Dangos 14836 canlyniad

Copies of the following works: manuscript (with corrections by Principal T. Ellis Jones) and typescript of Llyfr o Ryfeddodau: Esboniad ar Ddatguddiad Ioan (Caernarfon 1969); manuscript (carbon) of 'The Life and Work of David Rees of Limehouse (1683-1748): A Study of a leading Eighteenth Century Particular Baptist Minister' (cf. Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion 1983, pp. 81-96); and the script of four radio talks 'Yn Ôl y Dydd', broadcast May 1976.

Two essays by the Reverend David Rhydderch (d. 1960), Llandysul, Congregational minister on John Oliver (1838-66) and on the history of the Young Men's Christian Association.

Notebook containing details relating to the examinations, 1935-41, of 'Undeb Ysgolion Sabothol Annibynwyr Cylch Dyffryn Tywi', the vale of Towy Congregationalists' Sunday Schools Union (NLW ex 804). Scrapbook, 1869-89, of Col. Tudor Lloyd-Harries of Llandingad House, Llandovery, later of Llwyndewi, Llangadog, co. Carmarthen, containing press cuttings relating to, and programmes of, concerts in which he took part as violinist and pianist.

A typescript record of burials at Caersalem Congregational chapel, Pontyberem, co. Carmarthen, compiled by members of the Dyfed Family History Society.

Typescript copies of nineteen deeds relating to farms called Tir y Wernfa and Cefn Pennar Uchaf in the parish of Aberdare and messuages and lands called the Court Lands and another property in the parish of Merthyr Tudful, co. Glamorgan, some containing references to the Wood and Homfray families of Merthyr, including also a lease, 1756, relating to a watercorn mill called Endside Mill otherwise Lowmill in the parish of St. Bees, co. Cumberland; together with explanatory notes by Edward G. Williams.

Copies of three studies based on the census returns: 'A demographic study of north Cardiganshire rural districts, 1841-71'; 'Trefeirig, Cardiganshire: a study of the censuses 1841-71'; 'Parcel Canol, Cardiganshire: a study of the censuses 1841-71'. A copy of the study, 'The movement of tin and copper miners from Cornwall and Devon to the north Cardiganshire lead mines, 1851-71'.

Two scrapbooks of newspaper cuttings, dealing mainly with politics in Swansea; the donor, J. McEvoy, was Conservative agent there at the time.

Copies of the contents list and two manuscript items from a folio volume of pamphlets offered to NLW in May 1985. The contents list is in the hand of Thomas Price of Llanfyllin (see DWB s.n. Thomas Sebastian Price).

Transcripts, with notes, by F.M. Herbert, of tombstone inscriptions relating to the Herbert family at the church of St Peter, Old Cogan, co. Glam.

Receipts and payments account book, 1946-68, of Cellan Parish Council.

A typescript collection of verses transcribed from tombstones in north co. Card. ('Englynion Beddau Gogledd Ceredigion'), which was originally intended for competition at the Wrexham and district National Eisteddfod, 1977.

A typescript copy of a collection of unpublished poetry, 'Bwrdd Gwledd y Bardd Gwlad neu Rhwng yr Ordd a'r Eingion' by Griffith W. Francis (d. 1936), Nantlle, author of Telyn Eryri (Wrecsam 1932).

Notes and articles by Francis Williams relating to Edmwnd Prys, Bishop William Morgan and Archbishop John Williams and the memorial plaque to the former two at St. John's college, Cambridge.

Biographical notes relating to Thomas John Thomas (1836-1904), a native of Llangaffo, p. Llangeinwen, co. Ang., who emigrated to the United States in 1859, together with typescript translation of extracts from letters, 1875-1886, received by him from his family in Anglesey.

Two studies by Tom Dilworth entitled The Liturgical Parenthesis of David Jones (Ipswich, Golgonooza Press, 1979) and 'David Jones's Glosses on The Anathemata' (offprint from Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia, vol. 33 (1980), pp. 239-53), both presented by the author to René and Joan Hague, accompanied by three letters, 1979-80, from René Hague to Torn Dilworth, commenting on these studies; two letters, 1980, from Tom Dilworth to René Hague; and a copy of a circular, 1977, from Tom Dilworth and others 'To the Readers of the David Jones Newsletter'.

A typescript copy of the biographies of Sydney Horton (1893-1975), manager of the Redbrook Tinplate Works near Monmouth, and Elsie Dorothy Horton, containing recollections concerning the Redbrook Tinplate Company's works at Redbrook and at Tynewydd near Newport, 1930-61. cf. NLW Audio-visual Unit RM357 and RM359 (recollections of Sydney Horton and ex-workmen of the Redwood Tinplate Works).