Dangos 15051 canlyniad

Dyddiadur Methodistaidd, am 1864, with manuscript entries of preaching and other engagements and of a few miscellaneous domestic disbursements, probably in the hand of John Owen, C. M. minister, Capel Ffynnon.

A commonplace book of David George of Nant Einion, parish of Llanthoysant (Llanddeusant), begun in 1828, and containing rules of English grammar ('Murray's Exercises Corrected at Neuaddlwyd-academy'); farming accounts and settled accounts with the smith, cobbler, mason, weaver, shoemaker, labourers, etc., 1831-1838; a list of Welsh books; scriptural notes, and lists of scriptural readings at prayer meetings, Sunday Schools, etc.

A statement by E. Frere, 31 August, 1820, of iron bars, etc., shipped from Newport, Monmouthshire, to Norwich for Messrs. [John] Brown[e] & Son[s], iron merchants; a holograph letter, 29 September, 1820, from E. Frere, Clydach, to Messrs. John Browne & Sons, iron merchants, Norwich, concerning the detention of a vessel and the insurance effected on a cargo of iron from Newport to Yarmouth; and an invoice, 1 November, 1845, from Clydach Iron Works to Messrs. John Browne & Sons for a shipment of iron from Newport to London.

A volume containing abstracts of wages and other accounts of Rowe's Colliery, Pembrokeshire, worked by James M. Child of Begelly House, including abstracts in respect of parts worked in partnership between him and Jeremiah Mathias & Co., Thomas Allen & Co., James Waters & Co., and William Eynon, and of shipment and other disbursements by Thomas Eynon, 1818-1819.

Original manuscripts and typescripts of editorial notes, articles, poems, and reviews published in Y Llenor during the period 1932-1933.

Treasurer's book of the Llanwnda District Nursing Association, August, 1906-10 April, 1923.

The Tucker MS, being an early eighteenth century collection (with later eighteenth century additions) of pedigrees of Pembrokeshire families attributed to Thomas Tucker of Sealyham, Pembrokeshire.

Minutes, 15 July-15 December, 1873, of a committee to consider the establishment of a British School at Bethesda, Caernarvonshire. The secretaries of the committee were John Jones, bookseller, and W. J. Parry, and the present volume is in the latter's hand.

A copy of a thesis relating to the writer Margiad Evans by Yuna Toudic, Department of English, University of Rennes, 2008.

Sheep Register, printed and sold by W. Whittington, Post Office, Wind Street, Neath, and used to record ear-marks largely in the Ogmore and Rhondda Valleys in Glamorgan.

My Lord Marquis of Argyle his Speech upon the Scaffold, the 27 May 1661. As it was spoken by himself, and written in Short-handby one that was present [Edinburgh, 1661], together with an almost complete contemporary copy.

The holograph manuscript and two typescript copies of a treatise on 'Cardiganshire Traditions' by W. R. Hall, Leytonstone, in the form of a letter to Dan Jenkins, Pentrefelin, Felin-fach, Cardiganshire, 18 June, 1935.

A group of accounts relating to the estate of John Wilkinson, ironmaster, including bills of costs of Messrs. Fitchett and Wagstaff to the surviving executor and devisee in trust to James Kyrke, esq., trustee for the sale of the estates, etc., 1825-1831, touching the sale and title of the Brymbo and other estates in Wales, the sale and title of estates in Staffordshire, the same of the Rotherhithe property, the sale of the Tividale estate, the appointment of a new receiver in the room of Thomas Turner, esq., deceased, loans of £40,000 and £13,200, general business, business in specified lawsuits, etc.; and bills of costs of Samuel Edge, 1830-1831, to Messrs. Wilkinson, Legh, and Murray, touching a mortgage to secure £40,000 and the conveyance of the Little Vownog estate. Also included in the group is a proof ('20 Feb. 1901. Stanford. Long Acre') of a photocopy of a letter, 12 July, 1712, from Abr[ah]am Darby from Madely Court to Wi[llia]m Rawlinson (Ralleson), near 'Kandell', Westmorland, relating to the writer's projects for the manufacture of iron, the enclosed Swedish method, the recipient's dispute with Hall over the increase in the price of wood, etc.

A volume containing balance sheets of the estates of John Wilkinson, ironmaster, at Castlehead, Brymbo, Bradley (Bradley Trial), and Hadley (Hadley Trial), 1820-1823.

Register of Thomas Morgan Llewellin, notary public, Newport, Monmouthshire, 21 July, 1854-27 June, 1861, relating to movements of ships at the port of Newport.

Unbound miscellaneous papers including certificates for the registry of Bethel Congregational Chapel, Caergwrle, as a place of worship and for the solemnization of marriages, 1852-1909, with a covering letter from Hugh G. Roberts, clerk and superintendent registrar of the Hawarden Union, Broughton, near Chester, 1909; a certificate of shares in the Welsh Baptist Assurance Trust, Limited, issued to John Jones of Cwmburry, Ferryside, Carmarthenshire, 1903; and a letter, [18]98, from Jack Warren, from H.M.S. Furious, Lough Swilly, Ireland, to J. Gough ('Dear old Taff').

Two typescript copies of a short biography of William Evans ('Alaw Afan'), musician, of Llanafan and Ysbyty Ystwyth, Cardiganshire, and subsequently of Pont-y-gwaith and Treorky, Glamorgan, compiled by his son E. J. Evans, Treorci, 1936.

A typescript copy of an order book of the Court of Quarter Sessions for co. Brecknock, 4 October, 1670-13 January, 1684/5. Beginning at the end of the original volume are records of general and special sessions held for the hundreds of Builth, Devinnocke, Merthyr, Penkelley, Talgarth, Crickhowell, and Ystrodveltey, 2 May, 1671-25 May, 1674, to grant licences to alehouses and for the grazing of cattle on the commons; recognizances, indictments, and presentments, 5 October, 1680-1683; and a loose sheet containing marriage licences, citations, etc., 2 March, 1673/4-13 May, 1674.

Copies prepared for The Monmouthshire Merlin, 15-22 March, 1851, of adjudications by the Reverend Chancellor Hugh Williams, Bassaleg Vicarage, 26 February, 1851, and William Jones ('Gwilym Ilid'), Machen, together with other material relating to an essay on 'Pwcca'r Trwyn', the celebrated Mynyddyslwyn Sprite' by David Rhys Stephen ('Gwyddonwyson'), which was awarded the prize at the Newport Athenaeum eisteddfod [11 March, 1851].