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Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid(Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): llyfr cyfraniadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid(Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): derbynebau a threuliadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid(Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): derbynebau a threuliadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid(Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): derbynebau a threuliadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid(Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): derbynebau a threuliadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid (Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): derbynebau a threuliadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Urdd y Gwir Iforiaid (Cyfrinfa Castell Gwallter): derbynebau a threuliadau. (Gynt Castell Gwallter Lodge MS.) Hanner lledr. Rhoddwyd gan Mr & Mrs Gwilym Evans, Llandre, Gorffennaf 1952.

Some fifty letters, 1933-1948, from Ifan ab Owen Edwards and R. E. Griffith to the architect D. T. Jones, Aberystwyth, relating to work carried out by the latter for Cwmni Urdd Gobaith Cymru (The Welsh League of Youth, Inc.), including letters concerning the Welsh school at Lluest, Aberystwyth.

Unsuccessful competition submissions for the Caernarfon National Eisteddfod of 1921. Welsh, English. In boards. Purchased from J. R. Morris, Caernarfon, September 1948.

Four envelopes, postmarked August 1967, three of which contain unofficial stamps marking the translation into Welsh of the New Testament in 1567, together with a letter, dated 8 September 1967, to the donor from the Head Postmaster at Porthmadog. The stamps, 'Y Testament Newydd 1567 1967', were designed by Tegwyn Jones, published by Y Lolfa and sold during the National Eisteddfod at Bala in 1967.

A degree-day ode, set to music, which was sung at the University of Wales degree ceremony at Cardiff, 1898.

Papers, 1972-1978, relating to the establishment of a Welsh hall of residence for students at University College, Aberystwyth, the drawing up of a supplemental charter for the College, and membership of the College Court of Governors. = Papurau, 1972-1978, yn ymwneud â sefydlu neuadd breswyl Gymraeg ar gyfer myfyrwyr Coleg y Brifysgol, Aberystwyth, llunio siarter atodol y Coleg, ac aelodaeth o Lys y Coleg.

A minute book, 1931-1937, of the Philosophical Society of University College of Wales, Aberystwyth.

Universal Pocket Diary, with ms notes by John Maurice Jones. (Formerly Maurice Jones MS 5.) English. Leather. Donated by J. Maurice Jones, Liverpool, March 1952.

An album of nearly four hundred holograph and autograph letters, with some accounts and other papers, 1846-1856, of the Committee of Visitors of the United Lunatic Asylum for the counties of Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, and Pembroke (to be established under the provisions of Act 8 & 9 Victoria, c. 126). Almost all of the letters are addressed to the clerk of the Committee, namely Thomas Dalton, Cardiff, who was Clerk of the Peace for Glamorgan, and the writers include John Nicholl, M.P., Merthyr-mawr, etc.; [Sir] Denis Le Marchant, Whitehall [Under-Secretary to the Hom Department]; Walter Coffin, Llandaff, etc.; George Child-Villiers, 5th earl of Jersey; [Colonel] N. Cameron, London, etc.; and [Sir] George Tyler, M.P. The majority of the letters relate to negotiations for the purchase, as a site for the lunatic asylum, of part of the Danygraig estate near Swansea in the possession of Lord Jersey and in the occupation of Col. Cameron. Towards the beginning of the volume are orders and/or resolutions of the Courts of Quarter Sessions and/or the provisional county committees of Justices of the Peace for the counties of Pembroke, Monmouth, Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Glamorgan, the county borough of Carmarthen, and the town and county of Haverfordwest, 1846-1848; printed minutes of the united Committee of Visitors of the proposed asylum, 1848-1849; and the opinion, 1849, of Arthur Morgan, Equitable Assurance Office [London], on the value of the fee simple of the proposed site. Inset are statements of accounts due to Edmd. Scott Barber, civil engineer and surveyor, 1849-1852 (with a covering letter to Thomas Dalton, 1853), and to Thomas Dalton, 1853-1854; resolutions of the Courts of Quarter Sessions for the counties of Glamorgan and Cardigan, 1855-1856; a resolution of the Committee of Visitors, 1855, endorsed with the approval of [Sir] George Grey, Home Secretary; and draft minutes of the Committee of Visitors, 1856.