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Three works by Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375), viz. (a) L'Amorosa Fiammetta (imperfect, wanting one leaf at the beginning), (b) Corbaccio, and (c) Ameto. They are written on paper, in double columns, in the hand of Ambrugio Speççaferro and were completed, according to colophons, on 6 September, 15 September and 17 October 1457 respectively. There are pen-work initials in red and blue; some initials, perhaps illuminated, have been removed.
Speççaferro, Ambrugio, 15 cent.
Three volumes containing printed programmes giving details of concerts held by the Llandudno Pier Company Ltd, April-Oct. 1912, April-Oct. 1915 and April 1916-Jan. 1917. Two minute books, 1875-1882 and 1882-1885, of the Llandudno Pier Company, purchased with the above three volumes, are now known as NLW MSS 23488-9D.
Three volumes containing hymn tunes, anthem tunes, and the music of a few popular airs.
Three tune books of John Edwards, Ty Bach, Cricieth, the son of Edward Jones of NLW MS 19102A. Musical notation. Between boards. Donated by Miss L. Williams, Blaenau Ffestiniog, October 1965.
Three tonic sol-fa certificates, 1895-1896, awarded to John Benjamin Edwards, together with a certificate, 1896, awarded to Margaret E. Owen on passing a sunday school examination at Libanus, Blaenclydach, Calvinistic Methodist chapel, co. Glam.
Three sermon notebooks of Rev. William Morlais Evans (1833-96) Baptist minister,
Three sections of the report of William Cripps of the South Wales Commissioners. English. In boards. Donated by Sir Frederick Cripps, Cirencester, September 1941.
Three scrapbooks of press cuttings and papers assembled by Edward James (1885-1971), London editor of the Western Mail and South Wales Echo, 1913-59, a barrister, prominent Conservative and member of Holborn Borough Council, 1935-65:. Press cuttings and papers, 1903-28, many relating to the Tonypandy Riots of 1910, the abortive home rule campaign of E. T. John, 1910-14, and the Suffragette campaigns (Edward James gave evidence in 1913 in a court case against Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst) (NLW ex 1543). Press cuttings and papers, 1914-40, many concerning the implementation of the Welsh Church Act, 1920, notably its disendowment clauses, and the devolution campaigns of the early 1920s, together with letters from Sir Alfred Robbins, 1923, J. A. Sandbrook, 1936, and A. J. Sylvester, 1933 (NLW ex 1544). Press cuttings and papers, 1934-59, some relating to Stanley Baldwin, D. Lloyd George and Dr Thomas Jones, C.H., together with a letter from Sir Alfred T. Davies, 1948 (NLW ex 1545).
Three printed volumes of veterinary interest.
Three pieces for violin and piano and First set of twelve impressions for piano, Nos. VII, XI, and XII by Dr Ernest L. M. Prichard. (Formerly Ernest L. M. Prichard MS 7.) Music notation, English. Between boards. Donated by the Honourable Mervyn Roberts, Abergele, April 1959.
Three notebooks of T. Hamer Jones, J. Hamer Jones, and Tryphena Jones, ? all of Betws Cedewain,
Three notebooks of Gwen Evans, Y Wern, Betws-y-coed, two containing verses composed by her, 1924-58, and the other containing sermon texts and notes copied by her, 1923-34.
Three notebooks ? of the Rev. J. Price Jones, incumbent of Newcastle Emlyn, 1841-84,
Three misc. vols. containing extracts from letters from Dr Joan Richards,
Three letters, 1982, 1992 and one undated, concerning Roy Powell's father Ivor Powell (d. 1983), painter, together with a list of his paintings exhibited at the gallery of RONA (Register of Naïve Artists) in 1981.
Three holograph letters and two holograph and one autograph letter from David Lloyd George. English. Purchased from Maggs Bros, London, March 1975 & July 1974.
Three files containing papers accumulated by Ann Ffrancon as a member of the Welsh Arts Council Literature Committee and Children's Literature Panel.
Three copies of an essay by Richard Hughes on 'Hen Longau a Llongwriaeth Sir Gaernarfon'.