National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

A Breton Poem. 'Ar Christian distromplet': a Breton poem in dialogue form. Breton, ?Xviii cent.

57. (MS. 143B).
File

'A Breviat with notes Conteyninge all the Lordshipps and Mannors within the Countie of Glamorgan, shewing who is Lord and ...,

S5.
File
1596.

Part of Bute Estate Records,

'A Breviat with notes Conteyninge all the Lordshipps and Mannors within the Countie of Glamorgan, shewing who is Lord and Patron of every Advowson ...', by Rice Lewis. Formerly Phillipps MS 13,159.

A brewer's account book,

NLW MS 1243D.
File
1760-[1824] / [John Roberts] and others.

Part of John Roberts, Bangor, manuscripts

An account book, 1760-1763, of a brewer [? at Caernarfon] dealing mainly with Anglesey and Caernarvonshire customers; the volume was later used as an arithmetic and geometry exercise book, probably by Roberts.

'A Bridle for the ASS', so says Mr J. B. Noodle, poem in answer to no 750 signed 'Doodle Doo's ...,

751.
File
c. 1830.

Part of Sir John Williams Deeds and Papers,

'A Bridle for the ASS', so says Mr J. B. Noodle, poem in answer to no 750 signed 'Doodle Doo's Ghost'. Begins: 'Oh: Ga----B----Syms, how could you write'.

A Brief Abstract of Mr Watson's title to his dwelling house in Barwick [upon Tweed]. It commences with Letters Patent ...,

I/529.
File
[1686], Aug.

Part of Crosswood Estate Records,

A Brief Abstract of Mr Watson's title to his dwelling house in Barwick [upon Tweed]. It commences with Letters Patent of 4 Hen. [VIII] and ends with an indenture dated 5 Aug. 1686.

A brief abstract of the opinion of the Court of General Sessions upon a Bill of Common Barrettor exhibited against ...,

Series I/ 1849.
File
1616, July 9.

Part of Carreglwyd Estate Records,

A brief abstract of the opinion of the Court of General Sessions upon a Bill of Common Barrettor exhibited against Hugh Lewes David ap Howell. Three sheets.

A Brief Account of ... The Most Honorable and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons

1300.
File
1848

Part of Welsh School, Ashford, Middlesex, papers

Secretary's Copy interleaved and annotated, of A Brief Account of the Rise, Progress, and Present State of The Most Honorable and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons for supporting The Welsh Charity School, Gray's Inn Road, London, (London, 1848).

A brief account of Borth Congregational Chapel issued in connection with the centenary celebrations. 3 copies,

NLW Minor Deposit 364/4.
File
1967, Oct. 4.

Part of Borth Congregational Church Records,

A brief account of David Davies, Llanllyfni and Liverpool, 1859-1928, by Hugh Lloyd.

16531.
File

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of John Davies, Morfa, Harlech, by John Jones, Ynysgain,

13570.
File
1835.

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of Kate, daughter of John Jones, who died 11 July 1861, aged 8 years, written by her ...,

13566.
File
1861.

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of Kate, daughter of John Jones, who died 11 July 1861, aged 8 years, written by her father.

A Brief Account of No. 1043,

1044.
File
[c. 1878].

Part of Tredegar Estate Records,

A brief account of Susannah Evans, 'Modryb Susan', Oswestry.

16543.
File

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of the Calvinistic Methodist Health Insurance Society,

18152.
File
1947.

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of the establishing of Ebeneser,

EZ1/176/8.
File
[?1964].

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A notebook containing a brief account of the establishing of Ebeneser, together with other particulars relating to the history of the cause, down to 1964.

A brief account of the history of the church, 1828-1936, by E. Llewellyn John,

EZ1/85/13.
File
1936.

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of the life and death of Mrs Harriet Lamb, wife of the Rev. Thomas Lamb.

26845.
File

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A brief account of the new chapel,

26817.
File
1887.

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

Capel Newydd Nassau. Welsh Presbyterian Chapel, Charing Cross Road. Contribution book towards the new chapel [no entries]; containing a brief account of the new chapel.

A brief account of the opening of the British School at Castellmael, Pembrokeshire, by Henry Evans, Welsh, 17 March 1847 ...,