National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

5.
File

Part of Tom Hooson (MP) Papers,

30-31 Weatherall Street and Temperance Hall

UW/L80,012/123.
File
1931-1932.

Part of Welsh Church Commission Papers,

30-39 Porth-y-Castell,

2012 Donation E1/52/3.
File
1923-1981.

Part of Welsh Town-Planning and Housing Trust Records

Papers relating to individual properties.

3059.

3059.
File

Part of Eaton Evans & Williams (Solicitors) Records,

30-69.

2.
File

Part of Tom Hooson (MP) Papers,

30th Anniversary Exhibition

T/7
Ffeil / File
1984-1987

Part of 56 Group Wales Papers

Material relating to the 56 Group Wales's 30th Anniversary Exhibition held at the City Museum & Art Gallery, Worcester, 1987, including correspondence between Group secretary Mary Griffiths and Worcester City Museum & Art Gallery and Group members; printed invitation to private viewing; report on the exhibition by Group member Tom ('Diz') Gilhespy; report on meeting between Group treasurer David Tinker and gallery representative; details of exhibiting artists and works; floor plan of gallery; press cutting from the Western Mail; and memoranda by Mary Griffiths. Some folios annotated by Mary Griffiths.

30th Congress

Part of Bert Pearce (Welsh Communist Party) Papers

30Th report of the WCC, 1944,

WCC/ADMIN 31.
File
1945.

Part of Welsh Church Commission Papers,

31 Castle Street

ANL 1/6/61
File
1856-1887

Part of Tredegar Estate Records,

Assignment (20 Feb. 1856) of part of a parcel of land comprised in a lease (28 May 1841) for 58 years by the Tredegar Wharf Company to Davie Davies (therein called David Davies), and subsequent deeds, 1872-1887.

31 Deeds, Gwerngoy, p. Clydau, 1689-1852. Ann Harries, co-heiress of Gwerngoy, dec. 1798, was wife of Thomas Lewis of Clunfyw ...,

338-69.
File
1689-1852.

Part of Clynfiew Estate Records

31 Deeds, Gwerngoy, p. Clydau, 1689-1852. Ann Harries, co-heiress of Gwerngoy, dec. 1798, was wife of Thomas Lewis of Clunfyw. Orig. bdl. with some loose deeds added.

31 Deeds, various properties incl. Waungochen, Cefn-y-fedwen, Parc-y-pistyll, and Y Graig, p. Maenordeifi,