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A journalist's 'lineage' account book kept by J. G. Morris, Welshpool, 1905.

The minute book, 1873-1876, of Cyfrinfa Tuen, i.e. the Ystumtuen Lodge of Good Templars.

A poor rate assessment made on the inhabitants and landholders of the upper division of the parish of Trawsfynydd, Merioneth, 27 April 1807.

Typewritten copies of reports by various engineers on the Frongoch, West Frongoch and Loveden lead mines, Cardiganshire, 1903-1905.

Instructions by T. H. Thomas (Arlunydd Penygarn) relating to the ceremony of the reunited sword, symbolic of the unity of the Celtic peoples, held at the Cardiff National Eisteddfod, 1899, together with a press cutting giving the views of certain French newspapers on the significance of the ceremony.

An extract from the proceedings of the Epiphany Quarter Sessions for Cardiganshire, 1826, signed by the Clerk of the Peace, presenting Rees Jones, Nantremenin, Llandysul 'as a fit person to serve the office of chief constable for the lower Division of the Hundred of Moyddyn for the year ensuing in the Room of John David Jones ...'.

Two accounts of an eastern tradition relating to what Christ said when he saw a dead dog with a halter around its neck in the market place; a letter, July 1898, from Mary A. Dawes, Chelsea to Henry D. M. Spence, dean of Gloucester.

Three letters, 1900-1901, from Caroline Vanderhoff to Helen Owen, Weston-super-Mare.

Miscellaneous notes written by Robert Kenrick, Aberystwyth, together with letters to him from several correspondents; poetry; a copy of the resolution, 1847, by which the school at Penparke, near Aberystwyth, was united to the National Society; press cuttings; etc.

A manuscript containing prose sketches of Saint David, Ellen Dwn (from Scott's Lochinvar) and Matilde Despenser, together with poetry by 'Miss Vaughan (Vychan)', Newport, Monmouthshire.

The account of John Millington with Thomas Assheton Smith for the rents of the Assheton Smith estates in Caernarvonshire and Anglesey, 1834-1835.

A manuscript containing an assessment on the inhabitants of the north side of the parish of Old Radnor for the necessary repair of the church and casting of the bells, 1728; a doggerel poem relating to a Welshman; a copy of Eduard Lhuyd: Parochial Queries In Order to A Geographical Dictionary, A Natural History, &c. of Wales sent to a correspondent by William Brewster, Hereford.

A list giving the titles of pamphlets, 'eisteddfod' programmes, etc. presented to the National Library of Wales by Richard Rees, Paris House, Machynlleth.

A British passport issued 25 July 1860 to Martha Lewis (afterwards Mrs Wheldon) to enable her to travel on the continent of Europe accompanied by her sister Sarah Jane Lewis.

Diaries, 1850-1851, of David Williams, eldest brother of Sir John Williams, Bart (1840-1926).

One of three volumes containing diaries for 1879-1889, 1891 and 1893 kept by Eleanor Williams, Blaenllynant, Gwynfe, Carmarthenshire, mother of Sir John Williams, Bart (1840-1926).

An account book kept by John Phillips, Bridge Street, Haverfordwest, to record freights on goods carried by various steam and sailing vessels, 1838-1847, and sums paid in taxes, rates, etc., 1840-1872.

Comments and criticisms made by Thomas Edward Ellis (1859-1899) on the original draft of the introduction to Ivor Bowen: The Statutes of Wales (London, 1908).

A contemporary copy of Queen Elizabeth's Instructions, 1586, to the Earl of Pembroke, Lord President of the Council in the Marches of Wales [?in the hand of George Owen, the historian of Pembrokeshire].

A Carmarthenshire general dealer's ledger, used also as a memorandum book by John Thomas, Cwmsydan, Llansadwrn, Carmarthenshire.