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds 'for my ffee or sallary for this present Michaelmas Terme', and a letter, October 14, 1775, from Thomas Percy, bishop of Dromore, to [Thomas] Apperley [? father of Charles James Apperley ('Nimrod')].
Vaughan, John, Sir, 1603-1674 Letter of attorney from (1672), NLW MS 4955D
A work entitled A Politike Discourse. Or Dialogue between a Knight of the Commons-howse of Parliament; And a Gent: ...by Sir John Stradling (1563-1637), 1625, with a preface signed by the author and dedicated to Lord William, Earl of Pembroke (1580-1630).
Four autograph letters, [?1840]-1841, from [Sir] John S[alusbury] P[iozzi] Salusbury, adopted son of Gabriel and Hester Lynch Piozzi, to the Rev. Thomas Raffles, Liverpool, mainly concerned with the exhibiting of Raffles' collection of autographs by the [Liverpool] Royal Institution (ff. 2-3). Salusbury also refers, 9 December 1841, to [the Rev. Thomas] Pennant, son of Thomas Pennant of Downing and Salusbury's tenant at Brynbella (f. 4).
A printed circular, 1930, relating to the Sir John Morris-Jones Memorial Fund, with typescript statements, balance sheets, and lists of subscribers, 1934-6.
Llungopi o dystlythyr, 1916, yn llaw Syr John Morris Jones (1864-1929) yn cymeradwyo Catherine Parry, un o'i fyfyrwyr yng Ngholeg Prifysgol Gogledd Cymru, Bangor, ar gyfer swydd athrawes mewn ysgol uwchradd. = A photocopy of a testimonial, 1916, in the hand of Sir John Morris Jones (1864-1929) recommending Catherine Parry, one of his students at the University College of North Wales, Bangor, as a secondary school teacher.
Typewritten copies of poems written between 1896 and 1902 by (Sir) John Gibson (1841-1915), editor of The Cambrian News, Aberystwyth, and printed in that paper.
Gibson, John, 1841-1915 Poetry, 1896-1902, typewritten copies, NLW MS 6201C
One of four volumes containing the original manuscript of Gorwen, a story of Welsh life, written, 1892-1894, by (Sir) John Gibson (1841-1915), editor of the Cambrian News, Aberystwyth, and printed in that paper.
Gibson, John, 1841-1915 Gorwen, 1892-1894, original manuscript, NLW MS 6200C
One of four volumes containing the original manuscript of Gorwen, a story of Welsh life, written, 1892-1894, by (Sir) John Gibson (1841-1915), editor of the Cambrian News, Aberystwyth, and printed in that paper.
Gibson, John, 1841-1915 Gorwen, 1892-1894, original manuscript, NLW MS 6198C
One of four volumes containing the original manuscript of Gorwen, a story of Welsh life, written, 1892-1894, by (Sir) John Gibson (1841-1915), editor of the Cambrian News, Aberystwyth, and printed in that paper.
Gibson, John, 1841-1915 Gorwen, 1892-1894, original manuscript, NLW MS 6199C
One of four volumes containing the original manuscript of Gorwen, a story of Welsh life, written, 1892-1894, by (Sir) John Gibson (1841-1915), editor of the Cambrian News, Aberystwyth, and printed in that paper.
Gibson, John, 1841-1915 Gorwen, 1892-1894, original manuscript, NLW MS 6197C
An album containing a holograph letter from Howel Thomas, Local Government Board, 1916, manuscript pedigrees, and press cuttings and printed matter relating to the career of Sir Hugh Owen, K.C.B.
Papers, 1919-1921, of John Griffith, Dolgellau, relating to Sir Henry Jones's scheme to extend adult education in Wales with the assistance of the churches. The papers comprise a printed circular, 14 August 1919, from Percy E. Watkins relating to an address delivered by Henry Jones at a public meeting in Corwen (ff. 1-2); a proof copy of a printed letter, 15 August 1919, from Henry Jones to William George, [Cricieth] (ff. 3-6); a letter, 6 October 1919, from John Griffith to his son Wyn enclosing extracts of the correspondence between Griffith and Henry Jones (ff. 7-8); typescript copies of a letter, 23 March 1921, from [Dr] T[homas] J[ones] to John Griffith (f. 9) and of Griffith's reply (f. 10); and a press cutting, [?1921], from Yr Herald Cymraeg containing an article on Henry Jones (f. 11).
