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A particular of the townships of Llanvair and Rhiewhiriarth. English. In boards. Purchased from H. T. Davies, Tywyn (Merioneth), February 1942.

A passport issued by the British Ambassador in Paris, 13 June 1857, to 'John Jones (British subject) going to England' (i.e.'Talhaiarn'), stamped by the French Police in 1858 and 1859.

A pedigree of The Reverend E J Basil Jones' ancestors, compiled by his father, the Reverend E Aman Jones or his cousin Dr Iorwerth Hughes Jones, Swansea.

Five volumes containing a translation and part transcript by and in the hand of Hester Maria Cotton of the first five chapters of Drych y Prif Oesoedd (1716) by Theophilus Evans.

A transcript copy of a work by Mrs E. Myfanwy Robinson of Summerhill Farm, Roch, Pembrokeshire, with an introductory note by her son the donor W. Rhys B. Robinson, May 1975.

A personal and household account book of the 'Ladies of Llangollen' in the hand of Sarah Ponsonby. English. Boards, leather back. Purchased from Mr Stanley Crowe, London, April 1967.

Two copies - one intended for presentation to the House of Lords and the other to the House of Commons of a petition signed by John Jenkins, mayor of Aberystwyth, and many other residents of the town and district, in favour of a proposed railway between Trawscoed, Cardiganshire, and New Radnor, 1898.

A photocopy of a setting for voice and harp by Osian Ellis of an elegy, in 'cywydd' metre, by Huw Machno, written at the death of Bishop William Morgan in 1604; together with copies of typescript notes on the setting by the composer, a translation of the words into English by Dr R Geraint Gruffydd, a covering letter, 1988, from Osian Ellis to Dr Brynley F Roberts and the Order of Service to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the translation of the Bible into Welsh at Westminster Abbey, 1 November 1988, when the setting was performed. A cassette of a recording of the setting is available in the NLW Audio-Visual Unit.

A play entitled 'The Lord of In-Between' by T. Rowland Powel (typescript). English. Between boards. Donated by T. Rowland Powel, Ryde, Isle of Wight.

A play entitled 'The Reviewers' by T. Mildenhall, with a letter, 1814, by the author to Edmund Kean seeking his opinion of the work; and four letters, 1821-65, by Sir Thomas Phillipps to booksellers and editors of journals.

A pocket bookof a [Carew, Pembrokeshire] gentleman farmer and the proprietor of [Barley Hay] limestone quarry [parish of Carew, Pembrokeshire]. English. Leather. Donated by George Shatton Ormond, Tenby, July 1962.

'Vers contre L'ouvrage intitulé: Nécessité de reconnaître L'indépendance des Colonies'.

A poem entitled 'The Burial of Christ. The Virgin's Lamentation over the dead body of Her Son'.

A letter book containing copies of official letters sent by H. J. Lloyd, superintendent of police, Llanbadarn and Aberystwyth, to Captain Freeman, chief constable of Cardiganshire, and others, 1859-1863.

A press letter book belonging to the Clerk of Works of the Faenol estate, Caernarvonshire. English. 1/2 leather. Purchased from Mr Iwan Edgar, Bangor, June 1981.

A printed copy of The Gael and the Cymrie by 'An Englishman' [George Matcham], signed, with an autograph letter. English. Boards. Donated by Major H. J. Lloyd-Johns, May 1957.

A printed copy of the pedigree of the Griffith family of Bach y Saint (Braich y Saint), Cricieth, co. Caern, 'collected and Drawn by John Prich.d Prys, A.D. 1718'.

A printed pedigree, with manuscript notes, of John Jones of Camnant Hall, parish of Llandysul, co. Card., drawn up for the purpose of administrating his estate.

A printed programme for the St David's Day Dinner of the Mabinogion Society and the Welsh Society, Cambridge, containing the signatures of those present.