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Literary papers, 1939-[2001], of the poet Peter Hellings, including drafts and fair copies of poems and translations from the French; together with letters to the poet and his wife Manon Hellings, 1939-2001. Among the most notable correspondents are Robert Herring, Keidrych Rhys, Stephen Spender and Vernon Watkins.

Typescript text of a lecture by Peter Hain, MP, entitled 'Wales and the World', delivered at the Welsh Centre for International Affairs, Cardiff, 28 July 2000.

Papers of Peter Finch, comprising early poetry and literature, early typescripts, manuscripts, several hundred files and note books, proofs and research for the Real Cardiff trilogy, some files about the Writers Handbook, and correspondence, together with material accumulated through his involvement with the Association of Little Presses, including fanzines, unofficial publications, and experimental and amateur publications. The archive includes many aspects of Finch’s work, notably his concrete verse, visual poetry, sound poetry, found poetry and collage poems, and it reflects his technical experimentation with poems created on typewriters, word processors and photocopy machines.

The fonds comprises minutes of the Liberal Democrats Wales Executive Committee, the Welsh Campaigns and Communications Committee, and the Finance and Administration Committee, 1988-1998. The papers were accumulated by Peter Black as a member of the Party, former chair of the Welsh Party, c. 1995-1997, and former chair of the Welsh Liberal Democrats Finance and Administration Committee.

A further consignment of papers were received. This group remains uncatalogued.

An additional consignment of papers collated by Peter Black. This group remains uncatalogued.

Photocopy of Robin Chapman Stacey of Corpus Christi College, Oxford's thesis, 'Personal suretyship in early medieval Irish and Welsh law', for the degree of M.Litt (Oxon.), 1982. Copy made from Prof. Dafydd Jenkins of Aberystwyth's copy of her thesis.

Personal papers of Alan Spilsbury (1913-45) eldest son and assistant of Sir Bernard Spilsbury (1877-1947), criminal pathologist; the papers comprise pocket diary for 1943, passport and family photographs.

Memoranda, 1816-1817, of John Williams of Street, Llanfwrog, co. Denbigh, farmer, relating mainly to his family, farming, preaching engagements and local events, written in an interleaved volume containing the almanacs Cyfaill Tangnefeddus (Dublin, 1816) and Cyfaill Galarus (Dublin, 1817).

A collection of biographical, ethical, and novelistic material.

Peroriaeth Hyfryd (1837), ynghyd â thonau mewn llawysgrif. Nodiant cerddorol.

Copi teipysgrif o ddrama anghyhoeddedig o'r enw 'Perla' Siwan', gan Gwenlyn Parry, c. 1950.

A typescript copy of Ron Berry's Peregrine Watching (Llandysul, 1987), together with a letter, 18 April 1987, from the author to the donor the artist Gareth Parry, expressing his delight at the illustrations, a copy of the book, and an obituary of Ron Berry published in The Times, 1997.

One roll film negative of a well dressed young man, his hands behind his back, photographed on a piece of rough ground and watched by two chickens.

Papers, 1908-1970, relating mainly to the academic career of Percy George, including certificates, applications for posts, and papers concerning his tenure of a Rockefeller Foundation Scholarship and his lectureship at UCW, Aberystwyth.

Two autograph letters written by Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822), one, 2 June 1812, from Nantgwillt, Rhayader to his grandfather, Sir Bysshe Shelley, bart (1731-1815) , and the other, 16 April 1820, from Pisa to Thomas Medwin (1788-1869), afterwards his biographer, at Geneva.

Llungopïau o ohebiaeth a phapurau perthnasol, 1973-1977, Per Honore, Montroulez/Morlaix, yn ymwneud â'i waith fel ysgrifennydd grŵp yn trafod orgraff yr iaith Lydaweg. Mae'r gohebwyr yn cynnwys Per Denez, Francois Falc'hun, Jean Le Dû, Andreo Merser a Visant Seite. / Photocopies of correspondence and related papers, 1973-1977, of Per Honore of Montroulez/Morlaix, reflecting his activity as secretary to a discussion group on the orthography of Modern Breton. The correspondents include Per Denez, Francois Falc'hun, Jean Le Dû, Andreo Merser and Visant Seite.

Deeds relating mainly to premises in the parishes of Hay and Llanigon, Breconshire, 1674-1897, notably to Penyrwrlodd Hall.