The minute book, 1903-1906, of the Welsh Library Appeal Committee of the Council of the University of Wales, i.e. the committee charged with the task of securing financial and other support for the foundation of a national library for Wales at Aberystwyth.
Photographs of the fragments of a computus and of a calendar which are comprised in Cambridge University Library MS 4543 and which were described by E. C. Quiggin in Zeitschrift für Celtische Philologie, VII, 406-10.
Notes on The Oldest Rocks in the British Isles, written in 1882 by Henry Hicks (1837-1899), M.D., F.R.S., President of the Geological Society, 1896-1898.
Hicks, Henry Notes on British geology (1882), NLW MS 4440C
Two letters, 1910-1911, from Arthur Augustine Dallman (1883-1963), secretary of the Liverpool Botanical Society and author of articles on the flora of Denbighshire and Flintshire in Journal of Botany, 1907-1911, to one Whitwell, relating to his botanical work.
Dallman, Arthur Augustine, 1883-1963 Letters from (1910-1911), NLW MS 4437C
A manuscript entitled Y Bibl a'i Hanes. Pwnc i ysgol sabbothol y Bedyddwyr yn Nhosparth y Forge [Aberdâr], by Thomas Price (1820-1888), Baptist minister, Aberdare, being the original manuscript of his work which was published at Carmarthen, c. 1890.
Price, T. (Thomas), 1820-1888 Y Bibl a'i Hanes ..., 1890, original manuscript, NLW MS 4432B
Sermons preached by Thomas Charles Edwards in various Presbyterian churches in Liverpool, 1872-1876, transcribed for William Davies, draper, Liverpool from shorthand notes taken by J. C. Duckworth.
The log book of H.M.S. Doris (Captain (afterwards Sir) Christopher Cole (1770-1837)) from 31 January 1808 to 22 April 1809. It bears the armorial bookplate of Sir Christopher Cole which commemorates his exploit of storming the citadel of Belgica on the island of Neira in 1810.
Cole, Christopher, Sir, 1770-1836 Log book (1808-1809), NLW MS 3430D Commemorative bookplate (1810), NLW MS 3430D
An account book, 1828-1856, kept by the Harries family of Rhydwialchen, near Abergwili, Carmarthenshire, containing farm and household accounts, particulars of sums spent on clothing, etc.
Harries family, Rhydwialchen, Abergwili Account book (1828-1856), NLW MS 3427D
An essay entitled Hunan-ddiwylliant, yn cynnwys engreifftiau o ddynion wedi cyrhaedd enwogrwydd drwyddo yn ngwyneb anfanteision, written for competition at an eisteddfod by Thomas Williams, Post Office, Bangor.
Williams, Thomas, Bangor Essay (late 19 cent.), NLW MS 3425D
The original manuscripts, prepared for printing, of several examples of questions and answers on scriptural subjects studied by members of Sunday schools in south Cardiganshire and north Pembrokeshire in preparation for Cymanfa'r Pwnc.
One of two volumes containing press cuttings relating to the life and work of William Paton Ker (1855-1923), Professor of Poetry at Oxford and previously Professor of English Literature at the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire and at University College, London, together with reviews of his last work, The Art of Poetry. Seven Lectures 1920-1922 (Oxford, 1923), and of Collected Essays of W. P. Ker (London, 1925).
One of two volumes containing press cuttings relating to the life and work of William Paton Ker (1855-1923), Professor of Poetry at Oxford and previously Professor of English Literature at the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire and at University College, London, together with reviews of his last work, The Art of Poetry. Seven Lectures 1920-1922 (Oxford, 1923), and of Collected Essays of W. P. Ker (London, 1925).
